In January, the government was criticised for quietly pushing through legal changes that meant fracking companies no longer having to inform everyone in an area of their plans, while the removal of the right of someone to use trespass law to object to fracking under their home has also been criticised.
The court, he added, properly distinguished between the rights of a parent, who is entitled to a hearing within 24 hours of an emergency removal, and the rights of "someone who is potentially a parent".
NAME WITHHELD, OREGON You are appropriately reluctant to participate in your father-in-law's little scam, but you're not in a position to demand much from the repair shop — probably not the removal of a charge from someone else's credit card.
This script went through various rewrites during the development process, including the removal of a scene where someone's crotch rots away, to address concerns about the content of the episode.
Senator Marco Rubio, of Florida, who has accepted more than three million dollars in campaign donations from the National Rifle Association in the course of his career, said on Sunday that Florida should consider what some describe as a "red-flag law," which would allow the removal of guns from the home of someone suspected of being dangerous to themselves or others.
The coroner recommended the Child Protection Act be amended to allow the removal of a child born to someone previously convicted for manslaughter by criminal neglect of a child, and would make South Australia the first jurisdiction with such legislation.
We're not calling for the removal of a star simply because someone is Republican.
Removal of a dangerous person from society?
To threaten someone with the removal of their benefits in this way if they don't take a meaningless test is, at the least, deeply unethical.
