Sentences with phrase «propose statutory changes»

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HMRC have published a draft statutory instrument proposing a contentious change to the 2003 PAYE Regulations.

Generating policy recommendations such as recommended statutory changes necessary to support the proposed assessment design

The new Administration will need to evaluate the proposed Gateway project and identify any Federal statutory changes required to advance it, and consider the project as a candidate for FTA CIG funding.

He has proposed a wide slate of changes intended to blunt its impact — from using the bureau's more obscure statutory name to pulling a roster of public consumer complaints from the consumer bureau's website.

A statute that governs the construction industry in Ontario is set for a major overhaul for the first time in nearly 35 years.The proposed changes to the Construction Lien Act, which could become law later this year, are an attempt to modernize the payment and dispute resolution systems in the industry and bring the statutory framework in line with jurisdictions in other countries.

We will provide a thorough overview of the new Bill's proposed workplace - related statutory changes in next week's post.

The Ontario Legislature has proposed changes (Bills 159 and 146) to the statutory obligations of both temporary help agencies («Agencies») and their clients («Employers»).

During the meeting, two motions were proposed pursuant to Rule 33 (2)(b) of the Rules of the Law Society of Alberta, in particular: (a) that the law society publicly advocate in the public interest for an adequately publicly funded legal aid system with a statutory foundation that is independent of the government and (b) that the law society request that the Legal Aid Society immediately rescind the recent changes including the changes to the financial eligibility guidelines and the choice of counsel provisions.

Amid concerns over proposed changes to the Contempt of Act 1981, through the Criminal Justice and Courts Bill, which would introduce new statutory powers for the removal of online material *, it seems worth highlighting some separate recommendations on contempt and court reporting, published in late March.

Proposed changes to adoption regulations and statutory guidance in England as a result of part 1 of the Children and Families Bill.

I am concerned that, considered in light of the Government's view about PBC funding, proposed changes to PBCs» statutory functions are an attempt to limit government and third party liability for funding both PBCs and the NTRBs that assist them.

As well as changing the child maintenance organisational structure, the Government is also proposing a number of controversial changes to its operation, designed to encourage parents to make their own maintenance arrangements without resorting to a statutory collection scheme.

It proposes to meet this challenge by using a partnership of the community, social partners, statutory and public representative sectors to provide services, influence structures and change policies so that all local people are included in a self - sustaining community that integrates work and economic activity with personal, social and economic needs.