Earlier in the day, Facebook said in a statement that its co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg would send one of his deputies to give oral evidence in the UK
Parliament over the case of the Cambridge Analytica firm.
Not exact matches
The state government will introduce legislation into
parliament tomorrow designed to finalise the long - running Bell Group legal
case, in which the Insurance Commission of WA and other creditors are fighting
over a $ 1.7 billion payout.
Nicola Sturgeon's decision to join the court
case over the government's handling of Brexit is expected to delay the verdict on whether Theresa May can trigger Article 50 without consulting
parliament.
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has appointed a
case manager to look into the petition filed by the minority in Ghana's
parliament over the country's recent $ 2.25 billion bond issuance.
Parliament itself continues to treat this piecemeal, reacting and wringing its hands in horror when
cases such as those of Criado - Perez or Mary Beard hit the headlines - but otherwise focussing on the easy moral panic
over porn and doing little to protect women from online violence.
In theory, Cameron can still achieve a cash freeze if member states and the European
Parliament can't agree on a compromise, in which
case this year's budget is carried
over to next year.»
The Supreme Court has ruled that the High Court hearing the
case involving Member of
Parliament for Klottey Korle, Nii Armah Ashitey and Dr. Zanetor Rawlings has no jurisdiction
over it.
He concluded that if his party and the Liberal Democrats could not form a sustainable working arrangement
over two or three years, «then that kills the
case off for electoral reform for good and all because we obviously can not handle a multi-party
parliament».
NB In the tags attached to the article the constituency names are marked with an asterisk, as will be the
case over the coming year for all constituencies in both the Scottish
Parliament and Welsh Assembly.
There are
cases also when a
parliament is simply not capable of sustaining a government
over the long term, such as the House of Commons elected in February 1974, in which neither the Conservatives nor Labour could achieve a majority.
He said the review's author, BTP chief constable Ian Johnston, «recognises that there are arguments, either way, regarding proportionality
over the manner of arrest of a member of
parliament but questions the method taken in this
case».
These five measures, as outlined by the NPP flagbearer, include providing the requisite leadership to tackle corruption; the scrupulous enforcement of the teachings of the Public Procurement Act (Act 663); the establishment by Act of
Parliament of an Office of Independent Prosecutor to investigate and prosecute certain categories of
cases and allegations of corruption; the devotion of more resources to enhance the capacity of anti-corruption agencies; and supporting all moves to give
Parliament greater oversight capability
over the activities of the Executive.
Over the years,
Parliament has attempted to simplify and streamline the trial process in impaired driving
cases, and in 1969 it introduced evidentiary «shortcuts» into the Criminal Code, now found in ss.
Set up by
Parliament, the Financial Ombudsman Service is the UK's official expert in sorting out problems with financial services — answering
over 1.6 million consumer enquiries and resolving
over 400,000
cases a year.
Giving judgment in that
case, Lord Phillips had expressed the view that had the regime been enacted by an Act of
Parliament, the principle of legality could not have prevailed
over the clear and unambiguous will of
Parliament.
In his judgment, Lord Neuberger says: «In declaring subordinate legislation to be invalid in such a
case, the court is upholding the supremacy of
Parliament over the Executive.»
The final Commission report was tabled before
parliament by then Justice Minister, Ray Hnatyshyn, after examining
over 800
cases of alleged war criminals in Canada.