The government's main work in the Commons is to implement the legislative program on which it fought and won the last general election.
The tradition of strong purposivism assumes that legislation is a purposive act and that judges should interpret acts of Congress to implement the legislative purpose, even if doing so requires some deviation from the clear meaning of the enacted text.
There is no magic bullet without a clear and specific commitment to implement the legislative mandate in the "right to read" law.
In addition, as regards Denmark, it may vote on a question which concerns a large-scale IT system, if it decides under Article 4 of the Protocol on the position of Denmark to implement the legislative instrument governing the development, establishment, operation and use of such a large-scale IT system in its national law.
Denmark should in addition, appoint a Member to the Advisory Group concerning a large-scale IT system, if it decides under Article 4 of the Protocol on the position of Denmark to implement the legislative instrument governing the development, establishment, operation and use of that particular system in its national law.
Denmark should also have voting rights concerning a large-scale IT system, if it decides under Article 4 of the Protocol (No 22) on the position of Denmark annexed to the Treaty on European Union ("TEU") and to the TFEU to implement the legislative instrument governing the development, establishment, operation and use of that particular large-scale IT system in its national law.
As regards Denmark, it shall also appoint a member to an Advisory Group concerning a system, if it decides under Article 4 of the Protocol on the position of Denmark to implement the legislative instrument governing the development, establishment, operation and use of that particular system in its national law.
But it is difficult to conceive of an expenditure for which the last governmental actor, either implementing directly the legislative will or acting within the scope of legislatively delegated authority, is not an Executive Branch official.
The Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006 implements the key legislative aspects of the Home Office's five-year strategy for asylum and immigration.
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 implemented the first legislative clawback, but it limited its application to chief executive officers and chief financial officers, and limited the recovery to payments made within 12 months following publication of financials.
