ahmedheakl/docatlas_instruct huggingface dataset:
gender identity in laws regulating the process for name and sex change.’30 The authors state that provisions for compulsory reassignment surgery:

unjustifiably link a legal procedure (gender recognition) with medical procedures (sterilisation and gender reassignment surgery). Such a link clearly violates trans people’s right to physical integrity and their right to form and found a family. Compulsory medical procedures run counter to trans people’s right to self-determination with regard to medical interventions, and often leave them with the dreadful choice between their continued ability to procreate on the one hand, and their rectified official other.31 papers reflecting their identity on the

2.1.56 Institute acknowledges that the requirement for surgery has been a significant barrier 2.1.56 Institute acknowledges that the requirement for surgery has been a significant barrier for Tasmanians seeking to register a change of sex under the former BDM Act. Some gender-diverse people are simply unwilling to undertake complex and invasive 2.1.57 surgery. Some people are unable to undertake the procedures due to health issues. For others, the cost is often prohibitive, compounded by the fact it is often necessary to travel interstate or overseas to undertake surgical procedures, recovery time can be significant, and procedures are not routinely covered by Medicare or private health insurance. The Yogyakarta Principles,32 and the supplementary Yogyakarta Principles Plus 10,33 2.1.58 reflect international best practice in relation to human rights and gender identity. The Principles highlight the discriminatory impact of requiring surgery and recommend excluding any requirement that a person undergo medical procedures, including sex reassignment surgery, sterilisation or hormonal therapy, as a requirement for legal recognition of their gender identity. Until AB v Western Australia; AH v Western Australia,34 Australian case law regarding 2.1.59 recognition of sex and gender (see Appendix 1) had maintained that some degree of medical or surgical intervention was required before a person could register a change of the sex assigned to them at birth. In large part, these decisions reflected the restrictive language of the legislation that they were considering. For example, in Secretary, Department of Defence v SRA, the Court was asked to 2.1.60 determine whether a pre-operative transsexual who lived in a de facto relationship with a man and was accepted socially as his female partner would be a ‘wife’ for the purposes of the Social Security Act.
PREGUNTAS FRECUENTES Y ACLARACIONES RELATIVAS AL CONTENIDO DE LOS CONTRATOS

## ¿Qué es una Mesa de Contratación?

La Mesa de Contratación es un órgano colegiado de asistencia técnica especializada. Entre sus funciones se encuentra la de valorar las proposiciones de los licitadores y proponer al órgano de contratación la adjudicación del contrato a favor de aquel que haya presentado la mejor oferta. El órgano de contratación no forma parte de la mesa de contratación.

## ¿Qué son los Contratos Mixtos?

Un contrato mixto es aquel cuyo objeto comprende prestaciones características de dos o más tipos de contratos (suministros y servicios, por ejemplo). Solo pueden fusionarse prestaciones correspondientes a diferentes contratos en un contrato mixto cuando estas prestaciones se encuentren directamente vinculadas entre sí y mantengan relaciones de complementariedad que exijan su consideración y tratamiento como una unidad dirigida a la satisfacción de una determinada necesidad o a la consecución de un fin. La LCSP recoge, en su artículo 18, las reglas para determinar las normas que regirán la adjudicación de los contratos mixtos.

## ¿Es siempre obligatorio constituir una Mesa de Negociación?

No, el artículo 326 de la Ley 9/2017, de 8 de noviembre, de Contratos del Sector Público señala que, en los procedimientos abiertos, abierto simplificado, restringidos, de diálogo competitivo, de licitación con negociación y de asociación para la innovación, los órganos de contratación de las Administraciones Públicas estarán asistidos por una mesa de contratación. Añade que en los procedimientos negociados sin publicidad la constitución de la mesa será potestativa para el órgano de contratación, salvo en los casos de imperiosa urgencia. Por último, en los procedimientos más simplificados del artículo 159.6 (abierto súper simplificado o abierto simplificado abreviado) también será potestativa la constitución de la mesa. Nada dice la Ley sobre la mesa de contratación en los contratos de las entidades del sector público que no sean Administraciones Públicas. Por lo tanto, debe entenderse que la presencia de la mesa ha de ser facultativa en estos casos.

