The acts of 1919 and 1935 were comprehensive enactments, the former giving legal expression to the Montagu-Chelmsford reforms and the latter to the results of constitutional discussions in 1930 33.
"There's a growing trend toward the enactment of comprehensive privacy and data protection acts around the world," says David Banisar, a Washington, D.C., lawyer who's made the privacy issue his Holy Grail.
Prior to the enactment of comprehensive legislation, a wide-ranging public debate is now needed.
Since much of the specialist discussion necessary for the formulation of a legal framework has already been carried out, the speedy enactment of comprehensive and at the same time flexible legislation would be highly desirable, but further wide-ranging discussion involving the general public is likely to be needed first.
These findings further add support to the enactment of comprehensive smoke-free legislation in public places, and at the same time highlighted the urgent need for educational interventions and campaigns promoting smoking cessation at home and voluntary changes in home smoking rules, especially among those households with infants, children, and adult non-smokers.
Since the enactment of a comprehensive new sector policy in 1994, various governments have pursued the same set of basic policies, including targeted transfers to municipalities, private sector participation, regulation, cost recovery and a system of cross-subsidies.
One of the strategies is the enactment of a comprehensive multi-track quality-enhancing strategy that includes improvement of performance through the development and implementation of quality and patient safety indicators to identify areas in which improvement is required [ 4].
In 1996, the enactment of the Food Quality Protection Act created a historic and comprehensive overhaul of the pesticides and food safety laws while also requiring for the first time stricter safety standards for infants and children.
Again, the enactment of indifference.
Kennedy pressed hard for the enactment of Medicare.
