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... legislation gets us quite a long way . I suggest that there are two primary reasons to refer to the Treaty in legislation : for symbolic value and for instru- mental value . Symbolic value The words " symbolic value " are often prefaced ...
... legislation gets us quite a long way . I suggest that there are two primary reasons to refer to the Treaty in legislation : for symbolic value and for instru- mental value . Symbolic value The words " symbolic value " are often prefaced ...
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... legislation . Setting out how to do that is a matter for another paper . However , a comprehensive revision and expansion of the Legislation Advisory Committee Guidelines is about to be issued and should be consulted by all those having ...
... legislation . Setting out how to do that is a matter for another paper . However , a comprehensive revision and expansion of the Legislation Advisory Committee Guidelines is about to be issued and should be consulted by all those having ...
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... legislation . Stage I legislation will incorporate provisions to meet the minimum requirements to enable ratification , while the substantive policy decisions about what mechanisms will be implemented to achieve the targets will come in ...
... legislation . Stage I legislation will incorporate provisions to meet the minimum requirements to enable ratification , while the substantive policy decisions about what mechanisms will be implemented to achieve the targets will come in ...
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AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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