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"We have to bring regulations up to speed," Mr. Burroughs said.

The NSW Greens environment spokesperson, Cate Faehrmann, has introduced a bill that would bring regulations for the state's five power stations into line with standards in the EU.

Although the extension core would not include farming areas, Mr. Gergela said in an interview that the bureau was concerned that the extension would bring regulations for pesticide and fertilizer use that would affect farmers.

The bill would bring regulation for the first time to a portion of the over-the-counter market for derivatives.

Transport for NSW recently came up with a set of reforms to legalise ride sharing and bring regulation up to date for the new transportation model.

But there was one area in which he was able to bring regulation into the 21st century: the new code of practice for commercial TV which he describes as the "edgiest in the world".

The measure, which the House adopted by a vote of 96 to 49, would also bring regulation of the guns under the same laws that now cover ownership of handguns.

Amongst the changes, which are intended to extend corporate democracy and bring regulation into the digital era, is a requirement that all corporations must begin reporting "information respecting diversity among the directors and among the members of senior management".

Why didn't they act faster to save them before federal officials brought regulations?

The agreements will open the vast 28-nation E.U. market, with its 504 million residents, to tariff-free exports from the three countries in exchange for gradual work toward bringing regulations up to European standards.

Gradually, and especially during the Uruguay Round negotiations, a strict "regulatory levelling" has been applied, bringing regulations for developing countries more in line with those for developed countries.