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The measures address a tribal water settlement, a method for identifying seafood’s origin and a provision of US retirement law.
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The US president signed three bills into law on Thursday, 15 October, covering water projects on the Crow Tribe’s reservation in Montana, seafood origin checks and a definition in federal retirement law, the White House said. [1]
S. 240 amends the Crow Tribe’s 2010 water rights settlement to give more flexibility to complete certain projects on the reservation. S. 283 requires the Department of Commerce to develop a standard method, based on chemical analysis, for identifying seafood’s country of origin. The third measure, S. 2403, amends the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 to define “adequate consideration” for certain closely held stock. [1]
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