In the health reform law that was enacted in 2010, Congress created a commission to develop the first-ever national prevention strategy, and named me to chair the commission.
Congress created the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board as part of the Sarbanes-Oxley accounting reform law in 2002.
Passed by sharply divided Congress, a sharply divided Supreme Court upholds the health care reform law in a sharply divided, convoluted way.
Both Obama's supporters and his opponents have claimed that his presidency may well stand or fall on his ability to pass a health care reform law in the coming months.
And even if they do get more, odds are that low-income families as a group will get less care than if there had never been a health reform law in the first place.
Meanwhile, a Romney ad that began airing Tuesday accused Obama of seeking to undermine work requirements in a bipartisan welfare reform law signed by President Bill Clinton in 1996.
The Administration also has issued waivers from the work requirements of the 1996 welfare reform law, despite clear language in the law prohibiting any such authority.
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"Neither the current government nor the leaders of the other parties show any inclination towards drug law reform in the near future, " he said.
The health care reform law enacted in March was a boon for health insurers, pharmaceutical companies and medical device manufacturers (they'll get 32 million new customers).
We will get a grand bargain and tax reform signed into law in one of two ways: The first is through political leadership beginning with the President and then the Congress.
But an obscure provision tucked into the massive pension reform that became law in August has dramatically improved the tax treatment of the retirement accounts left to beneficiaries other than a legal spouse.
The President signs health reform into law and in the process created a future for the country in which Americans and small businesses are in control of their own health care, not the insurance industry.
It contains measures which officials considered too controversial to include in the first economic-reform law, including further privatisations, a measure to allow more private investment in oil, and labour reforms.
The proposal was fleshed out in a white paper - Policing in the 21st Century - and enacted in the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act, which became law in 2011.
The truth is that nobody yet knows whether the health care reform law will result in net job creation or net job loss.
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Even worse, there is no authority in the welfare reform law for the federal government to issue any such waivers from the work requirements.
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The US healthcare reform law was approved in March last year, making it compulsory for Americans to buy medical insurance and illegal for insurance companies to deny coverage to customers with pre-existing conditions.
Now, the ad is particularly outrageous as Governor Romney himself, with 28 other Republican governors, supported policies that would have eliminated the time limits in the welfare reform law and allowed people to stay on welfare forever.
In a report that is as partisan as it is breathless, a group of GOP lawmakers who call themselves the Repeal CLASS Working Group (at least you know where they stand) pretend they have found shocking evidence that the Obama Administration knew CLASS would fail before it included the idea in the health reform law.
On the issue you raised in the beginning, the President signed into law a Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, a law that puts rules of the road in place to help prevent another financial crisis -- a crisis, by the way, that cost millions of American jobs -- and this act includes the strongest consumer protections in American history.
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In recent meetings the parties have discussed a reform of the electoral law that would restore, at least in part, the link between politicians and their constituents (swept away by an earlier Berlusconi government in 2005).
The Blue Dogs were the group in the Democratic side of the aisle that really pushed for the welfare-reform package that ultimately was signed into law in 1996.
However, when the relevant provision of the healthcare reform law went into effect in 2011, that number began to fall precipitously.
The Community Living Assistance Services and Supports (CLASS) Act, the national long-term care insurance program included in the 2010 health reform law, is on life-support.
Another challenge he faces is dealing with the outcome of tighter regulation in the imminent financial reform law, which is aimed squarely at protecting consumers.
This rule allows individuals and families to keep their existing plans if they like them, and protects consumers with important benefits we included in the new health reform law.
In the Wall Street reform law, we said for the first time that federal regulators will make sure no single trader can buy such a large position in oil that they could easily manipulate the market on their own.
The biggest deduction that most people worry about losing is the one for home mortgage interest, a holdover from when the deductions for other forms of interest like credit cards and auto loans were eliminated in the 1986 tax reform law.
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