This year Japan's parliament is expected to relax the commercial paper rules.
" Jonathan Donner, a researcher at Microsoft India who published a paper on "The Rules of Beeping, " said: "Beeping is simple: A person calls a mobile telephone number and then hangs up before the mobile's owner can pick up the call.
On top of this, the paper suggests scrapping current rules that guarantee that the state pension "will rise annually by an average of 0.26% more than earnings" and restricting universal benefits to pensioners, such as winter fuel allowance, free TV licences and free bus travel.
The Electoral Commission promised to set out new rules for ballot paper design, including how parties describe themselves.
These rules look fine on paper but are difficult to enforce.
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The SIIA white paper says software sellers manipulate the rules of Internet auction sites to obtain e-mail addresses of bidders on software, creating a direct-marketing channel.
Both involve paper pushing and rather circumscribed IRS rules.
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On paper, Europe has never experienced a shortage of fiscal rules.
And the tricky clinical particulars of any given resuscitation mean that the paper cannot give rise to hard-and-fast rules about exactly how long doctors should persist.
Today, as a result of quite specific EU rules, you just shuffle a few pieces of paper and off you go.
Still, contractors look far nimbler at solving myriad problems than civil servants, who are still hampered, for example, by rules ordering that all official communication be done on paper (e-mails will not do).
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