Wisconsin AWWA’s Post

This is the last day to share your thoughts on CSIS’s proposal to amend the CSIS Act! Take some time today and have your say in the public consultation: https://lnkd.in/eUgvwVs7

WIN. The U.S. FOIA Advisory Committee voted 18-0 to approve a recommendation that AOTUS propose to White House OMB, DoJ OIP, & other agencies that they include new & continuing commitments to improving FOIA in the next U.S. National Action Plan for Open Government for the Open Government Partnership. Much more in our final report: https://lnkd.in/etDScXjt

NSCN's 2023 Annual Report is here! The report highlights how we delivered on our mandate of public protection in 2023, focusing on three strategic objectives – transparent, effective and accountable regulation. Read more about our accomplishments last year here: https://ow.ly/Qao450RAKmA

The NMHC is focused on a variety of critical legislative and regulatory areas for 2024, aiming to address pressing issues and continue to move the industry and residents toward a positive future. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/493MbYi

So far, 19 states (of the 34 needed to call a convention) have passed COS legislation, and nine states have active legislation pending. Learn more at conventionofstates.com

Learn more about Convention of States at: conventionofstates.com

The Reserve Bank of Australia and Reserve Bank of New Zealand create more financial instability than is necessary by sticking to a single OCR.  A #TwoOCR policy would split the OCR into two OCRs: a lower OCR that can move independently and applies to economically sensitive/fragile, economically productive and socially beneficial lending.  This OCR could be lowered below the current 4.75% independently.  A second OCR which applies to all other areas of the economy can also be independently moved higher or lower to contain both inflation and speculative lending.  This system is simple to implement by the RBNZ through a capital charge/payment on net bank lending to each area. Thw result is that a simple #TwoOCR policy framework is inherently more stable than a single OCR system because the negative effects of a high OCR need not apply to the most sensitive areas of the economy. This is a policy I developed myself so for more information you are welcome to contact me via Linkedin. Christopher Luxon David Seymour Federal Reserve Board Bank of England Bank of America Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Institute for Monetary and Financial Stability (IMFS) Monetary and Banking Research Institute International and Monetary Economics Network

The ECFS has published 4 papers, updating standards for the care of people with CF. Covering everything related to living with and caring for people CF they are a great source of information for all CF teams. More information on: https://lnkd.in/es__ibGG #CF #cysticfibrosis

The HCCH 2023 Annual Report is now available on our website!   The Annual Report presents the main developments and milestones of the past year, including the 130th anniversary of the HCCH, the entry into force of the 2019 Judgments Convention, and the 1,000th treaty action relating to an HCCH Convention or Protocol, as well as advances in the HCCH’s normative work and in its efforts to ensure the effective implementation and operation of the HCCH Conventions and instruments.   Earlier today, the Annual Report was presented to the HCCH Members during the opening session of the 2024 Council on General Affairs and Policy, which meets this week to review progress and set the work programme for the year ahead.   Electronic copies of the Annual Report are available for download, and hard copies can be ordered through our website.   For more information, please visit: https://bit.ly/3UXpNMu   #HCCH #CGAP2024 #privateinternationallaw #internationallaw

NCSC in the UK and the NCDSMO in the US issue guidelines and principles to create robust Cross Domain Solutions. Tim Lunn helps you navigate this guidance ➡️ https://ow.ly/WKtK50StwX0