Sentences with phrase «recommending changes to legislation»

The Manitoba Law Reform Commission last week issued two reports recommending changes to legislation re: nuisance claims and commercial tenancies.

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So it has no real role in the setting of EI premium rates, given the current legislation, as it has no option but to recommend annual changes of 10 cents.

[62] She called for «a profound culture change and radical legislation» to close the pay gap, and recommended measures to require companies where women make a successful complaint of pay discrimination to audit their practices and implement plans to ensure that men and women are paid equally for equal work.

The legislation to reduce political interference and patronage at the Port Authority won unanimous approval in Albany and Trenton following the Bridgegate scandal and toll hikes, but the governors rejected the bills, and instead endorsed the changes recommended by the special bi-state panel they appointed, Langford reported.

Among notable changes, the Subsidiary Legislation Committee recommended that the Ghana Legal Council should not be allowed to conduct interviews for entrants into the Ghana School of Law.

As part of the minimum wage legislation approved in the spring of 2013, Gov. Andrew Cuomo was to create a new board to analyze wage levels, including those for tip workers, and recommend changes.

The letter concludes by stating the Borough President is working with Assembly member Jeffrion Aubry to introduce legislation that would codify many of the changes recommended in her letter into state law.

Between reviews, your adviser should keep you updated about any changes to the economy, legislation or markets that impact the advice and products they've recommended for you.

Recently released internal documents indicate that the strategy to put multiple changes to a series of environmental protection laws into a single piece of legislation was recommended by lobbyists for the oil and gas industry.

Tax advisory and planning, which involves analysing and recommending changes in how individuals and companies structure their finances so as to minimise their tax payments within the framework of legislation.

It is clear from ICERD, other international instruments, the procedures of inter national organisations22 and standards in the ALRA (NT) and recommend ations by HORSCATSIA; that there is a well established requirement to obtain consent in respect of major changes to land rights and native title legislation.

Also, the NIC Principles have not fully explored what can already be achieved under existing land rights legislation but instead recommends changes to land rights laws without a full understanding of their existing potential.

NAWL recommends that any changes in the legislation should recognize that women with disabilities, women from minority cultural backgrounds, lesbian women and aboriginal women often are subject to high levels of abuse and are rarely able to access support services.