But the danger of over-prescriptive legislation is that it can smother the incentives for employers to sponsor 401(k) plans.Despite these difficulties, the reforms offer an ingenious way of guiding choices in pension saving without compulsion.
And, if they are honest, banks will also admit they invited over-prescriptive legislation by being so slow to cut bonuses even when their financial returns were so lousy and regulators, not only the public, were appalled by the display of naked self-interest.
America has avoided overly prescriptive privacy legislation, believing that companies should generally regulate themselves.
This supports the idea that vessel-based discard mitigation targets might be a more effective tool than prescriptive gear technology legislation in the management of discard reduction.
Some also doubt that FTC will be able to sanction firms that breach the codes.Yet in spite of such concerns, the administration's initiative still makes more sense than overly prescriptive, top-down legislation that could stymie innovation.
With the advent of non-prescriptive workplace safety legislation in Australia (and internationally), the need for problem solving at an enterprise level has never been greater.
Prescriptive authority granted through legislation authorizes NPs to prescribe from a schedule of drugs [ 43, 44].
Differences in nursing roles, responsibilities, and legislation, including prescriptive authority, exist depending on the country of practice.
We have identified, through internet searches, the literature search described below and personal communications, 22 countries which have legislation giving prescriptive authority to nurses (see Table 1[ 3, 4]).
States begin to pass and revise legislation that allows PAs prescriptive privileges.
