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Key provisions
2.1 The bill comprises two schedules, with the first containing 14 parts and the second, two parts.
2.2 A key feature of the bill is that it transfers several aspects of APVMA responsibility to regulations. Section 6 of the Code Act contains broad regulation-making powers. This section allows the Governor-General to make regulations in relation to any matter required or permitted by the Code Act to be so prescribed.
2.3 The following summarises the bill's key provisions.
Schedule 1—Main amendments
Part 1—Approval and registration for prescribed active constituents, chemical products or labels
2.4 Part 1 proposes amendments to the Code Act Schedule (primarily to subsections 9A(2) to (5); and by inserting new sections 14C, 14D and 14E) that would create a streamlined assessment process for a new category of applications: prescribed applications for active constituents, chemical products and container labels. It is anticipated this process will be quicker and less costly than the current approval and registration processes.[1]
2.5 Under the proposed streamlined process, there would be no preliminary assessment procedure. The APVMA would be required to approve an application if:
it meets application requirements (including safety, efficacy, trade and labelling criteria);
it is a 'prescribed' application; and
no disqualifying criteria apply.
2.6 The types of applications that would be prescribed applications are to be determined in regulations. The EM anticipates that they would be applications of 'sufficiently low associated risk as to warrant reduced supporting information requirements'.[2] These would be cases where minimal or no assessment of technical information occurs. The EM states that as it is conceivable no technical information may be required, the prescribed process could support the introduction of a means of self-approval or self-registration.[3] The EM provides the following examples:
applications involving well-characterised chemistry or existing pharmacopoeial active constituents;
products with a history of safe use; and
applications with assessments conducted by accredited third party providers.[4]
2.7 Although prescribed applications would be subject to less scrutiny, the APVMA could consider the trustworthiness of an applicant as a 'disqualifying criteria'. However, if an applicant is disqualified on the basis of this criterion, they would still be eligible to submit an application under the standard process. According to the EM, an applicant may be disqualified on the basis of trustworthiness if they have:
been convicted of an offence;
been ordered to pay a civil pecuniary penalty; or
had a registration or approval cancelled or suspended for breaching a condition or providing false or misleading information.[5]
Part 2—Information to be taken into account in determining applications
2.8 Under section 8C of the Code, the APVMA is restricted from considering new information provided by, or on behalf of, an applicant during the assessment period for an application.
2.9 The proposed amendments in Part 2 of Schedule 1 of the bill would amend section 8C to provide the APVMA with greater flexibility in dealing with certain types of information when determining an application. Under the proposal, the types of information to be taken into account would be prescribed in regulation, but may include the provision of an updated good manufacturing practice certificate.[6]
2.10 These changes would allow applicants to provide information during the application process without having to face delays, or having to make a variation application after the initial application has been assessed, approved and the product registered.
Part 3—Limits on use of information
2.11 There are currently two forms of data protection recognised under the Code. The first is that of limits on the use of information. Under this category, information that is provided to the APVMA as part of an application under the Code and relied on by the APVMA in making a decision receives a 'limitation period'. During this limitation period, the APVMA may not use the information to assess or make a decision on another application or a reconsideration unless an exemption applies. The current limitation period for this information as prescribed by the Code ranges from three years to 10 years.
2.12 The second form of data protection is for 'protected information'. This information relates to either an active constituent that has been approved or a chemical product that has been registered and then provided as part of a reconsideration. A protection period of eight years applies to this information.
2.13 Part 3 of Schedule 1 of the bill (proposing new sections 34KA and 34MA, and other consequential amendments to the Code Act Schedule), aims to extend the period of time that information used to assess an application or reconsideration for a chemical product or active constituent, is protected from use by other applicants for a period of up to five years.[7]
2.14 The EM describes the purpose of the proposed provisions:
An innovator funds the production of information to support a new active constituent (or improved characteristics for an existing active constituent) or a new use of a chemical product. Limiting the use of information prevents competitors from using innovators' data or allows innovators to seek compensation from the competitors for use of the innovators' information. This benefits the innovator, who has incurred the cost of generating this information, and promotes innovation.[8]
2.15 The proposed provision is expected to be of particular benefit in situations of minor use, where only a low economic return is expected. In addition, the proposed amendments aim to increase the number of applications made to the APVMA for certain kinds of active constituents with new, desirable features (such as new modes of action to manage resistance) or to register certain uses (priority uses) of chemical products.[9]
Part 4—Computerised decision making
2.16 Part 4 of Schedule 1 of the bill (proposing a new section 5F; various amendments to sections 166(1), 166(1A) and 167(2A); and other consequential amendments to the Code Act Schedule), seeks to amend the Code to enable the APVMA to use computerised decision-making as part of its processes.
2.17 The bill contains a number of amendments to align the treatment of computer-made decisions with existing procedures and to provide for a review of computerised decisions.
2.18 Safeguards include proposed provisions to:
allow the APVMA to substitute a decision for a computerised decision if it is satisfied that the computerised decision is incorrect;
ensure that a computerised decision is subject to the same reconsideration process as a decision made by an APVMA staff member; and
provide that a substituted decision may be reviewed by the Administrative Appeals Tribunal.[10]
2.19 The EM states the intent of the amendments is to increase the efficiency of the APVMA by establishing a 'flexible legislative regime that will support future developments in information technology and business processes'.[11]
2.20 According to the EM, the APVMA will develop procedures and guidance for the implementation of computerised decision-making in accordance with the best practice principles developed by the Administrative Review Council in its report No. 46 of 2004, Automated Decision Making.[12]
Part 5—Accreditation of third party assessors
2.21 The proposed amendments under Part 5 of Schedule 1 of the bill (a new section 6G and other consequential amendments to the Code Act Schedule), would allow the APVMA to recognise assessments from accredited third party providers. Through a disallowable legislative instrument, the APVMA would be able to prescribe matters relating to the accreditation of persons, and the roles such accredited persons might perform. Proposed subsection 6G(2) details some of the matters that the disallowable legislative instrument might consider, including:
criteria to be met by persons seeking accreditation;
how accreditation is to be recognised, and for how long;
the certificates, assessments or reports accredited persons may or must provide and the circumstances in which they must be provided;
standards and other obligations persons must continue to meet to remain accredited;
monitoring of compliance with conditions of accreditation;
circumstances in which an accredited person may have the person's accreditation varied, suspended or revoked, and the review process; and
who may deliver training to accredited persons.
2.22 The proposed amendments also allow for regulations to prescribe a method of calculating fees, with the intention the accreditation scheme will run on a cost recovery model in the future.[13]
2.23 The EM explains that the proposed accreditation scheme would have broad application to support the APVMA to accredit persons for a range of purposes.
