The Anti Terrorism Bill, which has been passed in the House of Representatives and is being

Although the lower house had approved the appropriate bill on 2 July 1996 it was still pending in the Senate.

The Government also reported that, on 17 July 1996, the Chamber of Deputies Constitutional, Legislative and Judicial Committee adopted the full text of the draft which would then be considered by the Chamber and subsequently the Senate.

In Brazil, a refugee bill awaits final approval from the Senate after having been approved by Congress.

As a result, on February 24, 2005, the Plenary of the House of Representatives approved seven Articles of the Senate's substitution to Bill No. 117 03, by Deputy Iara Bernardi.

The bill was rejected by the Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic on 2 November 2004.

56. That request, however, had nothing to do with Bill No. 3024 being considered in the House of Representatives, also known as the quot Young bill quot .

A new bill is currently being debated by the House of Representatives.

(a) House Bill 2019 by Representative Rodolfo T. Tuazon entitled An Act Establishing A Comprehensive Juvenile System and Appropriating Funds Therefor .

The draft law has already been adopted by the Romanian Senate and is currently under debate in the Defence Commission of the Chamber of Deputies.

A House bill approved last month seeks to delay implementation of the 2015 rules at least eight years.

The bill was adopted by the House of Representatives in March 1998, by a one vote margin of 209 to 208, but it was not acted upon by the Senate before the end of the congressional session and thus expired.

It should also be mentioned that the draft law on weapons, munitions, explosives and dual use chemical agents has been approved by the Defence Committee of the Chamber of Deputies and is expected to be adopted during the current session of the legislature.

This bill has a corresponding version in the House of Representatives (Bill HR 1689), introduced on 19 April 2005 by Representative Tom Feeney (Republican, Florida) and co sponsored by House members opposed to the lifting of the embargo against Cuba, such as Ileana Ros Lehtinen and Dan Burton.

The Government of Bermuda comprises a Governor, a Deputy Governor, a Cabinet and a bicameral legislature with a House of Assembly of 36 members directly elected for a five year term and a Senate of 11 appointed members.

After a number of public hearings on the proposals, the United States House of Representatives finally approved the bill unanimously in September 2004, but it expired as per congressional rule due to inaction in the United States Senate.

Based on the Judicial Reform, these international norms lose their status as ordinary laws and, after approval by three fifths of the votes in the House of Representatives and the Senate will have the same strength as constitutional amendments, and will be treated as such.

The Bill seeking approval of this protocol was passed by the House of Representatives on 23 September 2003 and adopted by the Senate on 11 May 2004.

In addition, the Chamber of Deputies of Congress is considering Bill of Law No. 4,429 (1994) on crimes against sexual freedom and Bill of Law No. 132 (1995) on family violence, as referred to above.

However, President Kahin rejected the demands of the House of Representatives and referred the issue to the Supreme Court , which supported his position.

On 5 February, the Somaliland House of Elders (Guurti) passed the electoral law as presented by the House of Representatives.

The liability was to be established by an act on the criminal liability of legal entities and proceedings against them (Chamber of Deputies Bill 745).

The other modifies House of Representatives' bylaws and statute, in order to guarantee maternal leave for female federal representatives (Resolution No. 15, dated 28 11 03).

The Fono is a bicameral legislature, which comprises an 18 member Senate whose members are chosen by 14 traditional tribal councils, and a 21 member House of Representatives, 20 of whom are elected by popular vote and one appointed as a non voting delegate from Swains Island.

In brief, the Government consists of (a) a Governor elected for four years at each general election (b) a Legislative Assembly comprising two houses, the Senate (27 members) and the House of Representatives (51 members elected by direct vote of the adult population at each general election) and (c) a Supreme Court and lower courts.

The Presidency's external relations activities include the negotiation and conclusion of agreements on behalf of the Court and the promotion of public awareness and understanding of the Court.

In order to separate a judge from his or her post, proceedings of a political nature would be conducted by the Chamber of Deputies and concluded by the Senate.

On 16 October 2004, the President of the United States signed into law a bill approved by unanimous consent of the United States House of Representatives and Senate, which amends the United States code to provide the Government of American Samoa with the authority to issue bonds exempt from state and federal taxation.

3. As regards legislative action in this sphere, 18 bills have been put before the National Congress, of which to date only one is half way towards adoption, having been passed by the Chamber of Deputies of the Congress on 5 June 1996.

The amended Acts will come into force at the same time as the amendments to the Criminal Procedure Code, Subordinate Courts Act 1948 and the Courts of Judicature Acts 1964 which are scheduled to be tabled at the next Parliamentary session.

16. Towards the end of October the Committee on Resources of the United States House of Representatives would be holding a public hearing on the draft Commonwealth Act.

The US Senate voted this month to incorporate such a mechanism into the financial reform bill that will now have to be reconciled by the bill passed by the US House of Representatives. Under the Senate s approach, regulators would create rules under which an independent regulatory board would choose raters.

The appeals court hears all kinds of appeals against judgements handed down by courts of first instance.

(d) The follow up to the bill submitted by the Government to the Chamber of Deputies in 1996 in order specifically to characterize torture as an offence

6. The Government of Bermuda consists of a Governor, a Deputy Governor, a Cabinet and a bicameral Legislature comprising a Senate and a House of Assembly.

20. On 6 March 1996, the Republican representative of Alaska, Don Young, had submitted to the United States House of Representatives, with the support of its President, Newt Gingrich, and a large number of the representatives of both national parties, Bill No. 3024 on procedures for giving Puerto Rico its own government.

The result of the author's conduct was that both the Appeals Court and the Court of Cassation were deprived of the ability to consider the merits of the appeal.

As a result, both the Appeals Court and the Court of Cassation were deprived of the ability to consider the merits of the appeal.

If the Chairman of the Majlis is unable to assume the duties of the President, they will be assumed by the Prime Minister.

In fact, the United States House of Representatives had submitted a draft statute for Puerto Rico, which was designed to legitimize the most primitive forms of colonialism.

The Committee also recommends that instances of cases where reparation was sought from the courts, together with the courts apos decisions thereon, be provided.

In the United States, in the federal courts, judges might be removed only by the impeachment process, in which charges were brought against the judge in the House of Representatives, and the case was tried in the Senate.

The new Afghan Constitution guaranteed Afghan women a minimum of 25 per cent of the seats in the Lower House of Parliament and approximately 17 per cent in the Upper House.

Act of 13 December 2000 on changes to the Equal treatment Act and Title 7.10 of the Civil Code with respect to the implementation of the EC directive relating to the burden of proof in cases of gender based discrimination (Parliamentary Papers, House of Representatives 1999 2000, 27 026).

Few of the women elected to Parliament became part of the governing bodies of their respective chambers.