(e) from time to time, make or cause to be made any inquiry or investigation of estates or other matters to which this Act applies, including the conduct of a trustee or a trustee acting as a receiver, within the meaning of subsection 243(2), or as an interim receiver, that the Superintendent considers appropriate, and for the purpose of the inquiry or investigation the Superintendent or any person appointed by the Superintendent for the purpose shall have access to and the right to examine and make copies of all books, records, data, including data in electronic form, documents and papers, that are relevant to an inquiry or investigatio ...[+++]n pertaining or relating to any estate or other matter to which this Act applies;

The special committee’s mandate included reporting to the House on possible rule changes which it might “deem suitable to promote the more expeditious dispatch of the business of the House”.

Furthermore, the report referred to in Article 2, as amended, that Parliament is to submit no later than 31 December 2011, will enable a more detailed assessment to be made of the operation of those arrangements and will allow proposals for any changes deemed necessary to be put forward.

For drawing her conclusions, the rapporteur, at a later stage of the "work in progress", might consider it useful to combine certain policy areas: For example to allow for an integrated approach on Heading 4 of the MFF, the relevant policy areas might be treated together.

I also very much welcome Mr Gemelli's strong endorsement of the idea that the IGC might deem it advisable to include in Part III of the draft Constitution an explicit recognition of non-judicial means of redress to complement the judicial means which, of course, are already explicitly recognised in that particular document.

The legislature may wish to address the validity of these statutes in light of the unconstitutionality of s. 29 of the FLA.