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The committee did what it was asked and put the whole country in a big mess when, in its amendment to Article 28, it banned appeals against decisions made by the Supreme Election Commission -- an article that the administrative court has described as flawed and a legacy of despotism.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31— The Senate lumbered through five hours of debate today on its "amendment to end the war," preparing to vote on it tomorrow and then go home for a week.

(6a) The Declaration of the European Parliament of 16 December 2010 on support for strengthening the European Union ban on shark finning1 is critical of the exemptions provided for in Regulation (EC) No 1185/2003 and calls on the Commission to consider the 'fins naturally attached' method in its amendment to this regulation.

The Modi government has made progress in several areas over the last year, but it has come up against serious resistance over its amendments to the 2013 Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act.

But it actually involves three steps: the Senate insists on its amendments to a House bill, requests a conference with the House and authorizes its presiding officer to appoint conferees.

A spokeswoman for Mark Butler, the shadow environment minister, said: "Labor is satisfied the government has sufficiently revised its amendments to the EPBC Act to maintain environmental protections.

The Cable Communications Policy Act of 1984, in its amendments to the Communications Act of 1934 [47 U.S.C. 151 et seq.], limited the regulatory authority of franchising authorities over cable operators.

One Nation has helped the Turnbull government pass its amendments to the Fair Work Act to deal with the Victorian Country Fire Authority dispute.

That is an absurdly long time, but not surprising given this government reduced the ALP's laws on conflicted remuneration in its amendments to the Future of Financial Advice Act.

The sub-committee, which will take evidence from City minister Lord Myners on Tuesday, plans to publish some recommendations before 2 December, the last day that Sweden can present its amendments to the directive before its presidency expires.

The Law Society president, Jonathan Smithers, said: "This ruling means that access to safety and justice will no longer be denied to the very people the government expressly sought to protect with its amendments to the regulations".