Not only for entrepreneurs, but also for many people who are seeking to restore their rights in law, the courts have not been quick, fair and impartial," he says.Under the reform drafted by the Kremlin, more judges would be recruited, they would be better paid, and new rules would be introduced to punish bad ones.
But an anxiously awaited blueprint for Russian science reform, drafted by the science ministry under his guidance and released last October, offered few concrete steps (Science, 14 November 1997, p. 1220).
The Utah Compact, a bipartisan declaration for humane immigration reform, drafted in 2010 was praised by the Church, which released an official statement saying, "The Church regards the declaration of the Utah Compact as a responsible approach to the urgent challenge of immigration reform.
In social policy, he pursued progressive reforms, drafting a law in 2003 that would recognize same-sex marriages.
The City knocked New York off its top sport as companies fled the onerous Sarbanes-Oxley accounting reforms drafted in the wake of the Enron scandal.
The Tory spokesman, Philip Hammond, and David Laws, for the Liberal Democrats, welcomed what they regard as a significant shift from the 2005 election campaign when Labour disparaged similar reforms drafted by David "Two Brains" Willetts.
But the bulk of the reforms such as party funding, Lords reform, the draft constitutional reform bill, and the draft British bill of rights and responsibilities have all ground close to the sand, owing to a lack of political will, the economic crisis and the absence of a cross-party consensus at Westminster.
Ezra Klein, the blogger and health policy writer, refers to it as a "health care reform fantasy draft".
Letters obtained under freedom of information and seen by the Guardian reveal that the EHCR wrote to Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, in September offering advice to ensure the welfare reform bill draft aligned with the government's equalities duties and international human rights obligations.
