316usman/thematic2b huggingface dataset:
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Kertas Statut 120 Tahun 2023 MALAYSIA DIKEMUKAKAN DALAM DEWAN RAKYAT/NEGARA MENURUT STATUT P.U.

(A) 33.

AKTA DUTI TIMBAL BALAS DAN ANTI-LAMBAKAN 1993 DAN AKTA KASTAM 1967 Perintah Kastam (Duti anti-LambaKan) (PeLanjutan) 2023 PaDa menjalankan kuasa yang diberikan oleh seksyen 25 Akta Duti Timbal Balas dan Anti-Lambakan 1993 [Akta 504] dan subseksyen 11(1) Akta Kastam 1967 [Akta 235], Menteri membuat perintah yang berikut: Nama 1.
Perintah ini bolehlah dinamakan Perintah Kastam (Duti Anti-Lambakan) (Pelanjutan) 2023.

Pelanjutan 2.

Perintah Kastam (Duti Anti-Lambakan) 2018 yang disiarkan dalam P.U.

(A) 23/2018 pada 7 Februari 2018 dilanjutkan mulai 8 Februari 2023 hingga 26 Julai 2023.

Dibuat 7 Februari 2023 [SULIT KE.HT(96)669/12-249 Klt.12 Sk.2; MOF.TAX (S)700-4; PN(PU2)338D/JLD.
7] anwar bin ibrahim Menteri Kewangan COUNTERVAILING AND ANTI-DUMPING DUTIES ACT 1993 AND CUSTOMS ACT 1967 Customs (anti-DumPing Duties) (extension) orDer 2023 in exercise of the powers conferred by section 25 of the Countervailing and Anti-Dumping Duties Act 1993 [Act 504] and subsection 11(1) of the Customs Act 1967 [Act 235], the Minister makes the following order: Citation 1.

This order may be cited as the Customs (Anti-Dumping Duties) (Extension) Order 2023.
2 Kertas statut 120 tahun 2023 Kertas statut 120 tahun 2023 Pb Extension 2.

The Customs (Anti-Dumping Duties) Order 2018 published in P.U.

(A) 23/2018 on 7 February 2018 is extended from 8 February 2023 to 26 July 2023.

Made 7 February 2023 [SULIT KE.HT(96)669/12-249 Klt.12 Sk.2; MOF.TAX(S)700-4; PN(PU2)338D/JLD.

7] anwar bin ibrahim Minister of Finance PNMB., K.L.
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Reprint as at 1 July 2019 Domestic Violence Amendment Act 2003 Public Act 2003 No 71 Date of assent 21 October 2003 Domestic Violence Amendment Act 2003: repealed, on 1 July 2019, pursuant to section 258 of the Family Violence Act 2018 (2018 No 46).

Contents 1 2 3 Title Commencement Regulations The Parliament of New Zealand enacts as follows: Page 1 1 2 Title This Act is the Domestic Violence Amendment Act 2003.

In this Act, the Domestic Violence Act 1995 is called “the principal Act”.
Commencement This Act comes into force on the day after the date on which it receives the Royal assent.

1 (1) (2) 2 Note Changes authorised by subpart 2 of Part 2 of the Legislation Act 2012 have been made in this eprint.

See the notes at the end of this eprint for further details.

This Act is administered by the Ministry of Justice.
1 Domestic Violence Amendment Act 2003 Reprinted as at 1 July 2019 s 3 3 Regulations Section 127(a) of the principal Act is amended by inserting, after subparagraph (iv), the following subparagraphs: (iva) providing for the review of a decision to refuse an application for approval: (ivb) providing for the review of a decision to cancel an approval: 2 Reprinted as at 1 July 2019 Eprint notes Domestic Violence Amendment Act 2003 Notes 1 2 3 General This is an eprint of the Domestic Violence Amendment Act 2003 that incorpor- ates all the amendments to that Act as at the date of the last amendment to it.
About this eprint This eprint is not an official version of the legislation under section 18 of the Legislation Act 2012.

Amendments incorporated in this eprint Family Violence Act 2018 (2018 No 46): section 258 Wellington, New Zealand: Published under the authority of the New Zealand Government—2019 3
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- 97 - Wednesday, 28 July 2021 No.

37 – 2021 SPECIAL SESSION, SEVENTH PARLIAMENT REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA ORDER PAPER OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY WEDNESDAY, 28 JULY 2021 (14:30 – 17:45) NOTICES OF MOTIONS I.

