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expectations. when i spoke earlier about our security posture on the legislative branch is different than what s done in the executive and judicial branch for the supreme court justices and judges around the country. and so i think that we ve got to make sure that they understand what our capabilities are, what we re staffed-to-do and if their expectations are different than what we can meet, then we ve got to find a way to meet their expectations. this is one of the reasons that i am trying to seek additional resources in the budget so this we can in fact meet their expectations about how we protect the members, house of representatives we protect their staff, their families, their homes, that sort of things. and on that note, the senate spending bill includes $132 million for capitol police for a total of $735 million. chafe manger said there has
government and more than once they hoped elevation would come from the gulf nation of qatar. by the spring of 2017, when the kushner companies approaches but qatar directly to try again, jared kushner is nearly in the white house. this time he s the trump administration s point man on the middle east. but wait, mehdi, you are saying, jarred does not work at the kushner companies at that point anymore. he s at the white house. he s put his financial holdings into a blind trust, right? well, not quite. jarred may have been at the white house but he did not put his assets into a blind trust, which is a basic ethical if not legal rule. he transferred ownership of his holdings to some of his mother in charge of his trust fund. according to the washington post s reporting, he kept assets valued between 132 million and $407 million. not really an ideal ethical wall now, is it? in april of 2017, jarred s father, charles, now out of prison, back in charge of the
they are deeply concerned about the state of affairs in some companies. the serious pollution incidents, some of which audiences will have seen, those warnings from pollution in seas and river across the uk, earlier this year. they also drew attention to the fact that there has been a lack of investment by these companies, despite commitments in their business plans. also ofwat say this has come a norm, poor performance has become the norm. this is been going on for years and years. is there any indication this will improve in anyway? exactly, some of these incidents they highlight have been going on for years. they have tried to step up fines for these companies and noted in november last month, they put a fine a record £132 million against these companies, some of which will go back to the treasury to pay for environmental performance and £17 million will go directly to customers to improve their service.
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