2.24 An accredited person might prepare assessment reports either directly with or for industry for inclusion in applications made to the APVMA. Alternatively, an accredited person might undertake work that the APVMA currently undertakes, such as conducting assessments of information in applications made to the APVMA.[14]
2.25 Under the proposed amendments, accredited assessors need not be persons, and can include a 'body politic or corporate as well as an individual'. Neither do they need to be Australian citizens or located in Australia.[15] Further, accreditation would not be mandatory—the requirements only relate to particular persons who voluntarily apply to be accredited under the scheme.[16]
2.26 The EM suggests that there are a number of potential benefits that will flow from the proposed accreditation scheme. These include:
providing applicants with greater flexibility over data assessment timeframes and cost;
simplifying administration processes within the APVMA;
increasing the efficiency of application processing; and
opening data assessment to greater competition.[17]
Part 6—Voluntary recalls of chemical product
2.27 Part 6 of Schedule 1 of the bill (primarily a substitution of section 106 of the Code Act Schedule), intends to improve the voluntary recalls process by introducing specific provisions that require persons to inform the APVMA when undertaking certain voluntary recalls and requires the APVMA to publish information about such recalls.
2.28 Item 50 of the bill replaces section 106 of the Code to specify the requirements for a voluntary recall. It states that a voluntary recall applies if a person (who does not need to be a holder of the registration) voluntarily proposes to take action to recall a chemical product because it appears to the person that:
the chemical product does not meet the safety, trade or efficacy criteria, or the label does not meet the labelling criteria; or
the chemical product is not a registered chemical product (for example, where the concentration, composition or purity of constituents in a batch of the chemical product vary by more than the prescribed extent set out in the Register of Chemical Products).[18]
2.29 Under the proposed amendments, a person who recalls a chemical product must notify the APVMA within two days of the recall. In turn, the APVMA must publish a copy of the notice about the voluntary recall on its website within three working days and in the APVMA Gazette within 14 days. The APVMA may also publish the recall in any other manner it deems appropriate.
2.30 In its submission to the exposure draft of the bill, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) had raised concerns about the duplication of notification requirements with regard to the recall of an avget product. It noted that in instances where an agvet product also met the definition of a consumer good, a supplier would have to meet the requirements of both the bill and section 128 of the Australian Consumer Law when conducting a voluntary recall.
2.31 Following the consultation period, DAWR amended the bill to ensure that voluntary recalls were aligned more closely with the Australian Consumer Law.[19]
Part 7—Notification of new information
2.32 Part 7 of Schedule 1 of the bill (various amendments to paragraphs and subparagraphs of sections 160A and 161 of the Code Act Schedule), seeks to amend the Code to provide consistency with regard to the notification of new information.
2.33 This will be achieved by provisions which oblige holders of label approvals, and applicants for both label approvals and variations to approvals or registrations, to provide 'relevant information' to the APVMA. These obligations already apply to holders of active constituent approvals and product registrations under sections 160A and 161 of the Code.[20]
2.34 Relevant information is defined as information that contradicts any information that was given in an application; and information that shows the constituent or product may not meet the safety criteria, trade criteria, efficacy criteria, or labelling criteria.[21]
2.35 The proposed amendments are intended to ensure the regulator is aware of the latest available information and provide safeguards to protect public, animal and plant health, and the environment from potential damage, where new information about an agvet chemical comes to light.[22]
Part 8—Definition of registered chemical product
2.36 Part 8 of Schedule 1 of the bill (inserting a new section 5AA to the Code Act Schedule), seeks to amend the Code's definition of a registered chemical product to provide prescribed standards for the:
concentration range of constituents of a chemical product; and
composition and purity of constituents of a chemical product.
2.37 These amendments seek to address an anomaly in the Code whereby the regulations can provide concentration ranges for constituents in chemical products to allow for the routine variation in constituent concentration arising in manufacturing. However, offences and civil penalty provisions in Part 4 of the Code operate in a way that prohibits the supply of a product if it is formulated differently to the registered formulation.[23]
2.38 According to the EM, this inconsistency places an unreasonable burden on the APVMA and industry because the only recourse available is for a holder to make an application to the APVMA to include more detail about a product's composition in the register. The regulatory effort associated with this task is considered inconsistent with the risks, particularly given that some provisions of the Code already provide for reasonable variations in a product's composition.[24]
2.39 The EM notes that the proposed amendments are intended to allow reasonable variations in the composition of a product and that any fundamental changes would still require the holder to submit a variation application to the APVMA.[25]
Part 9—Suspension or cancellation of approval or registration
2.40 Part 9 of Schedule 1 of the bill (substitution of section 38A of the Code Act Schedule), proposes to expand the grounds upon which the APVMA may suspend or cancel approvals or registrations where information is provided that is false or misleading.
2.41 Under current provisions in the Code, the APVMA has the power to suspend or cancel an active constituent approval or product registration where false or misleading information has been provided. The proposed amendments would enable the APVMA to suspend or cancel an approval or registration if any person (not just the holder of the registration) has given false or misleading information in relation to any of the following:
an application for approval or registration;
an application for a variation of approval or registration;
in response to a notice to provide information under subsection 32(1) or section 33 or 159 of the Code; or
in the event that new information has come to light, either before or after, the APVMA has made an approval or registration decision.[26]
Part 10—Supply of registered chemical products with unapproved label
2.42 Part 10 of Schedule 1 of the bill (primarily a substitution of paragraphs 81(3)(a), (b) and (c) of the Code Act Schedule), proposes to address an inconsistency in the Code by clarifying what information must be included in a product label. The proposed amendments will specify the minimum information requirements for inclusion on a label to reduce the need for unnecessary information.
2.43 In recognition of the fact that the information on labels will change in accordance with the proposed provisions, the bill provides for a period of two years (or as determined by the APVMA) to trade out a product with previously required information on the label. Amendments in the bill will allow the APVMA to manage this transition by allowing a product (with the previously required information on the label) to be supplied, where considered appropriate.[27]
Part 11—Variation of approval or registration during suspension
2.44 Part 11 of the bill (various amendments to sections 42, 43 and 45 of the Code Act Schedule), proposes to introduce measures into the Code to deal with suspended registrations and to address the reason for a suspension. It would also allow holders to request a suspension of an approval or registration, in addition to the current option of requesting a cancellation of an approval or registration.
