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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.

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

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.

Labour was confident its amendments to the crown and courts bill would win a series of votes on Monday afternoon, leading to a confrontation with some of the media.

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.

It will pass its final amendments to Congress in May.

Raab raised concerns that the government was attempting to swamp his "commonsense" proposal by tabling a slew of its own amendments to the bill.

Congress has done so with respect to these state employees in its 1966 amendments to the FLSA; by those amendments, Congress created in these employees a federal right to recover from the state compensation owing under the Act.

The Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works could even deadlock nine-to-nine on whetoerecommendmmend the bill and its possible amendments to the full Senate.