The advertising rule is part of broader regulations, scheduled to take effect on Feb. 15, that will require all mutual funds to disclose after-tax returns in prospectuses.
The states are asking a court to delay the Environment Protection Agency's new power plant regulations, scheduled to go into effect on Monday, until the challenge on the new source review rule itself can make its way through the courts.
And with the government's Corporate Average Fuel Economy regulations scheduled to reach 54.5 m.p.g. by 2025, auto executives, including those whose cars are at the high end of the price scale, are also focused on squeezing more miles from every gallon.
Coal-fired power plants already face a cascade of new regulations scheduled to take effect in coming months covering their emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides, mercury and other pollutants.
The discrepancy revealed this week, combined with the previous case, raises further questions about whether the United States will be able to comply with stringent regulations scheduled to go into effect here on April 1 against the export and import of genetically modified products that have not been approved by Japan.
It is to be accomplished with a web of new taxes and regulations scheduled to take effect in 2012.
The first is NB Regulation 84-20, Schedule 2 (a.1) of the Medical Services Payment Act, which stipulates that, for the procedure to be funded, two doctors must sign off that an abortion is "medically required".
The regulations for Schedule II drugs also impose tight storage and record-keeping requirements on pharmacies.
A hearing on the proposed regulation is scheduled for tomorrow, and a vote on the regulation is expected by Oct. 24.
Next month, New York City, the only jurisdiction not yet affected by the state regulation, is scheduled to begin requiring single parents seeking subsidized care to get child support orders.
The new regulation was scheduled to become effective in November, but the agency stayed that pending the outcome of a court challenge filed by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Business Roundtable, a trade group for corporate executives.