Prime Minister: That this Assembly – Consider and approve the appointment of Mr. Paulus Noa and Adv.
Erna van der Merwe as Director and Deputy Director of the Anti-Corruption Commission respectively, as nominated by His Excellency the President in terms of Section 4 of the Anti-Corruption Act for another five years in terms of Section 4 of the Anti-Corruption Act, (Act.

8 of 2003).

II.
8 of 2003).

II.

Deputy Speaker: That this Assembly – Consider and approve the nomination of Ms. Elsie Nghikembua as Chairperson, Mr. Joram Rukambe and Dr. Emmerentia Leonard as members of the Electoral Commission of Namibia, as nominated by His Excellency the President in terms of Subsection 17 of Section 6 of the Electoral Act, (Act.

5 of 2014), for a period not exceeding five years.

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- 98 - Thursday, 29 July 2021 No.

38 – 2021 SPECIAL SESSION, SEVENTH PARLIAMENT REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA ORDER PAPER OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY THURSDAY, 29 JULY 2021 (14:30 – 17:45) ORDER OF THE DAY Resumption of Debate on the nomination of the Electoral Commissioners.

NOTICE OF A MOTION Prime Minister: That this Assembly – Consider and approve the appointment of Mr. Paulus Noa and Adv.
Erna van der Merwe as Director and Deputy Director of the Anti-Corruption Commission respectively, as nominated by His Excellency the President in terms of Section 4 of the Anti-Corruption Act for another five years in terms of Section 4 of the Anti-Corruption Act, (Act.

8 of 2003).

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4th Revised: 14 March 2023 PROGRAMME DRAFT BUDGET PROGRAMME 2023/2024 Wed. 15 March 2023 – Reply by the Minister of Finance Thurs.

16 March 2023 – State of the Nation Address by His Excellency the President COMMITTEE STAGE Thurs.

23 March 2023 Introduction Votes 1, 2, 4 & 26 Fri. 24 March 2023 Introduction Votes 3, 11, 7, 28 & 30 Discussion Vote 1 – President Vote 2 – Prime Minister Vote 4 – Auditor General Vote 26 – National Planning Commission Mon.
27 March 2023 Introduction Votes 9, 10, 13 & 14 Discussion Vote 3 – National Assembly Vote 11 – National Council Vote 7 – International Relations and Cooperation Vote 28 – Electoral Commission Vote 30 – Anti- Corruption Commission 4th Revised: 14 March 2023 Tues. 28 March 2023 Introduction Votes 15, 16, 21 & 27 Discussion Vote 9 – Finance and Public Enterprises Vote 10 – Education, Arts and Culture Vote 13 – Health and Social Services Vote 14 – Labour, Industr.

Relat.

& Empl.
Relat.

& Empl.

Creation Wed. 29 March 2023 Introduction Votes 8, 31, 18 & 19, Discussion Vote 15 – Mines and Energy Vote 16 – Justice Vote 21 – Judiciary Vote 27 – Sport, Youth and National Service Thurs.
30 March 2023 Introduction Votes 17, 22, 23 & 24 Discussion Vote 8 – Defence Vote 31 – Veterans Affairs Vote 18 – Environment, Forestry and Tourism Vote 19 – Industrialisation and Trade Introduction Votes 29, 37 & 38 Fri. 31 March 2023 Discussion Vote 17 – Urban and Rural Development Vote 22 – Fisheries and Marine Resources Vote 23 – Works Vote 24 – Transport Mon.

3 April 2023 Introduction Discussion 32, 36 & 39 Vote 29 – Information and Commun.
Technology Vote 37 – Agriculture and Land Reform Vote 38 – Water Tues. 4 April 2023 Vote 32 – Higher Educ.

Training and Innovation Vote 36 – Gender Equal, Pov Erad.

and Soc.

Welfare Vote 39 – Home Affairs, Immigr, Safety & Security Minister’s Reply and Third Reading Assembly adjourn to Wednesday, 5 April 2023 for other Business on the Order Paper
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NATIONAL COUNCIL APPROPRIATION AMENDMENT BILL [B.10 – 2021] - COMMITTEE STAGE VOTES Date Votes Title Wednesday, 01 Dec 2021 Votes Appropriated Amount N$ Amended Amount N$ 01 02 07 08 04 13 President Prime Minister International Relations and Cooperation Defence Auditor-General Health and Social Services Thursday, 02 Dec 2021 Votes 30 18 36 03 32 21 Anti-Corruption Commission Environment, Forestry and Tourism Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare National Assembly Higher Education, Technology and Innovation Judiciary Monday, 06 Dec 2021 Votes 24 14 10 15 22 Transport Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation Education, Arts and Culture Mines and Energy Fisheries and Marine Resources Tuesday, 07 Dec 2021 Votes 26 37 17 National Planning Commission Agriculture and Land Reform Urban and Rural Development 182 781 000 1 255 940 000 1 613 925 000 182 781 000 1 222 640 000 1 575 300 000 Wednesday, 08 Dec 2021 27 16 Votes 31 29 09 23 39 Thursday, 09 Dec 2021 Votes Sport, Youth and National Service Justice 278 750 000 276 250 000 491 405 000 489 405 000 Veterans Affairs Information and Communication Technology Finance Works Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security Water Public Enterprises Electoral Commission of Namibia Industrialisation and Trade National Council TOTAL 59 449 917 000 61 375 688 000
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________________ ,.

