But surely a big share of responsibility for allowing this fakery to proceed must be accepted by his co-authors, who were all too happy to sign on as collaborators and reap the credit but have shown no appetite for taking any blame for the fiasco.
Carol Bellamy, Executive Director of UNICEF, said that Days of Tranquillity, when combatants have agreed to lay down arms in order to allow immunization campaigns to proceed, must be observed now in countries where armed conflicts are underway.
The spokesman said: "Sale proceeds must be used to improve sports or education facilities and any new sports facilities must be sustainable for at least 10 years".
But the local farmers who counted on their proceeds must be compensated and given help in switching to less harmful crops.
If there is another mortgage on the property, however, part of the reverse-mortgage proceeds must be used to pay off that loan.
As part of the reform package, the government must secure a criminal conviction before forfeiture can occur, while all proceeds must be sent to the general fund, not police coffers.
THE modern-day versions of the kindly old doctors and business owners around Stockbridge, Mass., that Norman Rockwell loved to paint are finding that their plans to sell their businesses and retire on the proceeds must be delayed, if not abandoned.
Gold arbitrage and securities arbitrage operate in principle very much like commodity arbitrage in the domestic market, except that in the two former cases exchange rates are important, either because funds must be remitted abroad for the operation or because the proceeds must be brought home at the end of the operation.
These can be traded, but almost all the proceeds must be kept inside Russia, where they can be used to buy more bonds (yummy!), or equities (yippee!), or deposited in local banks (hurrah!).The prospect of new money looking for a home has already pepped up Russia's once moribund stockmarket (see chart), which has begun to pick up after last year's cataclysmic falls.
And last week, for good measure, Mr. Hynes's office also rebuffed the executive director of New York's Committee on Open Government, Robert J. Freeman, who had written that records of information revealed "during a public judicial proceeding must be disclosed, unless the records have been sealed".
In a statement on Monday, the Department for Education said: "Sale proceeds must be used to improve sports or education facilities and any new sports facilities must be sustainable for at least 10 years".
