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Green Paper

A consultation document issued by the UK Government, which contains policy proposals for discussion and open debate before a decision is taken on the final policy options. After a consultation period, the Government will normally publish firmer recommendations in a White Paper.

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There is a recruitment crisis that will bite further if this Green Paper is adopted.

Angry teachers go on the offensive; UNIONS JOIN TOGETHER IN A PUBLIC PLEA TO THE EDUCATION SECRETARY

The Green Paper, along with other publications of the DNDC, will provide a clear body of evidence that speaks to the way forward for drug control in Bermuda.

Bermuda : Green Paper on Reducing Substance Abuse and Increasing Substance Abuse Rehabilitation

The green paper does not address the question of tax competition, which determines operators' choice of location and partly shapes the European online gambling landscape.

INTERVIEW WITH MICHEL BARNIER, INTERNAL MARKET COMMISSIONER : GREEN PAPER TO PROVIDE "PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE SITUATION"

The green paper is available at www.europolitics.info/web/external-file/pdf/gratuit_en/208384-en.pdf

TRANSPORT : COMMISSION SEEKS TO OUTLINE A CULTURE OF URBAN MOBILITY'

The Green Paper on schooling for 14-to-19 year-olds is also expected to lift the requirement for students to take foreign languages after 14, while demanding that they are taught in all primary schools.

Exam 'snob barrier' falls

The Green Paper was released in July and puts forward a possible framework to manage Queenslands wild harvest fisheries into the future.

Australia : Public consultation on Queensland fisheries reform extended

The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) welcomes the green paper and expects it to bring advances in terms of more binding application of the comply or explain' principle, which would contribute to better information on board diversity, pay and risk.

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE : DEBATE STARTS ON WAYS TO IMPROVE GOVERNANCE OF EUROPEAN FIRMS

This green paper is not about nannying but making healthier choices easier for people, so they are empowered to make decisions that are right for them and their families.

United Kingdom : Advancing our health: prevention in the 2020s statement to Parliament

The Green Paper said the government "may" extend the tax to milkshakes "if the evidence shows industry has not made enough progress on reducing sugar" in them.

Plans for a milkshake tax officially revealed in Tory row over Boris Johnson; The UK "may" extend the sugar tax to milkshakes "if the evidence shows" it's needed - despite the opposition of Boris Johnson

A Department of Health and Social Care spokeswoman said: "Our green paper due in the autumn will set out our plans to reform the social care system."

Over-55s 'not saving for future care needs' UK BULLETINS

"Our green paper offers a landmark opportunity for major reform to improve fairness, quality and safety for residents living in social housing across the country.

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A report which will be discussed by Gwynedd's full council on Thursday will ask members to respond to the Green paper.