Les ministres ont pris mote que le Food Bill sera présenté au Parlement, la promulgation du Information and Communication Technologies (Licensing and Fees) (Amendment) Regulations 2022, Information and Communication Technologies (Amendment of Schedule) Regulations 2022,
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Le cabinet a pris connaissance des actions et activités à venir dans les prochains semaines voire moi.
1. Cabinet has agreed to drafting instructions being conveyed to the Attorney General’s Office for amendments to be brought to the Mauritius Standards Bureau Act.
The main amendments proposed to the Mauritius Standards Bureau Act pertain to:
(a) replacement of some existing interpretations which are outdated;
(b) inclusion of two new objectives, namely to operate a National Enquiry Point in consultation with other Ministries and to conduct technical investigations in the field of conformity assessment;
(c) formalisation of activities such as formulation of Mauritian Standards and Metrology/Calibration; and
even washington post agrees there is a crisis at the border, humanitarian crisis. it is a mess and we have 20 million people illegally in this country. something that needs to be dealt with. you have to agree with that. absolutely. border security is paramount. the 90% of illegals drugs coming through are coming through ports of entry. a border wall is not going to fix that. rob: what about people being smuggled into this country and the way they are treated, assaults on women and kids, money being made absolutely. those are critical issues that need to be dealt with and those are crises for people suffering from that. the money, $5 billion overall for a wall is not going to address that. border security requires smart strategies. the crisis is we don t have a tsa network set of agents that are getting paid in our airports. we are going to lose food safety inspectors, hundreds of
the table and pay my bills. reporter: people living on this military base in hawaii stocking up before their commissary closes down. i came to grab a couple things. i started getting a little panicked by when i saw how empty all the shelves were. reporter: the shutdown could also affect food safety. here at fda headquarters in maryland they ve been hit hard by the shutdown, several hundred food safety inspectors have been furloughed. that means people who watch out for the safety of our eggs, produce and seafood, several hundred of them furloughed. it does increase the risk of food-borne illness and some kind of an outbreak. reporter: empty hallways at the centers for disease control as well. we re out of the office on furlough and unable to take your call. i m concern for the experts that we have here. what is it that might be happening. reporter: even more painful, reynolds says, because of the shutdown, the cdc can t support its annual flu program just as the season
reporter: instead of starting their day at the office let us do our work. reporter: these furloughed workers are manning the picket lines. being placed in a furlough status. reporter: for the nearly 800,000 federal civil service workers they re now nonessential status is a slap in the face. you think? yes, i m upset. i still have to put food on the table and pay my bills. reporter: people living on this military base in hawaii stocking up before their commissary closes down. i came to grab a couple things. but then i started getting a little panicked by when i saw how empty all the shelves were. reporter: the shutdown could also affect food safety. here at fda headquarters in maryland they ve been hit hard by the shutdown, several hundred food safety inspectors have been furloughed. that means people who watch out for the safety of our eggs, produce and seafood, several hundred of them furloughed. it does increase the risk of food-borne illness and some kind of