Proposals
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| Originally published | 1997 |
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| Playwright | Neil Simon |
| Lyricist | Neil Simon |
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| ID | 2440485 |
About Proposals
Proposals is a comedy-drama by Neil Simon, his 30th play. After running in Los Angeles and the Kennedy Center in 1997, the play opened on Broadway in 1997.
Thurrock residents tell of life under a 'bankrupt' council
... " I ve been looking over the Proposals - it looks like the people who will be paying the greatest price will be those on low incomes and the people using social care, " she says...
Never start vaping, says 12-year-old girl with lung damage
... Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said the Proposals - which are open for public consultation for the next eight weeks - would " reverse the worrying rise in youth vaping" by making vapes less colourful and less appealing to children...
Rishi Sunak delays petrol car ban in major shift on green policies
... Among the key changes announced were: The announcement was brought forward after plans to change the Proposals were Mr Sunak ran the changes past a hastily-organised Cabinet meeting on Wednesday morning...
Ban on imports of animal hunting trophies set to become law
... However, after the government accepted two of their Proposals - to establish an advisory board on hunting trophies and to limit the power of the secretary of state to add new species to the list the ban would apply to - the pair dropped their other demands for further changes to the bill...
Nobel scientist says 'UK research is in jeopardy'
... Sir Paul said the Prime Minister might not have received the best advice, following a BBC News report that he was considering alternative Proposals...
Digital pound likely this decade, Treasury says
... What could a digital pound look like? Countries around the world, including the US, China and the Eurozone, are considering similar Proposals...
Government promises robust crypto regulation
... It says the Proposals, being published on Wednesday, will give consumers confidence while allowing the sector to " thrive"...
Schools Bill scrapped, education secretary says
... It had been due to come back with new Proposals - until now...
Schools Bill scrapped, education secretary says
By Hazel ShearingEducation correspondent
A bill designed to " raise education standards" across England has been dropped, the education secretary has Said .
The Schools Bill included plans for a register of children who are missing lessons, and for all schools to become part of multi-academy trusts.
It has hit hurdles since it was introduced this year.
Gillian Keegan Said parts of the government's plan did not need legislation and were being implemented.
Speaking to MPs, she confirmed that The Bill " will not progress" to its third reading in The House of Lords.
Ms Keegan Said " parliamentary time has definitely been reprioritised" to Focus On tackling The Rising cost of living, " because of the pandemic aftershocks but also The War in Ukraine".
However, She Said ministers " remain committed" to the objectives of the Schools Bill, and would be " prioritising some aspects of The Bill as well to see what we can do".
" A lot of the Schools White Paper is being implemented and didn't require legislation in many cases, " She Said - referring to a policy document that set out the government's vision For Education this year, some of which was meant to be achieved through the Schools Bill.
Ms Keegan Said a register of children who are not in school was " definitely a priority". Robin Walker , chairman of the education committee of MPs, Said he wanted to hear how that would be legislated for instead.
The Schools White Paper, published in March, included plans for and
It also proposed or in The Process of joining one, by 2030, and for
The government wanted to use the Schools Bill to legislate on issues such as the structure and regulation of academies, school attendance, and school funding.
But the legislation has hit hurdles since it was introduced this year, with peers in The House of Lords that gave the government too much control.
In June, the government gutted its own bill, removing 18 clauses relating to the regulation of academies.
It had been due to come back with new Proposals - Until Now .
The scrapping of The Bill is likely to disappoint Conservative MPs who had hoped to use it to overturn a ban on new grammar schools.
Source of news: bbc.com
