#legislation

#legislation

Rogers highlighted several overarching issues that could be a concern to local governments, including attempts to preempt the authority of Texas cities regarding regulations on guns or raising taxes.

Senator Scott Wiener testified that when initially introducing legislation SB 445, he did not anticipate the focus on high-speed rail, which ended up dominating discussions at committee hearings.

Chair Sam Graves emphasized the importance of addressing fundamental infrastructure needs such as highways, roads, and bridges while seeking to reduce federal oversight.

"Many families were hoping that the draft legislation would allow for the £1m allowance to be transferable, bringing this into line with the rules on the nil-rate band and residence nil-rate band."

"With access to capital, we can empower homeowners to become home providers for thousands of renters in every metropolitan area."

"We're in an uncertain fiscal environment for state governments overall, but it is encouraging to see that 29 states increased their funding for their arts agencies. Overall, we can say that state legislatures around the country are sustaining their investment in the arts."

If the answer is that the biggest corporation in the world worth trillions of dollars can come take an individual author's work like Mr. Baldacci, lie about it, hide it, profit off of it, and there's nothing our law does about that, we need to change the law.

Bundestag President Julia Klockner stated that Germany's lower house of parliament is under continuous cyberattack, calling for improved cyber defenses and enhanced police rights.

"There is a gap in the law around the planning of mass attacks that can be just as serious [as terrorism] in their implications for communities, their impact, the devastation that they can cause and the seriousness of the crime."

"Every year, Congress votes to invest in death and destruction instead of healthcare, housing, clean air and water, or ending child poverty here at home," said Rep. Rashida Tlaib.

The US government spent $5 trillion to stimulate the economy during the pandemic, but at least 6% was lost to fraud, prompting new legislative action.

Raising fees on lawful international visitors amounts to a self-imposed tariff on one of our nation's largest exports: international travel spending. These fees are not reinvested in improving the travel experience and do nothing but discourage visitation at a time when foreign travelers are already concerned about the welcome experience and high prices.

If we are serious about addressing the retirement crisis in America, corporations must be required to offer all of their workers a traditional pension plan that guarantees a monthly income in retirement.

"These changes are essential to protecting teen mental health and fostering a healthier relationship with technology - one that serves, rather than exploits."

The focus of the special legislative session, beginning on 21 July, shifted to disaster preparedness including legislation to "improve early warning systems" and "strengthen emergency communications."

Fluoride is a natural mineral. It strengthens teeth and fights dental decay. It's been added to the U.S.'s public drinking supply since the 1940s.

Troops often find themselves surrounded by gear they cannot legally fix. A bipartisan push is trying to allow troops to turn to their own wrenches to repair military equipment rather than relying on civilian contractors.

Nicole Ryan shared her seven-week baby scan in the Seanad to highlight shortcomings in laws around miscarriage and expressed disappointment with the Government's progress.

The legislation that made the eagle official came from members of Minnesota's Congressional delegation. The federal act recognizes the eagles' centrality in most Indigenous peoples' spiritual lives and sacred belief systems.

Senator Ed Markey, a co-sponsor of the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, emphasized the bill's significance by stating it would '[ensure] drivers and passengers have reliable access to emergency alerts when they need them most.' This highlights the legislation’s focus on maintaining vital communication channels during emergencies.

Effective August 1, Massachusetts will outlaw broker fees for renters unless they voluntarily hire a broker, making it the last major state to implement this rule.

Advocates called the move to repeal paid sick leave a slap in the face to workers, highlighting concerns over the decision's negative impact on employees and families.

"The bill makes unauthorised entry to a football match a criminal offence, allowing courts to impose bans on convicted individuals from attending professional matches."

The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 abolishes the premium leaseholders pay to freeholders for extending their leases, impacting charity funding.

"This is constitutional vandalism," said Oscar Soria, co-CEO of the international policy group The Common Initiative. "Ecuador has shattered its international credibility and invited isolation from the global community."

The rebellion of 47 Labour MPs carries more weight than the numbers suggest because it taps into questions of moral judgment. Some who voted against the bill's third reading may be driven by factional grudges.

Pratik Chougule questions the societal acceptance of sports betting while political betting remains heavily regulated, arguing for a reevaluation of what constitutes acceptable wagering.

The deduction is available to those with "qualified passenger vehicles" who fall under certain income limits. For single filers with an adjusted gross income up to $100,000, the deductions on vehicle loans are capped at $10,000 in interest each year.

Americans have at least three tools to resist fascism: legal, legislative, and via political movement. A great many people have conflated legislative opposition with movement opposition.