## ¿Quién es el responsable del Contrato?

El responsable del contrato es una persona, física o jurídica, vinculada a la entidad contratante o ajena a ella, cuya misión es supervisar la ejecución del contrato, adoptando las decisiones y dictando las instrucciones necesarias para asegurar la
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######### Adoption

2.2.44 outlined in [2.1.149], s 20 of the Adoption Act 1988 (Tas) provides for the adoption of 2.2.44 outlined in [2.1.149], s 20 of the Adoption Act 1988 (Tas) provides for the adoption of children in Tasmania by couples of any gender. Sections 29(2)–(5) set out the people whose consent is required to authorise an adoption. 2.2.45 These people relevantly include:

• mother and father of the child, if married (s 29(2)); • mother and father of the child, if married (s 29(2)); the mother of the child and a man who is registered as the father of the child (s 29(3)(a)); • the mother of the child and a man who is assumed to be the parent by operation of the • Status of Children Act 1974 (ss 29(3)(b), (d) or (e)); the mother of the child and a man with whom the mother was in a significant relationship • at the time of the birth (s 29(3)(da)); the mother of the child and a woman to whom she was married or in a significant • relationship with at the time of the birth (s 29(4A)), where the child was conceived through a fertilisation procedure; where a child has previously been adopted, the adoptive parents of a child (s 29(5)). •

2.2.46 28D(3)(d) of the BDM Act as amended provides that a reference to ‘the mother of 2.2.46 28D(3)(d) of the BDM Act as amended provides that a reference to ‘the mother of a child’ includes ‘a reference to a person of another gender who carried the child in the person’s female reproductive tract, or who gave birth to a child.’85 The references to ‘man’ and ‘woman’ in the other provisions of s 29 of the Adoption Act 2.2.47 1988 (Tas) has the potential to unduly restrict the rights of interested parties to consent, or refuse to consent, to proposed adoption orders. Section 24A of the AIA would operate to extend the application of the consent provisions 2.2.48 to parents of any gender. For clarity and certainty, the provisions of s 29 should also be amended to replace any references to ‘man’ or ‘woman’ with ‘person’. This would not be inconsistent with amendments to the Adoption Act effected by the JRL Act to extend parental references to ‘the father, the mother, a parent or guardian.’ Instead, the proposed amendments would recognise that the mother or father of a child may, at the time of adoption, have a gender that does not conform to male or female.

######### Terminations

2.2.49 to 2013, the Criminal Code included a number of criminal offences relating to 2.2.49 to 2013, the Criminal Code included a number of criminal offences relating to performing, causing or assisting in abortions.86 With the introduction of the Reproductive Health (Access to Terminations) Act 2013 (Tas) (‘Reproductive Health Act’), these offences were removed.
Gunter Primary School – Agreed Syllabus	Cluster Example 1	Teacher Guidance

Year: One	Term: Summer Two	Unit: 3 weeks	Cluster: Cluster:
Disposition:	Being Curious and Valuing Knowledge
Week	Date	Questions	Activities	Resources
2	What do we need to know? Introduce sources of information for general questions and Holy books for information about God.	Look at different information books and their uses. For example: encyclopaedia, dictionary, Google, maths textbook, atlas. Play a game where team members run to the appropriate source of an answer to the questions asked. Talk about different Holy Books, including the Bible, the Qur’an, The Pali Canon (Buddhists), Bhagavad-Gita (Hindu). Show some if possible. Explain that people of faith go to Holy Books for information about God.	Different information texts Different Holy Books Internet