2.45 The bill provides that whilst a registration or approval is suspended, a person would be allowed to lodge a notice, make an application or seek a variation of the relevant particulars or conditions, provided it is relevant to the reasons for the suspension. These proposed changes would ensure that the matters with a registration or approval that led to its suspension could be rectified prior to the revocation of the suspension.[28]
2.46 Under the Code, the APVMA may suspend an approval or registration. However, the APVMA does not have the power to amend a product registration to address the problem that led to the suspension of the product registration without first revoking the suspension. According to the EM, the proposed amendments correct an unintended administrative barrier which prevents the holder of a registration from dealing with the suspension matter and putting the chemical product back on the market.
2.47 Furthermore, the bill proposes to amend the Code to provide that a holder can request suspension of an approval or registration, in addition to the current option of requesting cancellation of an approval or registration. This will enable the holder to have their approval or registration suspended while they deal with any issues with it. It will ensure that the holder will not have to cancel their registration or approval to deal with administrative matters before having to re-apply for registration or approval at a later time.[29]
2.48 Part 11 of Schedule 1 is drafted on the basis that Part 4 of Schedule 1 to the Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals Legislation Amendment (Operational Efficiency) Bill 2017 would have commenced to provide for the variation of relevant particulars and conditions of a label approval that is suspended.[30]
Part 12—Safety, efficacy, trade and labelling criteria
2.49 Part 12 of Schedule 1 to the bill (amendments to section 5D and a new section 5E of the Code Act Schedule), contains two related measures. Item 85 of the bill amends section 5D of the Code to allow the APVMA to make regulations to prescribe matters the APVMA must consider when determining whether a label meets the labelling criteria. As it currently stands, regulation-making powers are only permitted for safety criteria, efficacy criteria and trade criteria.
2.50 Secondly, the amendments will rectify an existing anomaly, and will allow the APVMA the discretion to consider the following when making a decision as to whether an application meets the criteria with regard to safety, efficacy, trade and labelling:
the results of any trials or experiments already carried out in a foreign country in relation to an active constituent for a proposed or existing chemical product, or in relation to a chemical product or any of its constituents;
any decisions or evaluations made by regulators of agricultural or veterinary chemicals in a foreign country; and
any information on which a decision or evaluation mentioned in the dot point above is based.[31]
Part 13—Annual operational plans
2.51 Part 13 (amendments to Part 6, a repeal of sections 55, 56, 57 and substitution of a new paragraph 61(b) to the Administration Act), seeks to remove the need for the APVMA to develop and seek approval for an annual operational plan in addition to the corporate plan.
2.52 Under the Administration Act, the APVMA is required to prepare an annual operational plan. The plan sets out the actions that the APVMA intends to take to comply with the objectives in the corporate plan in the coming year. It provides any performance indicators considered appropriate and any information prescribed by regulations. The plan requires ministerial approval.[32]
2.53 Section 35 of the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 (PGPA Act) and Part 6 of the Administration Act both require the APVMA's Chief Executive Officer to prepare a corporate plan. The corporate plan is prepared annually, covering a period of four years, and requires ministerial approval. The corporate plan is also presented to the Minister for Finance, and under the PGPA Act must include the following information:
how the entity will achieve its purposes;
how the entity's performance will be measured and assessed, including for the purposes of preparing its annual performance statements;
the key strategies and plans that the entity will implement in each year covered by the plan to achieve its purposes; and
a summary of the risk oversight and management systems in place for each year of the plan.[33]
2.54 The EM notes that removing the requirement for the APVMA to prepare an annual operational plan would remove a duplication in reporting.
Schedule 2—Other amendments
Part 1—Amendments
2.55 Parts 1 and 2 of Schedule 2 include agvet chemical-related matters from the Agriculture and Water Resources Legislation Amendment Bill 2016. The matters included in the bill include amendments to the Code Act Schedule (subparagraph 8E(2)(b)(i) and paragraph 117A(1)(a)) to simplify notices provided by the APVMA to Food Standards Australia New Zealand under section 8E of the Code.[34]
Part 2—Repeals
2.56 Item 4 repeals the Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals Legislation Amendment (Removing Re-approval and Re-registration) Act 2014, as all transitional provisions for this Act are no longer required.

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Making homo sapiens the dominant species on the planet.
It is this story that underpins such statements as "it's the economy stupid" or the purpose of business is exclusively to make sound financial returns to shareholders. It is this story that insists the economy can and should grow forever and that recognises success as material acquisition; access to power or celebrity. This story did work – for a while. But it is now unraveling. It has, to use a modern phrase, outlived its "sell-by-date". It has within it a fatal flaw that will cause a replacement to emerge. We're living at that time in human history when we can consciously help shape a New Story that respects the awareness and knowledge created by the Old; that dips into the perennial indigenous wisdom that preceded it; and fuses to create a New Story fit for our times. This is not time for finding fault, blaming or finger pointing. The past was likely an important part of our development and many of our past achievements have created the jumping off point from which we can leap forward. It is a time though for us each in our own way to contribute towards a new story that, to repeat Buckminster Fuller, renders the old obsolete. The emerging New Story, like all stories based on ancient wisdom, acknowledges the necessity for attaining a balance between three variously-named elements: body, mind and spirit; the physical, mental and spiritual while also respecting the underlying three stages that all Life experiences; birth (the journey from whence it came); life (the experience of being here now); and death (our passage back home to our source). Such thoughts arise naturally when sitting in an exquisite Balinese compound adjacent to a family temple where my host's family is enjoying timeless conviviality and companionship preparing offerings to the spirits that sustain such a balance. The Role of Bali in Conscious Travel It is fitting that I should find myself in Bali again as this is the place where my first awareness of the reality of this holy trinity was first awakened. Balinese society is a full expression of Tri Hita Kerana – living in a balanced relationship with God (Parahiyangan), Nature (Palemahan) and Community (Pawangan) – another three some! Here all life is animated and sacred; nature is art; and life is ceremony. I am here at the invitation of the Bali Institute, established to foster a deeper appreciation of other cultures among young students and to develop ways of assisting Balinese youth take pride in their culture and find ways of developing livelihoods that that sustain and enrich rather than demean and undermine. If the task of modern man is to return to a right relationship with nature; to recognize that our role is not to have dominion over or exploit nature's abundance; and to act as mindful stewards maintaining balance and preventing a descent into disorder and decay, then Bali has so very much to teach us and is the ideal place to learn.
Agung Rai, who has created an award winning ARMA museum and resort on the edge of his village Peliaten on the southern edge of Ubud that sustains the livelihoods of over 120 people. Gung Rai began by selling paintings to visitors on the beach in Kuta in 1973 – the place and time of my first visit. It too is highly likely that our paths crossed then. His achievements since are nothing short of staggering – having built an award winning resort, art gallery with a notable collection of Balinese art, two coffee shops and a Foundation that support local children learning to express their culture through all kinds of artistic media. He is deserving of close attention by any interested in the ways tourism can yield tangible net benefits to all engaged.
