What are the major policy and legislative issues facign the field of EBD?
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Try this website:\n\nhttp://www.ccbd.net/
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That's a wide ranging question. Do you want to narrow the field down a bit ?  Environment, Civil Rights & Justice, Elections Reform, Social Security, Health Care, THE ECONOMY, International Alliances ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
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- Stem Cell Research\n- Abortion Rights\n- Capital Punishment
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Biggest challenges are mainly to do with environmental concerns politics and legislation, labour requires more money as people are becoming more and more skilled, large businesses are undercutting smaller ones by outsourcing key business processes to 3rd world countries or countries with cheaper labour costs, (indina china), in Africa its governments that are affect businesses, a change in government in africa does not gurantee current standards will remain the same african governments have been known to bury businesses that have existed for 20+years withing a single day, they create a very much volatile environment to do business in and fail to maintain policy from one government to the next one governement will have completely different ideas as to the other, businesses in africa face skilled labour shortage because of the HIV virus, and brain drain most africans migrating to first world nations. In asia Government policies is major concern , in middle east more or less terrorism creating a volatile environment for business in Europe and USA more to do with legislation volitlity of economy is understandable, a last factor is cost of fuel impacts severly on every resource.
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Hi...\n\nI am not really sure what the question is. \n\nHere are some important guidelines to remember...\n\nIf you are a teacher you are a professional. Deal with the problem or issue in a professional manner. \n\nAlways document conversations so that you will have something to go on in the future if need be.\n\nTreat people with respect and listen to both sides before coming to a conclusion. \n\nEveryone has feelings. Treat people how you would want to be treated. \n\nRemeber without the families you wouldn't have a business. \n\nYou can always go to the EEC website for further information or Dept. of Ed. \n\nGood Luck!
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Influence on what? \n\nEuropean policies have wide ranging implications for all member states in all sorts of fields - business, health and safety, educations, welfare rights, employment, inheritance, transport, building regulations, even down to the size of sugar lumps and teabags. \n\nNational policies need to take into account any Directives or Regulations from the EU and any decisions made in the European Courts but also include policies specific to the country concerned. At present, there is not as much steer from Europe over defence and foreign policy, well, at least until the constitution for Europe is accepted so national governments are comparatively free to devise their own policies in these areas. \n\nRegarding local government, responsibility for local tax gathering and spending has been devolved to local councils but I think you should consider devolution in Scotland for example as an indication of local government that has been devolved to the most local level. \n\nHope this was what you meant!
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Unless someone can shift the focus (or Congress can pass a compromise bill), Border Security and the Iraq occupation (both terrorism issues) will probably dominate the political landscape. \n\nSomething *has* been done about health care and social security in the most recent term; making it more of a local issue. If people in the district are extremely for or against the recent reforms, it will play locally. Abortion will also have play locally; but unless there's a ramp-up in the anti-abortion forces, or another outbreak of violence surrounding clinics it's a secondary issue.\n\nNobody in Washington wants to talk about corruption, lobbyist reform, the growing deficit or taxes; so it's an issue for the opposition.\n\nAs a minister, the biggest issue for me is gay marriage. To me, a government prohibition on gay marriage is equivalent to saying "People born on Tuesday can't take Holy Communion."
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Individual's Rights, Morality Issues, The Tradition of Marriage (is it between 2 people who love each other, or strictly between a man and a woman?)\n\nI'm not really sure what kind of topic you're looking for, but I hope this helps.
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Children getting disease at a young age.\nLower life expectancy rates.\nHigher health care costs.\nLess tax revenue (children are paid far less than adults)\nLess jobs for adults.\nInternational sanctions\nEtc.
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So, let's have that border fence. And, employer enforcement. AND, welfare reform. AND tax cuts, so legislators don't get all stoned and start pre-taxing your great-grandkids you haven't even had yet. And, and and. Get things back in balance. Also, get the foreign real estate speculators out of the US housing market so less americans end up on the street or on the dole every year.
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what state are you in?\n\nIssues could be education, economy, health care, foreign trade, environmental restrictions ... it really depends where you are.
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difficulties: additional responsibilties, taxes, and working\nBenefits: freedom, the power to effectively make a difference, greater respect from other adults\n(somehow benefits was harder for me to answer:-P)
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Here is a good one.\n\nhttp://europa.eu.int/comm/education/policies/lll/life/what_islll_en.html\n\nRemember to acknowledge the source in your paper!
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All of the above plus environmentally destructive policies.
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Depends on the need and the root of the problem. The federal government makes all that information availiable through the internet. FedLaw might have a link to it. Good Luck.
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That's one of the issues that needs addressing.  The other big one for me is the fair tax plan.
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I think here in Michigan the biggest issue is whether we are going to allow a person to buy the office of Governor. I think restoring checks and balance to the federal government is also important. Dove hunting has become an issue as well as equal rights.