What three critical pieces of legislation were passed in the 1990s?
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There were just three?  Here's one:  Welfare Reform Act of 199? (some year).  See if you can find some more.
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He signed the legislation that doubled the President's salary to 400k.\n\nHe signed a bunch of other laws into effect.  The Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993.  Brady Bill, Communications Decency Act, Defense of Marriage Act (which allowed states to refuse gay marriages and banned the federal government from proving for LGBT Americans). A bit atypical for a liberal.\n\nHe increased taxes in 1993.  Then, lowered them in 1997.\n\nThe Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act.  And a few other things.  I think his foreign policy was decent.\n\nFor those of you pointing to the good economy in the 90s, my cat could have oversaw that.  It was some of Alan Greenspan behind the scenes and mostly the general business cycle, not Clinton for that.  Most of Clinton's legislation didn't affect the economy much except that he minorly fiddled with taxes.  Probably not enough to do much.  By the way, the budget surplus numbers are mostly myth as I've discussed here: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006042914467\n\nOverall, I think he was fine.  Not bad, not great.  Whatever he did, Clinton had Charisma going for him.  Many people liked him as shown by the 60+% approval rating.  As the person below me said, sometimes hands off can be fine if the country is doing fine during your term.  I don't think he was one of our best presidents ever, but then again, I don't think many presidents are good.
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9.17\nto 3 significant places...
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yeah. kindly check this webiste: \nhttp://www.wales-legislation.org.uk/en/acts/539/2
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A new law passed which requires each of the major 3 to provide one copy per calendar year.
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Go to http://www.flicklives.com/Timeline/1993_cal.html
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2/3rds is actually not a bad number at all.  In many countries it is around 50%.  I think that's actually higher than what it's been in past years.  Also voting was much higher for this last midterm than its been in a about ten years
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Legislation refers to the bills and acts that the US House and Senate produce that can become laws.
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1) Funding for school from the school lands. \n2) Taking of property for economic development.\n3) Joint custody for children in a divorce.\n\n1 & 2 passed. 3 failed.
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Federal, State and Local Legislators.
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The Goldwater-Nichols Department of Defense Reorganization Act of 1986 (PL 99-433) reworked the command structure of the United States military, introducing the most sweeping changes to the United States Department of Defense since it was established in the National Security Act of 1947.\n\nNamed after Senator Barry Goldwater and Representative Bill Nichols, the bill passed the House of Representatives, 383-27, and the Senate, 95-0. It was signed into law by President Reagan on October 1, 1986.\n\nAmong other changes, Goldwater-Nichols streamlined the military chain of command, which now runs from the President through the Secretary of Defense directly to unified combat commanders, bypassing the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who were assigned an advisory role.
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Provision\nProvider\nCarer\nStandards\nFoundation stage\nBirth to three framework\nFeedback\nRoutine\nObservation\nDevelopment\nLearning through play\nNursery officer\nChild led activities\nPlanning\nPrevention\nIncident\nAccident\nBehaviour\nReward\nPraise\nMedicine\nLegislation\nChild protection\nLanguage\nCommunication\nCognitive\nSkills\nRecords\nFirst aid\nDietry requirements\nRisk assessment\nHealth & safety\nFood hygiene\n\nHope this is the kind of thing you were looking for. I could probably think of many more.
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Read it here: \n\nhttp://www.law.emory.edu/cms/site/index.php?id=3080\n\nLook at Article I, Section 9, Clause 3.
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Couldnt find a quick summary, but the link below is the text of the act as it was written. Perhaps that will help.
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check out local laws passed
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Better read up on history. Billy Clinton got this bill passed.  President Bush has to abide by the laws. You got it all wrong dude.
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Clinton's bi-partisan passage of the "Welfare Reform Act", not that it actually changed much, but it was a step in the right direction.\n\nI know, it was a conservative idea, but he signed it.\n\nSorry, that's all I have.