As the lead MEP for the Socialists and Democrats on this legislation I am drafting clauses to ensure that, if investor-state cannot be stopped, there will at least be legal requirements for transparency.
As players are such valuable assets, clubs really need to use specialist sports lawyers and Liverpool may well have done so but, equally, there have been cases of club secretaries drafting clauses at 11 o'clock at night that turn out to be not legally enforceable.
The UK government now has a deadline of January 25 , 2015 to draft clauses implementing the agreements outlined in the report.
"The separation agreement may contain a narrowly drafted confidentiality clause designed to protect the privacy interests of both parties".
The recent vote on a poorly drafted ethics clause put forward by the government at various partly state-owned firms illustrates the difference such shareholders make.
Senator Birch Bayh, of Indiana, and others who drafted the clause wanted to insure that the final decision was not left to doctors.
As long as an aggressively drafted arbitration clause is in place, the Court has decided to effectively shield low-impact but widely dispersed violations from legal challenges: no one would have a realistic incentive to sue.
They also might that morning have drafted a clause in a bill that could make life either a bit better or a bit worse for hundreds of thousands of people.
West Bengal: Business investors are wary of the state government's newly introduced draft clause in land-lease agreements.
Another draft clause calls for a 100-fold increase in international financing on biodiversity, which would be raised principally in industrialised nations and primarily spent in the developing world.
It has also set out a draft clause about making the Police Federation subject to requests under the Freedom of Information Act and intends to make the other regulatory amendments to tie in with the federation's own internal changes.
