13 included.  On the list that the Commission is presently considering for discussion with Government are the following: · Education law; · Review of Privacy Act; · Report on the provision of legal advice to the New Zealand Government and organisation of its legal services; · An examination of the law relating to the Royal prerogative, including the process for handling applications for the royal prerogative of mercy; · Changing the way New Zealand statute law is presented so that it is easier to find all relevant statutory provisions; · A  Review  of  the  Statute  book  to  make  recommendations  on  the  repeal  of unnecessary statutes and regulations; · Review of the Official Information Act; · Review of Delegated Legislation methods and control; · Review of the Substantive Law of Trusts and Charitable Trusts; · Commissions of Inquiry and other inquiries; · Speeding up Maori claims settlement process; · The law regulating Social Welfare entitlements; · Franchising law; · Prospective overruling of judicial decisions by the Courts · Reviewing aspects of intellectual property law. 39 I  do  hope  the  Law  Society  will  keep  in  close  touch  with  the  Law  Commission about  its  views  on  where  the  law  is  going  wrong.    Practitioners  are  in  an