Legislation: Requirement of Definiteness in Statutory Standards

Developments in mine ventilation legislation, statutory qualifications and ventilation training in Australia

Australia has seen substantial changes to its framework of mine ventilation legislation, statutory mining qualifications and ventilation training over the past 15 years. This has been driven by a number of factors including: advances in underground mining technology, shortages of professionals, fly-in, fly-out (FIFO) arrangements on many sites, the ascendancy of the “risk assessment” philosophy...

Introduction of a statutory requirement for bovine TB pre-movement testing in Great Britain

Legal and ethical considerations in research with sexually active adolescents: the requirement to report statutory rape.

Double definiteness in Scandinavian

Crosslinguistic Notions of (In)definiteness

We argue that both Russellian and Heimian definites exist in natural languages. Our account captures both the commonality and difference between the two. Further, we suggest that the Russel-lian/Heimian distinction extends to indefinites too.