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The march yesterday, organised by various conservative organisations, was less about democracy and more about the need by social conservatives to impose their will on others. The pro-smackers point to their avalanche of referendum support as proof they...
Tags: minimum wage, Parliament, initiators referendums, New Zealand, Auckland, Referendums in New Zealand, Politics, Labor, Direct democracy, Elections, Referendum
After revelations about duck houses, moats and fake mortgages, many suspected it. Now a Harvard study claims to have proof that the life of a politician really is a nice little earner. In recent history it has been Conservatives who have managed to profit...
Tags: Parliament, South Africa, Cape Town, Old Etonians, Politics
Political editor Audrey Young blogs from Parliament 7:20PM Friday November 20, 2009 The talk of Parliament today has not been Hone Harawira's future, John Key's boycott of the Dalai Lama, or Phil Goff ending the 20-year consensus on monetary policy.
Tags: Bowen St, Parliament, New Zealand, Wellington, Chicken, Meat, Why did the chicken cross the road?, Hospitality Recreation
During the last days of the 14th Lok Sabha, its speaker, Somnath Chatterjee, drew a dispiriting profile of the House...Lists were compiled of the MPs who failed to participate in a single debate, and those who did not ask any question during Question...
Tags: Parliament, India, Mumbai, Lok Sabha, Somnath Chatterjee, Rajya Sabha, Parliament of India, Whip, 39th Canadian Parliament, Politics
The draft, unlike the current law, is clear on the authority of the President and the PM. Under the current law, the President has a wide array of powers, few of which are shared or checked. But under the proposed law, the President will only act most...
Tags: Parliament, Cabinet, prime minister, Kenya, Nairobi, Government of the United Kingdom, President of France, Prime Minister of Canada, Government of Australia, Government of Canada, Cabinet of the United Kingdom, Politics
Bowing to angry protests from opposition parties and farmers, the government Friday agreed to restore the earlier sugarcane prices. The issue was resolved at an all-party meeting convened by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee, who is also Leader of the...
Tags: sugarcane price, price policy, Rahul Gandhi, Congress, Manmohan Singh, Mahipal Singh, Parliament, finance minister, DMK, Pranab Mukherjee, India, New Delhi, Pratibha Patil, Sonia Gandhi, Politics, Indian National Congress, Nehru-Gandhi family, Archaeoastronomy, Samajwadi Party, Mulayam Singh Yadav, Gandhi, Digvijay Singh, Dosco, Janata Party, Ajit, Sushma Swaraj, Ajit Singh, Lok Dal, Lok Sabha, Parliament of India, Scouting and Guiding in India, Sharad Pawar, P. Chidambaram, Nationalist Congress Party
Fresh attempts to allow shops to open on Easter Sunday are expected to be met with strong opposition from workers, community groups and churches. A new bill to liberalise Easter trading was drawn from the ballot at Parliament yesterday. National Distribution...
Tags: easter trading, Parliament, New Zealand, Auckland
Working Document on constitution reform John Spence Thursday, November 19th 2009 Part 3 The proposal for an executive president In effect the proposal in the Working Document is to merge duties and responsibilities of the existing post of ’ceremonial’...
Tags: executive president, House of Representatives, working document, Parliament, Senate, political parties, prime minister, Trinidad and Tobago, Port of Spain, National Assembly of Thailand, Member of Parliament, Vice President of the United States, United States Senate, Constitution of Fiji, Government of Thailand, Westminster system, President of France, Business Finance, Politics
A badly burned boy has been pulled to safety after an explosion in a shipping container in Hamilton, accelerant ignited by cigarette Read More Phil Tataurangi, Brad Heaven, Brad Iles and Steven Alker are all set to progress to the final stage of PGA...
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The Federal Board of Revenue is likely to face an embarrassing situation in the establishment of Inland Revenue Services (IRS) as 96 per cent of the Customs and Excise Group is not going to join the new tax collecting entity. An official of the Regional...
Tags: World Bank, FINANCE IRS, Parliament, tax departments, tax collection, Pakistan, Peshawar, Inland Revenue, Tax, Federal Board of Revenue, Income tax in the United States, Internal Revenue Service, Government of the People's Republic of China, Excise, Taxation, Business Finance