Details of the payment emerged in a report by the public spending watchdog published on Wednesday, which revealed that senior managers at the BBC were paid nearly £2m more than they were contractually obliged to over a three-year period.
Until now, US citizens who want a tropical island holiday have been obliged to fly over, or sail around, Cuba.
"I would have teams with roving vans and if you are on the child-protection register, then you would be obliged to hand over a house key.
Those that do will be obliged to hand over far more detailed information than before about all their nuclear activities, including trade in sensitive equipment and materials.
She was obliged to take over running the business, since Bernard's son David, who had been managing the pottery, had left the previous year.
Ralph Steinberg, a retired Circuit Court judge substituting for Foster, obliged by turning over Strawberry to the Florida Department of Corrections, which will determine where he will serve his sentence.
But she sounds reasonably confident that the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937 is "the world's most outdated law".Since the 1940s raisin farmers have been obliged to make over a portion of their crop to a government agency called the Raisin Administrative Committee.
They must also provide a list of all previous arrests, sealed or unsealed, although the city is only obliged to turn over indexes of previous complaints about officers that are similar to those in the lawsuit or that could raise questions about the officer's credibility.
He points to the Hamburg cancer registry, where demands for consent led to a 70% drop in submissions.Some infectious diseases are already "notifiable", meaning that doctors are legally obliged to hand over patient details to public health authorities without consent.