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PLENTY – Plastics in Environment and Society
Smart4Health
FutureArctic: A glimpse into the Arctic future: equipping a unique natural experiment for next-generation ecosystem research
Making Europe for and through its research Infrastructures
The relations between funding streams for research
BBMRI
The Politics of Openness: Open Data Practices in Computational Social Sciences
European borders of the future
ReMedPsy
Duration 08/2018-07/2021
Re-emerging Magic Molecules
The Medicalization of Psychedelics in the United States (ReMedPsy)
Researcher: Claudia Schwarz-Plaschg
Supervisors: Ulrike Felt, Sheila Jasanoff
Funding: European Union – Horizon 2020
The project researches how scientists and other actors currently try to re-frame psychedelic substances in a scientific model to make them into licensed medicines in the United States (U.S.) and beyond. Psychedelics such as psilocybin (the active ingredient in so-called magic mushrooms) or LSD have been highly controversial since their first introduction into Western science and broader culture. Although early research from the 1950s and '60s indicated promising psychiatric applications, Western governments began to see psychedelics as a threat to public health and the social order in the mid-1960s, when these substances were increasingly consumed in recreational settings rather than laboratories. As a result, psychedelics were made illegal by placing them into the most restrictive drug category, ascribing them a high potential for abuse and no currently accepted medical use. After coming to an almost complete standstill for several decades, psychedelic research is slowly re-emerging since around 2000, highlighting again that psychedelics may have potential for treating mental health problems such as addiction, depression, anxiety, or PTSD. Phase III clinical trials with both MDMA and psilocybin start in the U.S. in 2018, which represents the last step to gain approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to use these substances legally in drug-assisted psychotherapy.
The project investigates how this research revival challenges existing legal classifications and tries to harness the medical benefits of psychedelics for society. Using the lens of STS, it aims to trace the ways in which the medicalization of psychedelics is fostered through specific actor configurations, fundraising activities, the production of credible scientific knowledge, sociotechnical imaginaries, as well as broader sociopolitical and value-related changes. Its main research objectives are to explore
(1) how U.S. actors in the re-emerging field of psychedelic science align and produce scientific knowledge that is both shaped by and aims to shape regulatory decision-making,
(2) the ways in which psychedelic research activities are fueled by and enact personal and collective visions of why and how to re-integrate psychedelics responsibly into society and
(3) how U.S. psychedelic research is embedded and connected globally, as well as gain first insights into how psychedelic research and regulation in the U.S. and Europe mutually impinge on each other.
Via this exploration, the project will enable a better understanding of the epistemic, institutional, and sociopolitical processes as well as societal visions that contribute to the emergence, stabilization, and diffusion of the U.S.-driven psychedelic research field in the 21st century. Moreover, the project seeks to provide timely policy recommendations with regard to drug and public health policies.
Using a qualitative research methodology, the project focuses on three molecules that are at the center of contemporary research in the U.S. (the country currently at the forefront of psychedelic research and medicalization attempts): MDMA, psilocybin, and ketamine. The empirical research focuses in particular on U.S. clinical trials with these substances. Each "molecule case study" consists of field site visits at central research groups, organizations and advocacy networks in the U.S., where qualitative interviews with scientists, fundraisers, and advocates will be conducted. Psychedelic science conferences represent another field site where current developments and future visions of psychedelic research and its (imagined) impact on society are observed.
Claudia Schwarz-Plaschg
Email: claudia.g.schwarz@univie.ac.at


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Prof. India Thusi: 'Reality porn is pornographic paid sex work that should be accorded First Amendment recognition' — FAN 317
Prostitution is illegal while pornography is constitutionally protected. Modern technology, however, is complicating the relationship between prostitution and pornography.
Ronald K. L. Collins
Professor India Thusi (Maurer School of Law)
A recent issue of the New York University Law Review contains a creative and thoughtful take on free speech in an article by Professor India Thusi of Indiana University Maurer School of Law. In it, the author argues that the "ease with which we can now record ordinary activities through mobile devices presents an opportunity to reexamine the boundary between prostitution and pornography. . . . The community-building and expressive aspects of paid sexual encounters online implicate both expressive and associative interests under the First Amendment. Courts should take these rights seriously and should recognize that technology may transform what would ordinarily be prostitution into protectable pornography." Below is an abstract of Professor Thusi's article:
Prostitution is illegal while pornography is constitutionally protected. Modern technology, however, is complicating the relationship between prostitution and pornography. Recent technological advances make the creation and distribution of recorded material more accessible. Within our smart phones we carry agile distribution networks as well as the technical equipment required to produce low-budget films.
Today, sex workers may be paid to engage in sexual activities as part of performances that are recorded and broadcast to a public audience. No longer confined to the pornography industry, this form of sexual performance can be created by anyone with a cell phone and access to the internet. In addition, modern popular culture recognizes the expressive value of reality and ordinary life. Technological advances will only continue to make broadcasting and sharing everyday life possible, raising the possibility that there will be a growing audience for, and communities organized around, sexually expressive materials online.
This Article is the first to analyze this increasingly important and common phenomenon that it defines as reality porn. It argues that reality porn is pornographic paid sex work that should be accorded First Amendment recognition, notwithstanding the criminalization of the underlying act of prostitution. This Article redefines pornography and provides a framework for analyzing this sexual expression. As long as the conduct is consentable — both consented to in fact and consensual in nature — it should not be deprived of constitutional protection.
Koppelman on how Yale Law School 'disastrously mishandled' discrimination complaints
"[A]nti-racism work is important without embracing Yale's ham-handed approach." — Andrew Koppelman
Last week's issue of First Amendment News extended a public invitation to the Yale Law School's administration and faculty to respond to the Law School's handling of certain discrimination complaints. Individual private invitations were also emailed to a dozen faculty and administration members. No one responded. The invitation remains open regardless of one's views on the matter. Meanwhile, below are excerpts from a recent op-ed by Professor Andrew Koppelman:
Andrew Koppelman, "Yale Law needs to learn to watch its language," The Hill (Oct. 24)
Prof. Andrew Koppelman. (Northwestern Pritzker School of Law)
This has been a weird dialogue of the deaf, a farce of incomprehension. The press coverage has not been immune. Two points particularly need clarification: the basis of the initial complaints, and the meaning of "racism."
The students who complained were entitled to be concerned. Ruth Marcus of The Washington Post thought their complaints revealed "a grievance culture in which every slight, real or perceived, is greeted with outsize demands for disciplinary consequences." But there is a long history of white college students holding parties that ridicule Black culture. Fried chicken is a frequent feature of those parties. In New Haven, the Popeye's closest to Yale is at the dividing line between "Yale" New Haven and the Black New Haven that Yale students often avoid. The term "basic bitch" originated in rap music.
