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| | | ... uncertainty from a path - there isn't an uncertainty from a destination. Any statutory authority is subject to the will of Parliament, and if the government of the day wishes to pass legislation through both house of Parliament, then that's their right ... |
| | | | ... should they form government as a result of the election. Theoretically, a repeal bill could be passed by both houses of parliament on 28 October 2013, but Norton Rose believes that given the complexity of the legislative package, the impact of repeal ... |
| | | | Legal practice Norton Rose has launched Clean Energy Law in Australia, an online subscription service that provides commentary on commonwealth laws covering the clean energy industry. Elisa de Wit Norton Rose has also published a book of the same name ... |
| | | | ... inherently subjective. Reports such as this [La Trobe University's sustainability report] provide the information our parliament and the community need and for the governments of the day to take the decisions that serve the interests of community." Given ... |
| | | | The Parliamentary Secretary for Sustainability and Urban Water, Senator Don Farrell, has appointed Karlene Maywald chair of the National Water Commission and re-appointed three commissioners. Don Farrell Maywald is a former South Australian Nationals ... |
| | | | ... should have data collection and company processes in order." Since the Clean Energy Future legislation passed through Parliament last year, there has also been intense research into possible costs and implications for investors, as well as in some cases ... |
| | | | ... transitions to a market trading system, the government has imposed a price floor of AU$15/tonne. But key independents in Parliament, such as Rob Oakeshott, oppose a price floor, adding to the financial uncertainty. "There is a cloud of political uncertainty ... |
| | | | ... first annual report after 1 January 2011, or by their 2012 report. Meanwhile, legislation is working its way through Parliament to have similar reporting standards for all companies with more than 100 employees. As a result, WOB has received calls from ... |
| | | | ... amendment to another," more controversial and unrelated" Consumer Credit Amendment Bill that will be reintroduced to Parliament in the week of 21 May. "By relegating the reintroduction of the bill to 21 May, the best-case scenario is that the bill will ... |
| | | | Listed companies will be required to disclose to shareholders the steps they have taken to clawback bonuses and other forms of remuneration if they were the result of a material misstatement in the company's financial statements, under proposed legislation ... |
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