"Where parliament is seized of the matter, it is not appropriate to make an order requiring a change in the legislative scheme within a specific period or an order requiring the destruction of data," says the ruling by the lord chief justice and four other supreme court judges.
The former may lead to a change in the legislative expression of the general will; possibly to a change in the opinion of the judiciary; the latter enforces the general will, whilst that will and that opinion continue unchanged.
Two extremes for this driving force were considered, namely one with little or no change in the legislative and economic environment, and the other comprising both pharmacy market and health care system liberalization.
The changes, included in the legislative language last week when the bill was introduced by Senator Don Nickles, Republican of Oklahoma, mean that a number of companies whose dividends would have been taxable under the president's original proposal would now be tax exempt.
Republicans and Democrats alike agreed that Florida residents had demanded a deal on election changes in the current legislative session to avoid ever again becoming a national embarrassment.
Now, after a bumpy rollout, during which many administrators felt they had too little warning of the law's sweeping requirements, even its strongest supporters may be pushing for some changes in the next legislative session.
There were changes in the Constitution, new legislative laws and new elections that will open up the door for something more.
Recently proposed changes in the European Union (EU) legislative framework for assessment and approval of genetically modified cultivars (GM crops) could lead to a delegation of responsibility, from the European Food Safety Authority EFSAA) to regulatory authorities of individual EU member states [89].
The move towards an authorization model would require changes in the regulatory and legislative environments.