All this was a horrible coincidence. [Trent] Colbert made clear that he hadn't known the racial coding of "trap house," and didn't even select the menu. Had this promptly been conveyed to the complainants, the problem might have evaporated.
Cosgrove and Eldik purported to believe him but nonetheless pressured him to apologize and composed a suggested email. Perhaps they honestly thought that, as they claimed, they were simply offering advice about preserving his reputation. The power differential transformed advice into bullying. I hope people on the left don't need me to explain the idea of privileged people who are dangerously oblivious of their own power.
ACLU challenges Oklahoma's critical race theory ban
This from First Amendment Watch:
Megan Lambert. (ACLU of Oklahoma)
The ACLU and other civil rights organizations are suing the state of Oklahoma over a law that prohibits certain types of instruction around race and gender.
Filed on October 19th in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma against the state's governor, attorney general, and more than a dozen top education officials, the suit alleges that the law violates students' and educators' First and 14th Amendment rights.
HB 1775, which took effect in July, "severely restricts discussions on race and gender in Oklahoma's elementary, secondary, and higher education schools without any legitimate pedagogical justification, using language that is simultaneously sweeping and unclear," the suit alleges.
"The Act's vague, overbroad, and viewpoint discriminatory provisions leave Oklahoma educators with an impossible — and unconstitutional — choice: avoid topics related to race or sex in class materials and discussions or risk losing their teaching licenses for violating the law," the complaint reads.
Oklahoma is one of five GOP-controlled states that have passed laws limiting how teachers can instruct around matters of race and gender. Iowa, New Hampshire, Tennessee, and Idaho have also passed similar laws.
→ Lead counsel for plaintiffs: Megan Lambert. ACLU Foundation of Oklahoma
→ Video clip here
FIRE files lawsuit defending professor who criticized Pence & campus COVID response
This from FIRE:
Lora Burnett was fired by Collin College after she criticized Mike Pence and the college's response to COVID-19.
FIRE files lawsuit on behalf of Lora Burnett, a former Collin College professor, fired for tweets that criticized then-Vice President Mike Pence and the college's leadership during the pandemic.
In private text exchange with a Texas state legislator upset about Burnett's tweets, the college president promised to 'deal with it' — then terminated her.
Former history professor Lora Burnett filed a lawsuit today against Collin College, its president, H. Neil Matkin, and other university officials for firing her for speaking out on important public issues. Represented by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, Burnett seeks to vindicate her First Amendment right to speak out as a private citizen on matters of public concern.
Collin College declined to renew Burnett's contract on Feb. 25 after she publicly criticized former Vice President Mike Pence and the college president's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Professors like me shouldn't lose our jobs just because we have opinions," Burnett said. "In the classroom, my job is to teach the material and to hold open a space where students can freely express themselves and fully engage with the ideas we're talking about. Outside the classroom, I have the right to express myself too. I have the right to fully engage with any public debate. That right is for all of us, not just for professors whose politics match up with their college administrators."
During last October's vice presidential debate, Burnett tweeted: "The moderator needs to talk over Mike Pence until he shuts his little demon mouth up." The tweet was picked up by conservative media outlets highlighting faculty members' reactions to the debate.
The tweet outraged Texas State Rep. Jeff Leach, who texted Matkin to ask if Burnett was "paid with taxpayer dollars." Matkin responded that Burnett was "[a]lready on my radar" and he would "deal with it."
Burnett landed on Matkin's radar again in January when she criticized the college president's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Burnett challenged Matkin's earlier assessment that the pandemic was "blown utterly out of proportion," by adding commentary about a former Collin College professor's death. She tweeted: "Another @collincollege professor has died of COVID."
During this time, FIRE wrote repeated letters to Collin College advising the school of Burnett's rights and reminding the college of its constitutional obligations. Public institutions like Collin College are bound by the First Amendment, and it is unconstitutional to terminate a faculty member based on her comments about matters of public concern.
Meanwhile, the college spent $14,000 on legal fees seeking to conceal the text exchange between Matkin and Leach from the public. The college lost that battle. Leach tweeted on Feb. 16 that Burnett's termination was a "BIG WIN" — before Burnett had even been fired. When he learned that his announcement was premature, he tweeted an image of a ticking clock to indicate that her time as a Collin College professor was running out.
Nine days later, the college notified Burnett that her contract would not be renewed, citing "insubordination, making private personnel issues public that impair the college's operations, and personal criticisms of co-workers, supervisors, and/or those who merely disagree with you."
"It seems as though Collin College is surprised to learn that, like the rest of us, professors have thoughts on the issues up for public debate," said FIRE attorney Joshua Bleisch. "The First Amendment ensures they can share those opinions, even if Collin College prefers they stay silent."
JT Morris is serving as local counsel for the lawsuit.
Journal of Free Speech Law to host conversations with authors
This from Eugene Volokh over at The Volokh Conspiracy:
My fellow Journal executive editor Prof. Jane Bambauer has been organizing these, and I expect them to be tremendously interesting. The first will be Tuesday (Oct. 26), noon Pacific/1 pm Mountain/2 pm Central/3 pm Eastern; you can watch it live on Zoom, and I'll also post video after it's done.
We'll begin with a brief discussion of the Journal (likely just about 5-10 minutes), but will then turn to the First Amendment / social media / common carrier question that occupied most of the Journal of Free Speech Law's first issue. The panelists and corresponding articles will be:
Ashutosh Bhagwat, Do Platforms Have Editorial Rights?
Jane Bambauer et al., Platforms: The First Amendment Misfits (this article, unlike the others, is being published in a different symposium, at the Indiana Law Journal)
Christopher Yoo, The First Amendment, Common Carriers, and Public Accommodations: Net Neutrality, Digital Platforms, and Privacy
Eugene Volokh, Treating Social Media Platforms Like Common Carriers?
Future panels will include Jack Balkin, Adam Candeub, Eric Goldman & Jess Miers, Daphne Keller, Kyle Langvardt, Mark Lemley, Alan Rozenshtein, Fred Schauer, Nadine Strossen, and Jordan Wallace-Wolf.
Another new book on Anthony Comstock
Amy Sohn, "The Man Who Hated Women: Sex, Censorship, and Civil Liberties in the Gilded Age" (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2021)
The New York Times-bestselling author Amy Sohn presents a narrative history of Anthony Comstock, anti-vice activist and U.S. Postal Inspector, and the remarkable women who opposed his war on women's rights at the turn of the twentieth century
Anthony Comstock, special agent to the U.S. Post Office, was one of the most important men in the lives of nineteenth-century women. His eponymous law, passed in 1873, penalized the mailing of contraception and obscenity with long sentences and steep fines. The word Comstockery came to connote repression and prudery.
