Aaron B. McLear, a spokesman for Mr. Schwarzenegger, said: "The governor has not made exemptions to the furlough order because he believes that the state government needs to cut back, just as every California family and business is doing.
His biography on the McKenna website explains that "McGee was also a strategic player in the passage of the Energy Policy Act of 2005," a bill that made the chemicals found within hydraulic fracturing ("fracking") fluid a "trade secret" and made exemptions to the Clean Water Act and the Safe Drinking Water Act for fracking via the "Halliburton Loophole".
He has been threatened with violence and death, and someone has even threatened to skin his children alive.Although some European legislators want to make exemptions that allow for traditional Inuit hunting to continue, many Inuit feel that such an idea is both culturally condescending and impractical.
Ministers are also likely to face a need to make exemptions for the unintentionally homeless, and for asylum seekers.
Labour sources said the party would urge the government to make exemptions for people with disabilities and carers in setting the welfare cap and urge the Conservatives not to go ahead with cuts in the value of employment support allowance.
With any government policy, Freud explained, it's hard to make exemptions that target the right people without letting a whole load of others off the hook, and anyway they must be working because fewer people are now making high welfare claims.
"The opium law has provisions to make exemptions on health grounds.
Mr. Cuomo's budget, which the Legislature must approve, would make exemptions for many major statewide contracts.
Olympic rules also don't make exemptions for medicinal use either, yet marijuana is accepted as a legal medicine in Canada, Germany, Italy, Holland and other nations.
How do you use a term like "non-discrimination" and make exemptions?
