The phrase "amending act" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to legislation that modifies or updates existing laws.
Example: "The new amending act was passed to address the shortcomings of the previous legislation."
Alternatives: "amendment legislation" or "modifying statute".
Just in case the government has left anything out, ministers are taking the now traditional "Henry VIII" powers to make regulations amending acts of parliament.
A spokesman for Hunt said the amended act would "clean up Labor's mess".
The amended Act of 1949 reduces the time peers can delay a Bill from two years over three parliamentary sessions to one year over two sessions.
However, if the amended act doesn't come up for a vote before December 20th, when the final session before the new year's national elections ends, the bill will effectively die.
Moreover, Congress provided rules of construction in the amended Act that admonished federal courts to construe the term "disability…in favor of broad coverage of individuals…to the maximum extent permitted" (42 U.S.C. § 12102(4)(A)).
The amended act was approved by the Commons without debate on December 8, and was signed into law four days later.
In 1968 the university was reorganized under an amended act of the McMaster Act into the Divisions of Arts, Science, and Health Sciences, each with its own Vice-President, while the Divinity College continued under its existing arrangement.
The newly amended act did, however, rescind the Southeast Asia Resolution (better known as the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution) under which Presidents Johnson and Nixon had conducted military operations for seven years without a declaration of war.
However, those measures failed to pass, largely due to concern that the House, which passed an clean bill earlier this month by a vote of 338-88, would refuse to approve an amended act.
We only need to amend Act 1050, which the governor supports, to allow K-12 schools access to the same network Arkansas colleges and universities have utilized," said Dr. McClure.
