Fidelity says the "best interests" aspect of the rule is unworkable, stating: "Labor's proposal effectively prohibits access to affordable financial help - even when it is in the investor's best interest".
"For this reason, CTFA has generally opposed state-specific legislation that would undermine this national approach and lead to an unworkable state-by-state patchwork of rules... or unjustified, extreme requirements that are well beyond those placed on any other category of food, beverages, drugs, or consumer products".
If other remedies were unworkable, "The state should face the necessity of actually taking over, owning, and managing directly" all "industries in which it is impossible to maintain effectively competitive conditions".
Many Palestinians, their national movement split, still dream of all the land, the destruction of Israel, the 1948 borders rather than compromise at the 1967 borders, or unworkable one-state options that are code for the elimination of a Jewish state.
But without such a requirement, people could wait until they got sick and then buy coverage — a situation that has proved unworkable in states that have tried it.
He added that the hybrid system had proved costly and unworkable for the state and had imposed an unnecessary funding squeeze on the government that had been laid bare during difficult economic times.
Mr Bercow has chosen another way: inhabiting his role with conspicuous modesty, ditching court dress, queuing for taxis and lunching on sandwiches.Some of Mr Bercow's ideas are unworkable, such as state funding for would-be parliamentary candidates of limited means, especially women.
Boehner has said the bill fails to create jobs and is "unworkable," partly because state unemployment agencies will have trouble finding all the people who've missed out on the benefits since they lapsed in December.
While these hypothetical examples are troubling, they need not necessarily lead to the conclusion that Congressman Bishop's proposed constitutional amendment is unworkable because no state will be able to muster the necessary support.
"The law is unworkable, and so states have figured out clever ways to keep it from being the case that all schools are going to end up in the 'needs improvement' category," said Robert L. Linn, co-director of the National Center for Research on Evaluation, Student Standards and Testing.
