The bill would allow certain close relatives of eligible veterans to be buried in the same grave with loved ones without a waiver and would codify regulations allowing the cremated remains of any veteran with an honorable discharge to be kept at the cemetery.
Then there is the matter of turning around the federal bureaucracy, with its 2.7 million employees, 175,000 pages of codified regulations, revolving door with big business, and ready access for corporate lawyers and lobbyists.
Cred: As a point person at the S.E.C. for codifying crowdfunding regulations, he's one of the go-to regulators.
This bill would codify those regulations and extend them to federal contractors.
Seufert, V., Ramankutty, N. & Mayerhofer, T. What is this thing called organic?—How organic farming is codified in regulations.
Most Americans are already effectively barred from visiting Cuba because of spending restrictions imposed by the embargo, and the Congressional proposal would codify those regulations.
Mr. Fisher brokered a deal in which the zoning component was added to the mayor's final bill, a far-reaching effort that codified tough regulations and created an agency to enforce them.
Senate Republicans and George E. Pataki, the Republican governor, engineered the surprise move to introduce their own bill, which codified existing regulations that allow landlords to start charging market rates for vacated rent-stabilized apartments once the rent reaches $2,000 a month even if they later charge less.
The Conference of State Bank Supervisors, an industry group representing those who oversee state banks, said it would adopt similar standards, but since most states have not yet codified these regulations, industry analysts said prospective borrowers should approach nontraditional loans carefully because some lenders remain free to ignore the new guidelines.
The carry-over to a U.S. carbon market -- if one were to become a reality -- depends on whether Congress also includes language that codifies tougher regulations for over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives, which are futures contracts privately negotiated between two parties.
