In 2003, the policy was replaced by the 'Skilled Migrant Category' policy, also based on the awarding of points for job offers, work experience, qualifications and age, with additional recognition of partners' employment and experience, NZ qualifications and employment outside Auckland.
Within the governance arrangements category, policy authority (n = 20) represents the largest sub-category and within the financial arrangements category, "incentivizing consumers" (n = 29), "remunerating providers" (n = 27) and "financing systems" (n = 26) represent the largest sub-categories.
ENISA [1] identified 35 incident scenarios that fall in one of the following four categories: policy and organizational, technical, legal and the other scenarios not specific to cloud computing (see Table 1).
In the recently published Innocenti Report Card no. 8 by UNICEF (2008), Hungary is 8th among 25 OECD countries in terms of provision of early childhood care, based on ten benchmarks related to four broad categories: policy framework, access to services and their quality, and supporting context.
The second category contains policy variables, belonging to both CAP pillar I and II.
The socio-economic dimension captures a broad category of policy areas, such as the labour market, education, housing, healthcare, social security and policing.
In the near future we plan to tackle this problem by using per party and per category of policy statements HMMs.
As the discussion shows, this top-down process has its own dynamics distinct from those involved in 'scaling up' and should be examined as a separate category of policy experiments in its own right.
Taking Yanow's second category of policy artefacts, we explore the role of documents as symbolic objects carrying meaning.
Bloggers submitted questions, read by moderators, that included three categories: foreign policy, domestic affairs and philosophy and experience.
Sturgeon also admitted that the white paper would be something of a mix, because it would combine "two categories of policy choice".
