After Hurricane Andrew, Florida laws were changed because it was a new landmark as the most devastating hurricane in the U.S.. In regards to insurance, people in Florida didn't pay their premium risk that they should have. That really changed insurance regulations and building codes. |
But certainly we are not forging ahead with the smelter on the basis that we have some global competitive advantage in capital or labor, |
He has got to listen to us and agree with us that the FAS is not enough, |
I don't share in the belief that a whole bunch of teachers are taking money and mishandling funds. |
I guess that's her option. But I don't see why she has to have an outside party come in when we're here. |
is going to take on a lot of water. But as far as the winds, I think here on the island, it will be a little bit less than they anticipated. |
It is different in every state division, so I am not aware of what Louisiana and Mississippi regulations are. Hopefully they took the rolling deductible into consideration so we don't have another insurance incident like Andrew. |
Mr Blunkett has also always said he is proud of his working-class background, so we hope that has not been drummed out of him by New Labour and he can find a way of helping working-class people. |
Our engineering staff signed off in the last 24 hours (so) it has been accepted in principle, but we'll know between now and Sept. 10-11 if it satisfies all (our) requirements, |
so power is one thing that's stable at this stage - we're not contemplating any change. |
Someone from that department will come out and watch us burn their papers. |
The country was fortunate last year during the hurricanes because we didn't see a drastic effect in insurance rates rising. Florida stood their own because of the regulations from Andrew. |