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Even with these new adjustments, the bill will contain measures that are worryingly intrusive.

The trade deals also contain measures that allow food companies to challenge popular initiatives that are good for the climate but impinge on their profits.

However Downing Street has said that the Queen's Speech next week will contain measures that "strengthen the role of Ofcom to take action against channels which broadcast extremist content".

A multiyear deficit reduction package is likely to contain measures that stimulate the economy — like an extension of the cut in payroll taxes — in the first year or two, while deferring new tax revenues and spending cuts to later years.

The bill contains measures that will protect workers from employers' attempts to bind workers to an exclusive zero-hour contract with a single firm.

Clive Palmer said a new election was "not uncalled for" because the budget was "a disaster for Australians" containing measures that were "heartless and cruel".

The program also contains measures that would expedite deportation of Albanian immigrants who do not have Yugoslav citizenship and who are found to have taken part in anti-government activities.

Apple's second criticism is that the law contains measures that would force companies like Apple to help the government to hack into phones so that information can be taken from them.

The bill also contains measures that would allow the court to consider information that was not disclosed to the subject of the control order or their lawyer, raising concerns about people having a fair opportunity to challenge the veracity of evidence against them.

Mr Tsipras earlier said his government had made mistakes during its six-month tenure but insisted the latest proposal contains measures that would help the economy and, if approved, unlock sufficient financing for the country to end its its crisis and tackle its massive debt.

Mr Tsipras said his government had made mistakes during its six-month tenure but insisted the latest proposal contains measures that would help the economy and, if approved, unlock sufficient financing for the country to end its its crisis and tackle its massive debt.