Well, access to products is made easier but you've got to be fully informed of implications of products, so have to have health standards in place to be able to ensure that consumers are well informed of implications on products".
They've got to be well informed and understand the positives and negatives of the issues.
"They got to be crazy," said David McWillis, when informed that the 161st Street station had placed first in the study.
Surprisingly, managers at times failed to elicit staff feedback over crucial issues, for instance this included managers moving workers to new posts, without them being consulted: 'I have the right to get services, like to be informed about something, but my bosses have planned what to do to me and they told me suddenly'.
There are frequent complaints that workers are told to show up each morning — often with the reminder that the first to arrive will be the most likely to get work — only to be informed that there is no work for them that day.
The bills also establish a task force to study abortion and require parents of minors who get emergency abortions to be informed within 24 hours.
It's stunning to me that when you've got a society that needs to be informed, to make decisions that are going to work, not just for its own members but for the global community, both how little we know as a general population and how bad it seems we are at getting at the facts.
People without information get very distressed, they need to be informed where aid is available, where to go.
But rights by themselves count for nothing unless you get action, and that has to be informed by asking what the needs of children are".