Between 1873 and Comstock's death in 1915, eight remarkable women were charged with violating state and federal Comstock laws. These "sex radicals" supported contraception, sexual education, gender equality, and women's right to pleasure. They took on the fearsome censor in explicit, personal writing, seeking to redefine work, family, marriage, and love for a bold new era. In The Man Who Hated Women, Amy Sohn tells the overlooked story of their valiant attempts to fight Comstock in court and in the press. They were publishers, writers, and doctors, and they included the first woman presidential candidate, Victoria C. Woodhull; the virgin sexologist Ida C. Craddock; and the anarchist Emma Goldman. In their willingness to oppose a monomaniac who viewed reproductive rights as a threat to the American family, the sex radicals paved the way for second-wave feminism. Risking imprisonment and death, they redefined birth control access as a civil liberty.
The Man Who Hated Women brings these women's stories to vivid life, recounting their personal and romantic travails alongside their political battles. Without them, there would be no Pill, no Planned Parenthood, no Roe v. Wade. This is the forgotten history of the women who waged war to control their bodies.
Robert Corn-Revere, "The Mind of the Censor and the Eye of the Beholder" (Cambridge University Press, Nov. 4, 2021)
Citron on online norms & what's wrong with them
Danielle Keats Citron, "Cyber Mobs, Disinformation, and Death Videos: The Internet as It Is (and as It Should Be)," Michigan Law Review (2021)
Danielle Keats Citron. (daniellecitron.com)
Right now, it is cheap and easy to wreak havoc online and for that havoc to go viral. Platforms act rationally — some might say responsibly to their shareholders — when they tolerate abuse that earns them advertising revenue and costs them nothing in legal liability.
Combatting cyber-mob attacks must be a priority. Law should raise the cost of cyber-mob attacks. It is time for tech companies to tackle some of the negative externalities of their business model. Platforms should not enjoy immunity from liability for user-generated content unless they have earned that immunity with reasonable content-moderation practices. Education should play a role as well. As digital citizens, we need to do better.
New scholarly article on lawyers, lying and free speech
Renee Knake Jefferson, "Lawyer Lies and Political Speech," Yale Law Journal / Forum (Oct. 24)
Lawyer lies designed to sabotage valid election results are not protected political speech under the First Amendment. Ethics rules governing candor and frivolous litigation require sanctions, if not disbarment. Moreover, the duty of candor should be extended from the courthouse to the public square when lawyer lies threaten our democracy.
So to Speak podcast on trigger warnings research
A consensus has emerged from a growing pile of scholarly research: Trigger warnings don't work.
In this episode of So to Speak: The Free Speech Podcast, we are joined by Carleton College associate professors Amna Khalid and Jeffrey Snyder to explore what the latest research says about the efficacy of trigger warnings. We also discuss one of the more contentious debates surrounding academic freedom: the rising prevalence of so-called diversity, equity, and inclusion statements for college faculty job applications and evaluations.
YouTube: Tyler Dobbs — 'Does Free Speech Protect Blasphemy?'
Most Americans assume that free speech and associated First Amendment guarantees mean that the government cannot punish blasphemy. And many people assume that this has always been the case: that when the First Amendment was ratified, it was meant to prevent the government from enacting anti-blasphemy laws. Tyler Dobbs, HLS '22, argues that the founding generation took a quite different view. For founding-era Americans, prosecuting blasphemy was fundamentally compatible with free speech and religious liberty. A close examination of primary evidence from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries shows that blasphemy was unprotected speech, like obscenity or libel, and could be punished as such. Originalists — champions of the Constitution's original meaning — need to take this evidence into account in explaining what the Constitution means today. This is a recording from October 14th, when Tyler Dobbs gave this lecture at Harvard's Fong Auditorium in Boylston Hall.
Kyle Stucker, "First Amendment vs. public duty: Police social posts renew concerns about bias, solutions," USA Today (Oct. 26)
"Vermont Law School can hide murals some find racially offensive, judge rules," Associated Press (Oct. 25)
"First Amendment Lawsuit Against Savannah Mayor Ends With Permanent Injunction," The Georgia Virtue (Oct. 25)
Eugene Volokh, "Filter Bubbles, Polarization, and Social Media Platform Speech Restrictions," The Volokh Conspiracy (Oct. 24)
Alexis Gore, "UCF Policies Face Challenges Under First Amendment," Knight News (Oct. 24)
Michael R. Sisak, "Judge won't bar press, public from Ghislaine Maxwell jury selection," Associated Press (Oct. 22)
"Mont. news-media groups appeal ruling over closed GOP meeting," Associated Press (Oct. 21)
Michael Powell, "M.I.T.'s Choice of Lecturer Ignited Criticism. So Did Its Decision to Cancel," The New York Times (Oct. 20)
"A theater professor wasn't sufficiently outraged about a list of names on a whiteboard. The college's next act: probable termination," FIRE (Oct. 20)
2021-2022 SCOTUS term: Free expression & related cases
Review granted
City of Austin, Texas v. Reagan National Advertising of Texas Inc.
Federal Election Commission v. Ted Cruz for Senate
Shurtleff v. Boston
Pending petitions
Green v. Pierce County
John K. MacIver Institute for Public Policy, Inc., et al. v. Evers
Arlene's Flowers Inc. v. Washington (petition for rehearing)
303 Creative LLC v. Elenis
Lamoureux v. Montana
Kennedy v. Bremerton School District
Clear Channel Outdoor, LLC v. Raymond
Project Veritas Action Fund v. Rollins
Review denied
Dignity Health v. Minton
American Civil Liberties Union v. U.S.
Frasier v. Evans (First Amendment and qualified immunity)
Louisiana v. Hill
Baisley v. International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Worker
Crowe v. Oregon State Bar
Boardman v. Inslee
Pasadena Republican Club v. Western Justice Center, et al
Last FAN
FAN 316: "Free speech controversy at Yale Law, faculty invited to respond"
Faculty Rights
Viewpoint Discrimination
10 Worst Colleges for Free Speech: 2022
FAN 208 Volokh on Video: Noted 1-A Scholar Launches Video Series
VICTORY: Collin College to pay thousands to history professor fired for tweets
Judge: University of Florida can't enforce conflict-of-interest policy to ban faculty testimony
Proposed bill to ban internet disclosure of personally identifiable information of judges and judicial employees before Congress — FAN 323


Standing in Bolesworth Castle's picturesque garden surrounded by beautiful rhododendron flowers and sorbus trees, it is hard to imagine that just up the road are the busy conurbations of Chester and Liverpool.
