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Codes of conduct appear to have freedom of association provisions when they reference core ILO Conventions.

So it's not just that business people haven't thought enough about ADR provisions when they draw up contracts.

These recommendations take into account the broader picture of exploitation of creative content and the shortcomings of the current legal provisions, when they exist.

Similar legislation passed Congress in 2000 and was signed into law by President Clinton, and both the House and Senate included reimportation provisions when they passed Medicare prescription drug legislation last month.

Providers cannot be paid and/or participate in the Medicare program unless they comply with these provisions, and they impliedly certify compliance with these provisions when they file claims.

As a result, some insurers are making off-road parking a provision when they agree to cover these vehicles and insisting that drivers buy specialist security devices.

The report also states the need for Ofsted to look at school library provision when they inspect a school, and for the Department for Education to start collecting figures about the number of schools that have a library and librarian.

This in turn makes it easier for school leaders to reduce arts provision when they are being forced by funding pressures to make difficult decisions.

Vice-chancellors' contracts often include far too generous provisions for when they fail to meet the expectations of governors.

And it's far from obvious why we should trust other companies to use these provisions wisely, when they were apparently too risky to trust tobacco with.

Mr Hunt said: "We need to change the culture in our country so that, just as people make provision for their pensions in their 20s, their 30s, they understand they need to make provision for when they're retired.