3. Raise salaries of current exempt population to the proposed threshold level ($50,440).
He has suggested that 4,000 yeshiva students should now be exempt — a population-adjusted version of Ben-Gurion's 400.
However, this should only have an impact in our analysis if non-exempt sub-populations among ADSE and NHS patients increased by different amounts.
Were there segments of the population exempt from this kind of care?
The policy of listing NHI-defined catastrophic illnesses exempts some vulnerable populations from the co-payment economic burden and protects their human rights with regards to access to necessary medical care.
For example, current regulations often exempt human-induced hybridized populations from the protection given to pure wild populations, under the assumption that because of their altered 'genetic integrity', the hybridized populations might continue to carry maladaptive traits (e.g. Allendorf et al. 2004; COSEWIC 2011).
The preferential land and water rights given to these new settlers was a root cause of a revolt in 1916, which was precipitated by the decision to recruit military labour units from the local population, previously exempt from compulsory military service.
Although no geographic area or population is exempt from natural or manmade disasters, Louisiana and its neighboring coastal states on the Gulf of Mexico have had more than their fair share over the past 5 years.
During the years covered by this study it was legally required that all Swedish young men attended the military service conscription examination; only those with a severe handicap or chronic disease (<5% of the male population) were exempt from the examination [ 16].
The SGBP includes the list of people who are eligible for free or nearly free provision of health care, i.e. exempt categories of the population based on individual or disease-specific characteristics, such as Second World War veterans, low-income pensioners, cancer, TB, etc.
