The government will remove clauses from the public bodies bill that would allow the government to sell off all of England's forests.
The Coalition had pledged to water down section 18C of the act, to remove clauses making it an offence to offend, insult or humiliate someone based on their race.
The vast majority of Australians believe that the constitution should be changed to recognise Indigenous people, and remove clauses that discriminate on the basis of race, a study by the Australian National University found.
After reading reports about Mr. Messina's e-mail message, House and Senate Democrats loudly protested that they would not be bound by any such agreement to remove clauses allowing government negotiation of drug prices under Medicare — something Democrats have sought for years.
David Cameron's defence of removing child benefit payments from higher-rate taxpayers by arguing that the "broadest shoulders should bear a greater load" shows how he is using this issue as the political equivalent of Tony Blair removing clause IV from the Labour party's constitution.
The lawmakers also removed clauses that would have allowed the minister of information to seize equipment from media organizations without a search warrant.
Seeking to increase Plough Lane's commercial value, Hammam entered into negotiations with the council to remove the clause in 1990; the eventual agreed price for the revoking of the clause was a sum between £300,000 and £800,000.
In November, they agreed to extend Mr. Symons's lease and remove a clause requiring "the ability to live independently".
"To open up the political space in the universities," he said, "they need to also remove the clause banning students from political party activities on campus".
Although details were unclear, it is understood the new offer might remove a clause that would have re-classified Saturdays as ordinary working days with no extra pay.
