The Department of Health in England published a draft benefits realization framework in October 2004 to help NHS organizations deliver the benefits expected of Agenda for Change which made it clear that Agenda for Change would be 'a contributory factor to achieving the success criteria rather than the sole factor' [ 13].
Turn a windmill on its side, so to speak, and the drafting benefit returns.
But government officials and municipal bankruptcy experts across the country are watching San Jose closely because of a plan to reduce benefits — drafted by Mayor Chuck Reed, a Democrat, and passed by 70 percent of voters in a referendum last year.
The S.E.C. and its fellow financial regulators, they say, already draft cost-benefit analyses.
Clever lawyers can read ambiguity into even well-drafted benefits plans.
It is clearly directed at a particular project or entity, drafted by lawmakers to benefit interests in their district.
The greening of Battery Park City started in 1999, when the authority — a New York State public-benefit corporation — drafted its own green building guidelines, which require that every residence in the area meet strict sustainability criteria.
Mr. Orszag defended the administration, saying if each new regulation is based on good science, and drafted to maximize the benefit while minimizing the costs, the country will be better off.
In a dissent, Justice Ming W. Chin suggested the parole measure was poorly drafted and would have benefited from public comment.
That includes finding "available alternatives to direct regulation," evaluating the "costs and the benefits," drafting "each rule to be simple and easy to understand" and periodically reviewing existing rules to make agencies "more effective or less burdensome".
And as I pointed out in my book, America, Welcome to the Poorhouse, Congresspeople who have their eye on a K Street job tend to draft legislation that benefits their future employers.
