Present law definition

Present law means the present law and the subsidiary normative acts and instruments issued in furtherance of or under the authority of the present law, including the public procurement rules and code of ethics issued pursuant to or under the authority of the present law.
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Present law means the present law and any subsidiary normative acts and instruments issued pursuant to or under the authority of the present law.
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Examples of Present law in a sentence

  • Present law does not deal with this situation, which consistency requires be treated in an identical manner as the disclosure of statements of witnesses called by a party to the case.

  • Present law requires the District to implement the Family & Medical Leave Act of 1993 and the California Family Rights Act of 1991.

  • Present law authorizes a person whose subdivision plan has been disapproved, or whose application for a subsurface sewage disposal system permit has been denied, under the law relative to subsurface sewage disposal systems to request in writing that a variance be granted by the commissioner.

  • SB0113/HB0199 Fiscal Note, 2/19/2025 10:11:39 AM Present law provides that it is the duty of the commissioner of environment and conservation, or the commissioner's duly authorized representative or deputy commissioner, as applicable, to enter into an agreement or contract with county health departments whereby the departments would implement the law relative to subsurface sewage disposal systems in their respective jurisdiction.