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Executive Director of PIED, Dr. Daniel Amateye Anim,FCE,ChMC,ChBC,CFC,LLB, MA,MEd,MPhil disagrees with suggestions that a short political cycle makes it difficult to implement a national development plan. He backs calls for a legally binding document for successive governments to follow. #Ghana #development #planning #politics #governance

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The real change needed is to reduce the desire of all people with spare cash or borrowing capacity to invest to treat residential property as a preferred asset allocation class. That’s a Federal tax issue - not a State or State planning issue. Couple that with a post war Menzies government style provision of low cost, not for profit, government provided housing supply model ( partly funded through the higher federal tax revenues) and you’re much further down the track. Wakey wakey sleeping beauty governments!

European Parliament groups to negotiate a breakthrough over the confirmation of Executive Vice President nominees European Commission likely to announce decision on Carlyle's $3.8 billion acquisition of Baxter’s kidney care unit Vantine European Commission likely to announce decision on IGZ’s purchase of a controlling stake in Picard Hungarian Presidency to unveil first Council compromise proposal on the EU’s revised FDI screening rules #europeanparliament #europeancommission #commissioners #ribera #fdi #eucouncil #mergersandacquisitions #eucompetitionpolicy

In general, NEPA covers all foreseeable effects of an agency action -- but there are some limiting principles that Eric Biber & I discuss in this post. Looking forward to seeing how the oral argument in the Seven Counties case goes tomorrow. https://lnkd.in/g8Z5kV3X

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The following are the agendas for the National Assembly’s sessions

Can Imo PDP overcome deepening divisions, crisis? In this report, CHIGOZIE UZOSIKE writes on the crisis that has rocked the Peoples Democratic Party in Imo State, following the controversial suspension of House of Representatives member, Ikenga Ugochinyere Controversy has continued to trail the suspension and purported emergence of the member representing Ideato North/South Federal Constituency of Imo State, Ikenga Imo Ugochinyere as Read More https://lnkd.in/dNEKFNqT

I’ve written a new year column for the WestBriton/Cornishman/CornishGuardian that will be published on Boxing Day setting out some of the many Government announcements that have got missed. The truth is that the new Labour Government is already churning out so much change in such a short time that the media have struggled to amplify it all. Thank you to Josiah Mortimer for picking up some things that even I had missed from my summary. Things have moved on even from when I submitted my column on Friday. For example: ***GPs will be able to spend more time treating patients under proposed reforms in the new GP contract for 2025/26 which will help get rid of some of the red tape. Backed by the biggest boost to GP funding in years – an extra £889m on top of the existing budget for general practice – the proposals would also bring back the family doctor by incentivising GPs to ensure patients most in need see the same doctor at every GP appointment. The proposed measures would also reduce the number of outdated performance targets that GPs must meet, in a further step to reduce bureaucracy and ensure doctors can spend more time with their patients.*** https://lnkd.in/eWU4udn3