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Title: law reform
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Once a pressure group has achieved it goal, it then ceases to be a pressure group.
Law reform commissions are another group that seek to persuade parliaments to reform the law. Law reform bodies are hired by the government, and review all rules, regulations and laws put into place by the Government... Showed first 250 characters
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Law reform bodies are hired by the government, and review all rules, regulations and laws put into place by the Government. Their job is to advise the Government of all areas that need to be reformed, and cannot actually create laws themselves. Without these law reform commissions, the Government would have to view and review all of these rules, regulations and laws themselves, and try t look at them all objectively to see if anything needed to be reformed, which would lead to a number of laws that should be reformed not being reformed... Showed next 250 characters
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