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Reform acts
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(Eng. Politics) acts of Parliament passed in 1832, 1867, 1884, 1885, extending and equalizing popular representation in Parliament.

See also: Reform



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After threats of veto, on July 30 President Bush signed into law the Federal Housing Finance Regulatory Reform Act, a comprehensive effort to curtail the rising number of home foreclosures that contains provisions that reinforce the importance of competently prepared real estate appraisals to the mortgage lending process.
The chamber movement added that despite two acts of parliament to reduce the cost of regulation on businesses, the Regulatory Reform Act (2001) and the Legislative and Regulatory Reform Act (2006), the increase continues.
The uncomfortable truth for Government is despite two Acts of Parliament designed to make this possible, the Regulatory Reform Act (2001) and the Legislative and Regulatory Reform Act (2006), the increase surges on.
 
 
 
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