| The bill causes the taxpayer, the parliamentarian and the drafter of a bill or statute to recognize at the front end the fiscal costs associated with the change, whatever it might be. |
| In the second republic of 1848-51 he was briefly foreign minister and drafter of a constitution that lasted barely a year. |
| One of them co-ordinates the various steps in drafting the bill, but this drafter does not assume sole responsibility. |
| Meticulously-this means that the drafter must not hesitate to provide the necessary details to limit or clarify the scope of the tender. |
| Mr. Stanley Semrau: I'm not a lawyer or a drafter of laws, so at a certain level I would be lost in terms of how to respond. |
| On that very same day — the 50th anniversary of the adoption of the declaration, July 4, 1826— in Quincy, Mass., Jefferson's fellow drafter and signer John Adams also died. |
