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    these include legislative sources (primary legislation: Acts of parliament‚ Delegated legislation and European legislation) and judicial sources (common law and equity). Primary Legislation is a term used for all the proposals passed by parliament to become law. The process starts with a bill which can be presented in the House of Commons or the House of Lords. The Bill then goes through a process shown by the diagram below: (Parliament‚ 2013) The first stage of the process is known as the first

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    Mark Koding

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    MARK KODING v. PUBLIC PROSECUTOR 1. FACTS: a. A Member of the House of Representatives‚ Mark Koding made a speech in Parliament on the 11th of October 1978 which the Public Prosecutor thought was seditious. b. Mark Koding asked for closure of Chinese and Tamil schools in the process of implementing the national language‚ Bahasa Melayu. c. Mark Koding was charged with committing an offence contrary to Section 4(1) (b) of the Sedition Act 1948 (Revised 1969). 2. PROCEDURAL HISTORY: a. After

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    Mirja Ryynänen‚ member of the Finnish Parliament 7 th Catalan Congress on Documentation‚ 5 th November 1999 The role of libraries in modern society The information society development demands to re-define the position and objectives of all the institutions which work with information‚ knowledge‚ and culture. Of these‚ media and education have been discussed in the European Union actively. Libraries have been a marginal theme. The situation is changing. Libraries have been identified as one of

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    English Crown’s treasury. Merchants are pretty much bystanders and are of neither the colonists or English Crown’s party. Parliament Member Argues Against Repeal (January 23‚ 1766) Is it a primary or secondary source? - This document was a primary source on someone who also witnessed the event during the time. What is the purpose of the document? The purpose was to show a parliament member’s opinions on why the Stamp Act should not be repealed. What is the viewpoint of the author? - The author feels

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    Assignment One Assignment One LAW 107 – TRIBUNAL LAW LAW 107 – TRIBUNAL LAW ANSWERS: 1. The enabling statute for the Immigration and Refugee Board is the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. 2. The Ontario Statutory Powers Procedure Act (SPPA) does not apply to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. 3. The Immigration and Refugee Board is subject to a right to statutory appeal as per section 62 and section 63(1)…..63(5) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. 4. The

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    Since the SNP came to power four years ago there has been a wave of nationalistic fever sweeping the country. Independence is on their agenda. Sooner or later there will be a referendum. But why exactly should we be independent? Would our tiny‚ economically challenged country really be able to stand on its own two feet against the big players in the global market? For over 300 years we have been part of Great Britain’s success but now in a time of economic hardship‚ people have a growing desire for

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    Clarke – 13012371 – 04/10/2013 It could be said that the European Commission has a vocation to further the interests of the (European) Community as a whole. The primary functions of the Commission are to propose new legislation to the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union as well as ensuring that EU law is correctly applied within the member states. To be able to agree with the claim that the Commission is furthering EU interests as whole by performing these functions‚ it is

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    Life of George Herbert

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    father‚ Richard‚ was first a Member of Parliament. He later worked as High Sheriff and moved on to “Keeper of the Rolls” of Montgomeryshire. Herbert first attended Trinity College‚ Cambridge and graduated in 1609 with a Bachelor’s degree‚ then received his Master’s degree in 1613 at 20 years old. In 1618‚ his poetic talent earned him the spot of Reader in Rhetoric at Cambridge. Herbert followed in his father’s footsteps by becoming a Member of Parliament himself in 1624‚ representing Montgomery

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    Dated:21.08.2012. OFFICE MEMORANDUM Subject: Lok Sabha (Monsoon Session) Question Dy. No 11579 for 28.08.2012 regarding “RENOVATION  OF GOVERNMENT ACCOMMODATION”  The undersigned is directed to reproduce the text of the above cited Parliament Question and to request that the necessary materials for preparation of para-wise reply may kindly be furnished positively by 23.08.2012(FN). The extract of the question is again reproduced as under:- Question (a) The ratio of government

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    Constitution

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    would probably be considered the main one‚ is that it is flexible and easy to change. This means if a new situation has to be dealt with by policies or laws‚ they can quickly be changed to do so. All that is needed for a policy to be changed is for Parliament to agree. Unlike written constitutions‚ old policies and other constitutional practices don’t make it difficult to deal with new situations‚ as new ones can be developed when the need arises. Opponents of a written constitution have argued “If

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