Both are visible on a clear day from The Rock Walk above the house, but the hustle of bustle of city life could not be further away from the tranquil setting of the castle's grounds.
As I make my way up the driveway I feel as though I am in a Jane Austen novel. A lake shimmers to my left as horses gallop through lush green fields. The castle sits against a sandstone backdrop, overseeing its majestic surroundings.
A Georgian Gothic house has stood on the site, near Tattenhall, since at least the mid-18th century and was rebuilt in its current form in 1826. It is home to Diana Barbour, wife of the late Anthony Barbour who lived at Bolesworth until his death in 2007.
In the 1920s the then owner Major Robert Barbour turned to prolific country-house architect Clough Williams-Ellis, famous for Portmeirion in North Wales, to modify the house and its grounds.
He built stables, kennels, garages, a drainage system, a terrace along the west front and a racquet court. He also altered the orientation of the house's entrance from west to south, adding a Claridge's style canopy. In the gardens he built stone seats and an awe-inspiring temple containing a sculpture of Diana, the Huntress.
As Diana and I take a stroll through the grounds with her two labradors, Milo and Lettice, it immediately becomes evident just how passionate and knowledgeable the lady of the house is about her garden.
All the trees and plants are labelled with both their English and Latin names but Diana is able to name all but a few without referring to the labels.
Flowers, in particular lavender, have been used to soften the otherwise stark sandstone exterior so to match the bright opulent interiors.
Aside from the vivid colours the garden provides, the other thing that hits me as I wander around is the smell.
The Rock Walk is one of the most richly diverse areas of the grounds, containing rhododendrons, azaleas, camelias, magnolias and flowering cherries.
There are also 60 different sorbus making up the 350 different varieties of trees which Anthony planted at Bolesworth.
Trails and paths weave their way through the trees revealing a plethora of hidden secrets. Tucked away on one particular path is a cave, home to a detailed Lion and the Lamb, delightfully carved into the sandstone.
Anthony Barbour was also very passionate about the gardens and much of what can be seen today is down to him. His most important contribution was his 25-year long planting scheme including magnolias, maples and prunus.
'The year that he died the autumn colour in the garden was the most glorious it had ever been and it must have given him great satisfaction to see his planting ideas come to fruition in his own lifetime. He has left behind him a beautiful and well-planted garden,' said Diana.
The garden has been open annually for the National Gardens Scheme for 25 years, but from 2010 Diana, along with gardener Simon Taylor, will open the gardens to groups in May and October by appointment.
Generation upon generation of work has gone into developing and maintaining the Bolesworth castle and grounds and its magnificent scale and splendour is testament to everyone who has been involved, past and present.


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Rep. Sanchez urges action on poverty
Posted on November 21, 2015 by Editor Posted in Loretta Sanchez, Working Families	3 Comments
Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez, Representing California's 46th Congressional District
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 20, 2015
MEDIA CONTACT: Emily Morris, 202-225-2965, Emily.Morris@mail.house.gov
REP. LORETTA SANCHEZ URGES ACTION ON POVERTY
WASHINGTON, D.C. – This week, Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez (CA-46) demanded meaningful action on poverty from Congress.
Speaking from the House floor, Congresswoman Sanchez asked, "How can we tell a family to pursue happiness, when the rug is constantly pulled out beneath them?"
"We shame families that don't have the means to lift themselves out of the cycle of poverty, but don't want to give them aid," said Congresswoman Sanchez. "Well Mr. Speaker, I think the real shame is that we are a nation of bountiful wealth, and still have over 46 million people living in poverty."
"With the rising costs of housing and food, families in the United States are stretching each dollar further and further," continued Congresswoman Sanchez.
Congresswoman Sanchez advocated for "sensible, American ideas, where hard work is rewarded with equal compensation and protections."
The Congresswoman spoke about housing affordability, hunger, and Supplemental Nutrition Aid Program (SNAP) funding. She also highlighted the positive work done by two organizations located in Orange County, the Lestonnac Free Clinic and OC Food Bank.
"I believe that we as lawmakers, but more importantly as Americans, owe it to the families of this nation to enact legislation in which each and every person has the means to succeed," Congresswoman Sanchez concluded.
Congresswoman Sanchez's floor speech can be viewed HERE.
Last month, Congresswoman Sanchez co-sponsored H. Res. 506, the Working Families Resolution, which called for the House to address some of the issues facing Americans living in poverty. The resolution addressed commonsense measures such as sensible working accommodations for pregnant women, equal protections for citizens in the workplace, and increasing the minimum wage to become a living wage.
Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez is proud to represent California's 46th Congressional District, which includes the cities of Anaheim, Santa Ana, and parts of the cities of Garden Grove and Orange in Orange County. She serves as Ranking Member of the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Tactical Air and Land Forces and as the second ranked Democrat on the Committee on Homeland Security.
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Seamus MacDuff says:
According to the US Census bureau the poverty rate has gone up 15% under the Obama Administration.
Jorge Rocha says:
After almost 20 years in congress Rep Sanchez is finally concerned about the high poverty levels in our communities and in America in general. Doesn't she know that since 1964 the federal government has spent TRILLIONS of dollars fighting poverty but has only managed to increase the poverty levels. Career politicians need to learn that the fight on poverty will only be won by offering QUALITY education to the USA citizens and by promoting the concept of INDIVIDUAL RESONSABILITY to all at a very young age. More trillions in handouts will never solve the poverty problems in our society.
Makes no sense she almost invites poverty via illegal immigration and then want to preach on the subject like she is relevant.


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De bouw van het stadion in de aanloop naar het mondiale voetbaltoernooi verliep niet vlekkeloos. Door stakingen werd enige tijd verloren in het arbeidsproces. Daarnaast kwamen drie arbeiders om het leven tijdens bouwwerkzaamheden, waarvan twee in december 2013, nog geen tien uur na elkaar. Begin april, ruim twee maanden voor aanvang van het kampioenschap, staat de status te boek als niet gereed. De voortgang wordt geschat op 85%. Op 9 maart was het stadion wel al officieel geopend met een wedstrijd tussen lokale voetbalclubs, welke door ruim 20.000 bezoekers aanschouwd werd. In maart 2015 maakte de FIFA bekend dat het Arena Amazônia een van de stadions zal zijn voor het voetbaltoernooi van de Olympische Zomerspelen 2016.

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In this post we'll see the Upgrade of Grid Infrastructure used for Single Instance from 11.2.0.4 to 12.1.0.2.
Enter details about software update and progress until you reach the "Select Installation Option" Page - Upgrade Grid Infrastructure and Oracle ASM .
