keeling schedule

Keeling Schedule. English law. A device that shows how an existing statute will read if a proposed amendment is adopted. • A Keeling Schedule is usu. included as an appendix to the proposed amendment. The schedule is named for E.H. Keeling, a member of Parliament who began promoting the use of schedules in 1938 as a way to avoid amending legislation by reference. It is rarely used today.

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译员蓉婧，欧洲知名商学院国际金融专业，专注翻译各种与美国证券法律有关的法律文件。