It's something we'll certainly take a look at.

Employers are to do that at their expense, they're the ones employing the workers. They're responsible for protecting them, they have control of the workplace.

It all dovetails into the economic forecast and the forecast for energy. It's a very local subject.

Our current regulations and services are pretty up to standard.

These fractions are surprisingly high. We would have expected them to be exhausted by 2003.

It's surprising that these chemicals are still being strongly emitted seven years after their production was banned.