The provisions, as reintroduced by clauses 10 to 13 of the bill, also contain numerous legislative and procedural safeguards, some of which were found in the original provisions contained in the Anti-terrorism Act, and some of which have been added in response to recommendations made by the House Subcommittee and this committee following their statutory reviews of that Act, including:

Where the law applicable to the succession does not provide for sufficient powers to preserve the assets of the estate or to protect the rights of the creditors or of other persons having guaranteed the debts of the deceased, the appointing court may decide to allow the administrator(s) to exercise, on a residual basis, the powers provided for to that end by its own law and may, in its decision, lay down specific conditions for the exercise of such powers in accordance with that law.

In addition, Member States may allow that in relation to AIFs which have no redemption rights exercisable during the period of 5 years from the date of the initial investments and which, in accordance with their core investment policy, generally do not invest in assets that must be held in custody in accordance with point (a) of paragraph 8 or generally invest in issuers or non-listed companies in order to potentially acquire control over such companies in accordance with Article 26, the depositary may be an entity which carries out depositary functions as part of its professional or business activities in respect of which such entity is ...[+++] subject to mandatory professional registration recognised by law or to legal or regulatory provisions or rules of professional conduct and which can provide sufficient financial and professional guarantees to enable it to perform effectively the relevant depositary functions and meet the commitments inherent in those functions.

9. We take pride in our democratic traditions and our personal and political freedoms, as guaranteed by Canada ’s Constitution and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and protected by legislation, government policies and programs.

He noted that the law on political parties and the law on mass media pose restrictions on political activity and press freedom in Kazakhstan.

Among other things, the bill will accelerate the coming into force of the reduction from 90 per cent to 85 per cent in the amount of the state's loan guarantee under the act; authorize the making of regulations for setting processing fees; authorize the making of a regulation on the release of securities and personal guarantees accepted by lenders against repayment of small business loans under the act.