As such, there was no mandate for any future conventions to repeat the awards, and no set rules for how to do so.
"You are more likely to get a leader with a strong popular mandate and a clear plan for the future if they are directly elected, than if they're chosen by a labyrinthine method of indirect election which chooses council leaders at the moment.
"The House should be given the opportunity to vote separately on continued UK membership of the EAW as early as possible in order to provide a parliamentary mandate for any future negotiations".
Slive, a former judge, officially became commissioner this summer and explained that one of his mandates will be to "set a tone for the future that violations are unacceptable".
The government's preference will probably be for the former: If double-redundant systems are employed now, triple-redundant systems will be mandated in the future; if four safety controls are the rule now, six will be mandated in the future.
This would give every voter a say in future elections and provide a mandate for the early introduction of legislation".
Those elected to LegCo in 1995, under British rule, were meant to be on a "through train" to Chinese sovereignty.After the Beijing massacre in 1989 a stronger democratic mandate for future Hong Kong governments seemed even more important.
Clear legislative mandates with sufficient and stable long-term financial and resource support from governance sources are essential for the future systemic sustainability of TBI care systems.
