The Act currently does not contain provisions about confidentiality. The Law Commission considered whether the Act should provide a default rule that arbitrations are confidential, with a list of exceptions.
democratic state legislature to pay toward state pension obligations limiting the size of arbitration awards. come to think of it these are the things that dawn zimmer, the mayor of hoboken worked with him on. i was, i think, the first democrat to stand behind him on the 2% tax cut. i think it s done a lot for hoboken and for the state. health care refom, arbitration reform. definitely helped hoboken in our negotiations with the unions. it s made a difference. but the overall picture of the christie budgeting process has not been a pretty one. in late 2012 the bipartisan state budget task force labelled the way new jersey handles its books as structurally unbalanced. saying that it does so in a way that pushes difficult budget choices off to future years and is ultimately unsustainable. the port authority is a bigger part of that problem than anyone realizes, one of the many reasons governor christie can t afford to lose david samson as its chairman.
believe the lieutenant governor who has everything to lose in the situation. you d be that open minded? what i want is i want a fair and impartial planl or a professional prosecutor look at it. i don t want third parties doing it, i don t want applications investigating politicians. that is not fair. as you look at the situation yourself, you believe that the governor here has nothing that is of significant injury to him? he is the most straight-talking, honest, most care rizmatic successful leader that i have seen all my life in new jersey. he s done in nj nm what people never thought possible. revolutionary changes in law. he did incredible work with arbitration reform. and no one could get it done before chris christie came. does that mean it doesn t matter how he got it done? there s no allegation that working with democrats was
christie has been our governor. i m not endorsing because of hoboken s nonmayoral race and later that day, he has done a great job for new jersey and hoboken. we have a nonpartisan mayor election on november 5th. zimmer explained why she is speaking out now after having what once was a promising partnership with the governor. i think he has done great things for the state of new jersey. i think i was the first democrat to stand behind him on the 2% tax cut and i think it s done a lot. i know it s done a lot for hoboken and the state. arbitration reform definitely helped hoboken in our negotiations with the unions. it s made a difference. so believe me, that is part of the reason this is a very difficult choice to come forward. the reality is for me that he got most he got more votes than di in hoboken and i would say most of my supporters support governor christie so my supporters are going to be they are going to be stunned and i understand that, but i hope