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Opinion is divided on whether to create a new district.

Parliament is deciding whether to create a commission to continue its Echelon investigation.

Democrats are divided over whether to create a government insurance company to compete with private insurers.

The White House, meanwhile, is considering whether to create a panel by executive order.

They said Mr. Bush would probably not make a final decision soon on the biggest issues on the table: whether to create a national intelligence director and whether to create a national counterterrorism center within the White House.

The two chambers also disagree on whether to create an independent commission to help cut the growth of Medicare.

One plan he has been considering is whether to create a new bill of rights and responsibilities.

The Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso) is on the verge of deciding whether to create a pilot arbitration service.

"It's not really a question of whether to create a center," said Ryan Cahoy, managing director of Rise Display.

Lawmakers were debating whether to create the new administrative department when the substantive part of their session ended Thursday.

The S.E.C. must now study whether to create an independent body that will randomly assign ratings to different agencies.