B~dg~tprOgrOmme2013/20141L___·,,_Yi,_Y'_1_ PROGRAMME BUDGET PROGRAMME 2013/2014 Tue.

19 February 2013 Tue.

26 February 2013 Notice Tabling and Introduction, Budget Speech by Minister of Finance SECOND READING Time allocated to Political Parties in Minutes RP SWANU 45 SWAPO 85 2013 Tue, 05/03 Wed. 06/03 Thu.

07/03 Tue.

12/03 Wed. 13/03 Thu.

14/03 Tue.

26/03 Wed. 27 /03 APP DTA COD NUDO 45 45 45 45 45 45 RDP 45 45 45 45 45 30 45 45 I : I i I I I !
I , 45 UDF 45 45 TOTAL 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 85 85 85 85 55 40 85 I-j---- -,,'-- ..'- 45 90 45 90 345 i 45 45 605 90 1400 Thu.

21 March 2013 INDEPENDENCE DA Y 29 March -1 April 2013 EASTER WEEKEND Tue.

2 April 2013 Wed. 3 April 2013 Reply by Minister of Finance STATE OF THE NA nON ADDRESS BY H.E.

THE PRESIDENT 1 COMMITIEE STAGE Thu.


04 April 2013 Introduction Votes 1, 2, 4, & 30 Fri. 05 Apri I 2013 Introduction Votes 26, 23, 9 & 29 Vote 1- President Discussion Vote 2 - Prime Minister Vote 4 - Auditor-General Vote 30 - Anti- Corruption Commission Tue.
09 April 2013 Introduction Votes 5, 6, 27, & 17 Discussion Vote 26 - National Planning Commission Vote 23 - Ministry or Works Vote 9 - Ministry of Finance Vote 29 -Information & Communication Technology I Wed. 10 April 2013 Introduction Votes 8, 10 & 25 Discussion Vote 5 - Home Affairs and Immigration Vote 6 - Police Vote 27 - Youth, Nat.

Serv, Sport & Culture Vote 17 - Reg & Loc.

Govt.

Housing & Rur.

Dev.

Thu.

11 April 2013 Introduction Discussion Votes 13 & 18 Vote 8 - Defence.
Vote 10 - Education Vote 25 -Lands & Resettlement Fri. 12 April 2013 Introduction Votes 15, 16,7 & 24 Discussion Vote 13 - Health & Social Services Vote 18 - Environment & Tourism Tue.

16 April 2013 Introduction Votes 3, 11, & 28 Discussion Vote 15 - Mines & Energy Vote 16 - Justice Vote 7 - Foreign Affairs Vote 24 - Transport 2 - ~ -_.

-----~----------- I Wed. 17 April 2013 Introduction Discussion Thu.
18 April 2013 Introduction Discussion Fri. 19 April 2013 Discussion Votes 12, 20, 19, & 14 Vote 3 - National Assembly Vote 11- National Council Vote 28 - Electoral Commission Votes 21, 22, & 31 Vote 12 - Gender Equality and Child Welfare Vote 20 - Agriculture, Water & Forestry Vote 19 - Trade & Industry Vote 14 - Labour & Social Welfare Vote 21-Correctional Vote 22 - Fisheries & Marine Resources Vote 31- Veterans Affairs Service THIRD READING Other business until Thursday, 25 April 2013.
ADJOURNMENT UNTIL TUESDAY 11 JUNE 2013.

