Sentence examples for changes to existing legislation from inspiring English sources
9. Existing legislation on information and consultation should not be extended to micros, and no new proposals or changes to existing legislation should be made.
This would create a controlled environment in which we could enable local authorities to test deregulatory approaches that are not currently possible, before taking a decision to make substantial changes to existing legislation that would apply across the board.
A ComRes survey of 1,005 found that 74 per cent of people believed fox hunting should remain illegal, while just 20 per cent supported changes to existing legislation in England and Wales.
In early 2018, the European Commission is waiting to hear from the European Council whether it will formally get a decision-making role in this specific project and whether the member states will accept the proposed changes to existing legislation, extending the Third Package, in an alternative attempt from the EC to get a foot in the door.
The government will be able to avoid introducing lengthy legislation, which would be subject to months of intense scrutiny in the media and in both Houses of Parliament, and instead usher in significant changes to existing legislation by using a much quicker parliamentary procedure - a statutory instrument - to reform the ban.
This is not binding on the coalition government but will strengthen the Lib Dems' hand in negotiating with their Conservative coalition partners over any changes to existing legislation.
Under the changes the Lobbying Act made to existing legislation (the Political Parties Elections and Referendums Act 2000) the rules change 365 days before a election takes place.
The challenge to existing legislation was mounted by the NIHRC.
Currently, if we want to make changes to existing laws, we are forced all too often, to resort to ballot measures; legislation at the ballot box.
