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The courts struck down an earlier effort at rulemaking (passed despite Mr Powell's own opposition to his agency's new rules) last year.

On February 20th, the FCC's five commissioners voted on what was billed as the most important bit of rulemaking since the 1996 telecoms act.

The telecoms companies' grumbling may be designed to ensure that such commitments are not watered down during the formal rulemaking process that will begin next month.Telecoms bosses will not be the only ones watching what happens.

It called for more enlightened rulemaking and better enforcement.

Mr Powell's rulemaking last month marked the FCC's latest attempt to broker a settlement between the industry's two warring halves.

Accepting the Derbez text also means that developing countries agree to reform their trade-distorting practices in ways consistent with their trade, finance and development needs.Supporting a rulemaking peace clause.

As the incoming chairman of the 7-person Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), he will lead rulemaking for America's beancounters.Achieving comparability has also been the motivation for a long project of convergence between FASB's and IASB's standards.

Rulemaking by litigation will only amplify trade friction.Preparing for a new roundWhat should be done to strengthen the WTO and prepare for new trade talks, hopefully next year?

Corporate scandals tend to prompt bouts of rulemaking by the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) and lawmaking by Congress and there has been no shortage of scandals in recent years.

Nonetheless, developed countries should offer a time-limited peace clause for developing countries undertaking new rulemaking obligations.

But the outcome may be more rules, about rulemaking.