3
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No 116 House of Representatives Supplementary Order Paper Wednesday, 8 December 2021 Sexual Violence Legislation Bill Proposed amendment to SOP No 105 Hon Kris Faafoi, in Committee, to move the following amendment: New clauses 27A to 27F and cross-heading After clause 27 (page 28), insert: Consequential amendments to Rights for Victims of Insane Offenders Act 2021 27A Amendments to Rights for Victims of Insane Offenders Act 2021 Sections 27B to 27F amend the Rights for Victims of Insane Offenders Act 2021.
27B Section 14AA repealed (New section 5A inserted (Transitional, savings, and related provisions)) Repeal section 14AA.
27C New section 14NA inserted (Section 28BA amended (Victim’s preferences on presenting victim impact statement)) After section 14N, insert: 14NA Section 28BA amended (Victim’s preferences on presenting victim impact statement) In section 28BA(a) (as, or when, inserted by section 24 of the Sexual Violence Legislation Act 2019), after “sentencing the offender”, insert “or making an order under section 24(1) or 25(1) 1 SOP No 116 Sexual Violence Legislation Bill Proposed amendments to of the Criminal Procedure (Mentally Impaired Persons) Act 2003 in relation to a defendant who is acquitted on account of insanity”.
27D Section 15AAA replaced Replace section 15AAA with: 15AAA Schedule 1AA amended In Schedule 1AA,— (a) insert the Part set out in Schedule 4 of this Act as the last Part; and (b) make all necessary consequential amendments.

27E Schedule 4 amended In Schedule 4,— (a) heading, replace “New Schedule 1AA” with “New Part 2 of Schedule 1AA”; and (b) (c) (d) (e) delete the heading to new Schedule 1AA; and delete “s 5A”; and replace “Part 1” with “Part 2”; and renumber clause 1 as clause 2.
27F Schedule 5 amended In Part 2 of Schedule 5, delete the amendments to— (a) section 53; and (b) the Schedule heading.

Explanatory note This Supplementary Order Paper amends consequentially the Rights for Victims of Insane Offenders Act 2021.
The consequential amendments are needed to ensure that that Act will work as intended because— that Act, and the Act arising from this Bill, both amend the Victims’ Rights Act 2002: their 2 sets of amendments to that 2002 Act overlap, and are inconsistent: the Rights for Victims of Insane Offenders Act 2021 commences 1 year after its Royal assent: most amendments to that 2002 Act, and in the Act arising from this Bill, com‐ mence earlier, namely on the day after its Royal assent.
• • • • 2 Proposed amendments to Sexual Violence Legislation Bill SOP No 116 Wellington, New Zealand: Published under the authority of the House of Representatives—2021 3
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NATIONAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ORGANISATION (NEMO) MINISTRY OF NATIONAL SECURITY ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES WEST IN DIES Tel : 784 - 456 - 2975 , Fax : 784 - 457 - 1691 Email: nemosvg@gmail.com or nemosvg@gov.vc 8th March, 2021 LA SOUFRIÈRE BULLETIN # 39 MARCH 08, 2021 8:00 PM 1.

The monitoring team made a visit to the La Soufrière Volcano last week for visual observations and drone survey of the dome.

2.
2.

Another visit was made to the hot springs on the Wallibou River for water sampling, gas and temperature measurements.

3.

Measurements were also undertaken of carbon dioxide in the soil along the Wallibou riverbed.

4.

Clear weather conditions at the top of the volcano allowed for aerial photographs to be taken but no new volumes were obtained due to technical problems with the images.

5.
5.

Visual observations of the inside of the volcano during the visit confirmed that slow dome growth continues with the south-eastern front of the dome now in line with the pre-existing fumarole on the 1979 dome.

6.

No new data is available on the gas coming from the volcano.

7.

The ongoing outflow of magma onto the crater floor continues with periodic changes in the rate of dome growth.

8.
8.

The gas coming from the dome continues to cause damage to vegetation in the hill side areas on the south-western side of the volcano.

These gases have become more acidic and have the capacity to cause respiratory harm to human beings which can result in unconsciousness and even asphyxiation.

There can also be a corrosive effect on the skin and eyes, even with short exposure.

It is imperative therefore, to avoid site seeing at the La Soufriere Volcano.

9.
9.

The National Emergency Management Organisation is reminding the public that no evacuation order or notice has been issued.

10.

NEMO continues to appeal to the public to desist from visiting the La Soufrière Volcano, especially going into the crater, since doing so is extremely dangerous.

11.

NEMO will continue to provide regular updates on all activities taking place at La Soufrière.

-END-
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NATIONAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ORGANISATION (NEMO) MINISTRY OF NATIONAL SECURITY ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES WEST IN DIES Tel : 784 - 456 - 2975 , Fax : 784 - 457 - 1691 Email: nemosvg@gmail.com or nemosvg@gov.vc 10th March, 2021 LA SOUFRIÈRE BULLETIN # 40 MARCH 10, 2021 8:00 PM 1.

Over the weekend the monitoring team did a walk through along the west coast downwind of the volcano to test for volcanic gas.