The Installer will recognize that you are running Oracle Restart and ASM and assume that you want to upgrade.
1. You will be asked for the 12.1.0.2.0 software location i.e. where the new 12.1.0.2.0 GI_HOME will be. From 11.2 all Grid Infrastructure (Oracle Restart and Clusterware) upgrades are "out-of-place" upgrades. This means that you install 12.1.0.2.0 alongside the existing 11.2.0.4 GI_HOME.
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Q: How can I drive a boolean field in SQL Server off of a nullable column? I'd like to have two columns in a database, one for tracking whether or not the user has submitted something, and another for the timestamp of that submission.
How can I structure the table definition so that the state of these two columns is never inconsistent?
Basically, I'd like the boolean field to be driven by whether or not a SubmittedDate column is null.  Here's a snippet of the table definition:
CREATE TABLE SomeSchema.SomeTable
(
    ...
    SubmittedDate                   datetime                NULL,
    Submitted                       bit                     NOT NULL        DEFAULT(0), -- Drive off of SubmittedDate?
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)

What's the best way to accomplish this?
Thanks!

A: Use only one column - the DATETIME one.  It serves double duty - the column being null means it wasn't submitted, but if the value exists - you also know when.

A: Use a computed column:
CREATE TABLE SomeSchema.SomeTable
(
    ...
    SubmittedDate                   datetime                NULL,
    Submitted      as cast(case when SubmittedDate is null then 0 else 1 end as bit)
)

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Sam Paprman,16, started mushing last year with Iditarod veteran Travis Beals. He grew up across the street from Travis and always enjoyed going over and being with his dogs. A junior at Seward High School, Sam participates in cross country running,Nordic skiing and track. He lists his hobbies as down hill biking and skiing. He says he'll take a year off after high school and then go into the military or go to paramedic school. And he will continue mushing.
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At least 50 sickly cats have been rescued from a Hamilton house owned by a board member for the Toronto Humane Society elected after the animal-welfare group weathered allegations of mismanagement and animal cruelty last year.
The shelter was closed in April as part of a court-approved agreement between the THS's previous board of directors and the OSPCA. Late last year, the OSPCA raided the shelter, arrested five senior managers and charged them with animal cruelty. All charges have since been dropped. On May 31 the organization voted in Ms. Sinkins and 14 other new board members, all running on the Faces of Change slate, who promised to change the way things are done at the THS. Garth Jerome, executive director of the THS, said he was unaware of Ms. Sinkins' Hamilton home until this week and hopes the incident doesn't detract from efforts to restore the organization's reputation. Shortly after her election, Mr. Sinkins put her Hamilton property up for sale. She hopes to sell it as soon as Mr. Gould leaves. Late Tuesday night, she had found a new home for the Hamilton cats and was leading OSPCA officials there as she spoke to The Globe.


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Trudeau giving Quebec a special deal on carbon taxes
Posted by Franco Terrazzano | Dec 27, 2022
Proves that Ottawa's carbon tax is all about politics, not the environment
All provinces are equal. But one province is a little more equal in the eyes of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Next year, taxpayers in every province will have to pay his government's mandatory minimum carbon tax rate. Every province but one: Quebec.
Quebec started in early on carbon taxes, establishing a cap-and-trade system with California in 2014, when Stephen Harper was prime minister. Then, in 2018, the Trudeau government imposed a carbon tax backstop to be paid by any province that hadn't made its own arrangements to implement a carbon tax.
Under it, nine provinces and the three territories are required to raise the carbon tax to 14 cents per litre of gas next year, going to 37 cents per litre by 2030. But the backstop doesn't apply to Quebec. Though, theoretically, there's no limit to the province's cap-and-trade cost, which is the result of demand and supply, it's currently nine cents per litre of gas. Next year, by law, it must stay above five cents per litre. But nothing requires it to be higher than that. Meanwhile, everyone else in Canada will be paying 14 cents per litre.
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In 2030, Quebec's carbon tax is forecast to reach 23 cents per litre of gas. But everyone else will be paying 37 cents per litre. That means that in 2030, an Ontario family will pay $10 more when fueling up their minivan because of the carbon tax than drivers in Trudeau's Montreal riding. Even La Presse notes that Quebec's tax "is much less than in the federal system."
The key part of the federal backstop is "ensuring that carbon pricing is in place across Canada at a similar level of stringency." But if there's supposed to be a "similar level of stringency," then why will Quebec's tax cost be 14 cents per litre less by 2030? Is there some scientific reason to explain Quebec's lower tax? Or is it because Ottawa's carbon tax is about politics, not the environment?
Compare Quebec with Nova Scotia and it's clear it's the latter. Nova Scotia currently has a provincial cap-and-trade carbon tax, too. And Nova Scotia has reduced its emissions by 36 per cent since 2005, Quebec only by 12 per cent. But Ottawa isn't letting Nova Scotia off. Beginning next year, Nova Scotians will have to pay the higher federal tax, too – though Quebec gets to keep its system.
Instead of bullying Nova Scotia, the prime minister should be asking Nova Scotians for advice. The province's carbon tax now costs about two cents per litre of gas, by far the lowest rate in Canada. Yet since 2005, Nova Scotia has somehow managed to reduce its emissions more than every other province except New Brunswick.
On the other hand, British Columbia had the highest carbon tax in Canada for years, yet B.C.'s emissions increased by about eight per cent between 2015 and 2019. Canada's emissions also increased during the first year of Trudeau's national carbon tax.
The federal government is misleading Canadians about Quebec's preferential treatment. It's not the first time the government has misled Canadians about the carbon tax. Before the 2019 election, Trudeau's then-environment minister said the government had "no intention" of raising the carbon tax beyond 11 cents per litre of gas. But it's being cranked up to 37 cents per litre by 2030.
The Trudeau government also claims "families are going to be better off" with its carbon tax-and-rebate scheme. The Parliamentary Budget Officer shows that's magic math. In the four provinces the PBO studied, the federal carbon tax will cost the average household between $402 and $847 in 2023, even after the rebates.
The last thing Canadians need is Ottawa raising costs and stoking national division. There's an obvious solution: scrap the federal carbon tax and lower gas prices and heating bills across Canada.
Franco Terrazzano is the Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
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Alex is Executive Director and CEO of StartupAUS. He has previously worked as a lawyer, a diplomat for Australia's foreign service, and a startup founder.
Having spent three years as an Australian diplomat in Tel Aviv, Alex came home to Sydney and started a tech company in 2015. Later that year he joined StartupAUS as Head of Strategy and Advocacy. He was responsible for developing StartupAUS' extensive contribution to the Federal Government's National Innovation and Science Agenda.
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