The four-year-old federal commission, led by James S. Gilmore III, a former Republican governor of Virginia, said in a final report issued on Monday that President Bush should create a "civil liberties oversight board" with a bipartisan membership that would "provide advice on any change to statutory or regulatory authority" that might infringe on civil liberties.
Technically, the initiative that passes with the most votes would become law, but this second scenario becomes more complicated because two of the measures are drafted as constitutional amendments while the third would be a change to statutory law.
Finally, in April 2006, the then home secretary Charles Clarke announced further changes to the statutory scheme, drawing comparisons with the often derisory compensation offered to victims of crime.
Because there have been no significant changes to the statutory or regulatory framework governing agricultural biotechnology since it was established in the 1980s, the FDA reviews applications of genetically engineered animals under the New Animal Drug Application NADAA) provisions of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FDCA).
But Mr Sissling says that as part of a new financial regime, the Welsh government is looking at "whether changes to the NHS statutory financial regime are required to provide greater flexibility in the longer term".
Undertake a review with a view to making any necessary changes to enable those statutory bodies which wish to do so to exercise financial and administrative authority and mobilise additional funding from their members, while remaining within the framework of FAO and maintaining a reportingrelationship with it.
"The Federal Reserve is not seeking a change to its statutory mandate," a Fed spokeswoman, Michelle A. Smith, said in a statement.
Raymore explains that the Fed acknowledged it was making a "substantive change" to the statutory definition of applicant in the 1985 amendment to Regulation B, and not merely an administrative interpretation that would be entitled to Chevron deference.
She said there would be "severe uncertainty" for citizens and businesses with "contradictory provisions" between UK and EU law without a change to a Statutory Instrument (SI).