2.
2.

Measurements of carbon dioxide in the soil was also done along the lower parts of the western sides of the volcano.

3.

Training of local volunteers in seismic data processing will continue on Thursday and Friday.

4.

Measurements to the Electronic Distance Measurement (EDM reflector) at the top the volcano is done with the support of the Lands & Surveys Department.

5.

Satellite images of the crater from Sunday 7th March, 2021 indicated that the dome continues to grow.

6.
6.

No clear ground deformation signals have been obtained from the cGPS network.

7.

No sulphur dioxide was detected during the investigation done by boat along the west (Leeward) coast.

8.

The processing of data collected from the Wallibou hot springs during last week indicated that there is no magmatic signature in the gases detected.

The water samples have been dispatched to the United States for analysis.

9.
9.

The gas coming from the dome has caused damage to vegetation in the hillside areas on the south-western sides of the volcano.

The gases within the plume are more acidic and can cause respiratory harm to human beings and have the potential to render one unconscious.

The gases can also have a corrosive effect on skin and eyes, even with short exposure.

10.

The National Emergency Management Organisation is reminding the public that no evacuation order or notice has been issued.

11.
11.

NEMO continues to appeal to the public to desist from visiting the La Soufrière Volcano, especially going into the crater, since doing so is extremely dangerous.

12.

NEMO will continue to provide regular updates on all activities taking place at La Soufrière.

-END-
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NATIONAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ORGANISATION (NEMO) MINISTRY OF NATIONAL SECURITY ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES WEST IN DIES Tel : 784 - 456 - 2975 , Fax : 784 - 457 - 1691 Email: nemosvg@gmail.com or nemosvg@gov.vc 20th March, 2021 LA SOUFRIÈRE BULLETIN # 42 MARCH 20, 2021 8:00 PM 1.

The Seismic Research Centre and the Soufriere Monitoring Unit Team visited the volcano on Friday 19th March, 2021 to conduct a drone aerial survey and to make general observations of any physical changes.

2.
2.

Satellite radar imagery and photographs acquired on March 19, 2021 showed that the lava dome continues to grow, advancing to the north and south since the last radar image that was obtained on the 13th March, 2021.

3.

The new dome continues to grow towards the north-west and south-east with the most active gas emissions being at the top of the new dome, as well as the contact areas between the pre- existing 1979 dome and the 2020-21 dome.

4.
4.

Two campaign GPS stations were installed at Jacob’s Well and Table Rock on Friday 19th March, 2021.

5.

Work continues on the preparation and testing of a multigas monitoring instrument which will be installed at the volcano.

6.

The gases coming from the new dome are acidic and can possible cause respiratory harm to human beings.

They can also possibly cause unconsciousness and difficulty breathing.

The gases can also have a corrosive effect on the skin and eyes, even with short exposure.

7.
7.

NEMO continues to appeal to the public to desist from visiting the La Soufrière Volcano, especially going into the crater, since doing so is extremely dangerous.

8.

The National Emergency Management Organisation is reminding the public that no evacuation order or notice has been issued.

9.

NEMO will continue to provide regular updates on all activities taking place at La Soufrière.

-END-
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REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA NATIONAL ASSEMBLY APPROPRIATION BILL (As read a First Time) (Introduced by the Minister of Finance) [B.

1- 2016] 2 BILL To appropriate amounts of money to meet the financial requirements of the State during the financial year ending 31 March 2017.

BE IT ENACTED by the Parliament of the Republic of Namibia, as follows: Appropriation of amounts of money for financial requirements of State 1.

Subject to the State FinanceAct, 1991 (Act No.


31 of 1991), the amounts of money shown in the Schedule are appropriated for the financial requirements of the State during the financial year ending 31 March 2017 as a charge to the State Revenue Fund.

Short title 2.

This Act is called the Appropriation Act, 2016.
3 SCHEDULE VOTE TITLE AMOUNTSN$ 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 I3 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 President Prime Minister National Assembly Auditor General Home Affairs and Immigration Safety and Security International Relations and Cooperation Defence Finance Education, Arts and Culture National Council Gender Equality and Child Welfare Health and Social Services Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation Mines and Energy Justice Urban and Rural Development Environment and Tourism Industrialisation, Trade and SME Development Agriculture, Water and Forestry Office of the Judiciary Fisheries and Marine Resources Works Transport Land Reform National Planning Commission Sport, Youth and National Service Electoral Commission of Namibia Information and Communication Technology Anti-Corruption Commission Veterans Affairs Higher Education, Training and Innovation Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare Public Enterprises Attorney General TOTAL 000