http://www.faithmakesadifference.co.uk/
соответствии со статьей 227.1 Налогового кодекса Российской Федерации
Налог на доходы физических лиц в части суммы налога, превышающей 650 000 рублей, относящейся к части налоговой базы, превышающей 5 000 000 рублей (за исключением налога на доходы физических лиц с сумм прибыли контролируемой иностранной компании, в том числе фиксированной прибыли контролируемой иностранной компании)	000 1010208001 0000 110	7 104 500,00	11 718 424,88
НАЛОГИ НА ТОВАРЫ (РАБОТЫ, УСЛУГИ), РЕАЛИЗУЕМЫЕ НА ТЕРРИТОРИИ РОССИЙСКОЙ ФЕДЕРАЦИИ	000 1030000000 0000 000	8 792 620,00	4 761 802,15
Акцизы по подакцизным товарам (продукции), производимым на территории Российской Федерации	000 1030200001 0000 110	8 792 620,00	4 761 802,15
Доходы от уплаты акцизов на дизельное топливо, подлежащие распределению между бюджетами субъектов Российской Федерации и местными бюджетами с учетом установленных дифференцированных нормативов отчислений в местные бюджеты	000 1030223001 0000 110	4 392 620,00	2 343 862,10
Доходы от уплаты акцизов на дизельное топливо, подлежащие распределению между бюджетами субъектов Российской Федерации и местными бюджетами с учетом установленных дифференцированных нормативов отчислений в местные бюджеты (по нормативам, установленным федеральным законом о федеральном бюджете в целях формирования дорожных фондов субъектов Российской Федерации)	000 1030223101 0000 110	4 392 620,00	2 343 862,10
Доходы от уплаты акцизов на моторные масла для дизельных и (или) карбюраторных (инжекторных) двигателей, подлежащие распределению между бюджетами субъектов Российской Федерации и местными бюджетами с учетом установленных дифференцированных нормативов отчислений в местные бюджеты	000 1030224001 0000 110	25 000,00	13 798,13
2 . Health and beauty through the products of the six Bulgarian wine grape varieties through the thematic development of the trademark "Program for Enotherapy". 3 . Exposure of the phenomena in the food range - yogurt, honey and herbs - by including them in a trademark with a program for tourists of different ages, supporters of healthy eating and a sustainable lifestyle (wellness). 4 . Regionalization of the upgrading main product structure tourist attractions and programs, enabling the online offering of travel packages to rich, highly informed and searching through the Internet for preferred packages with VIP services. 5 . Development of tourism attractions through animations and reenactments of historical events, with active involvement of the museum expositions, the uniqueness of the reservation areas, monuments of culture and heritage (under the Monuments and Museums Act) and cultural institutions (under the Protection and Development of Culture Act). 6 . Development of the tourist attractions representing adventure facilities (rope gardens, alpine swings and trolleys, via ferrata, etc.), visitor centers and theme routes in national and nature parks, reserves, managed reserves, protected sites and natural monuments (under the Protected Areas Act). Development of tourist attractions related to the intangible cultural heritage as forms of tourism events associated with local celebrations, feasts and festivals, cultural and sporting events, etc. Towards this basic product group, the tourism policy should be directed to support targeted marketing and advertising of local and regional destinations, possessing examined conditions for the inclusion in the so-called "Anti-boredom programs" whose alternative proposals should reflect our unique natural and cultural- historical ( tangible and intangible) heritage.

### Conclusions and lessons

In summary, it can be concluded that it is necessary to have a preliminary assessment of the problems and risks of a journey and the creation of a conflict-free organization of its conduct, as well as the opportunities for improving the quality and diversification of tourist services and products, quality service, innovation, tourist animation and interpretation. 1. On the basis of contracts between tour operators and local providers to balance the commercial interests and work for a better quality service for new and regular tourists alike. 2 . Coordination of national and regional tourism policy should be directed to support marketing and advertising of local and regional destinations, possessing examined conditions for inclusion in the so-called "Anti-boredom programs" whose year-round alternative proposals should reflect the unique natural and cultural-historical (tangible and intangible) heritage.
Schedule 6F (May 2018 edition)

- notify the Co-ordinating Commissioner in writing of the intended Sub-processor and processing;
- obtain the written consent of the Co-ordinating Commissioner;
- carry out appropriate due diligence of the Sub-processor and ensure this is documented;
- enter into a binding written agreement with the Sub-processor which as far as practicable includes equivalent terms to those set out in this Schedule 6F and in any event includes the requirements set out at GC 21.16.3; and
- provide the Co-ordinating Commissioner with such information regarding the Sub-processor as the Co-ordinating Commissioner may reasonably require.
- 2.12 The Provider must create and maintain a record of all categories of data processing activities carried out under this Schedule 6F, containing:
- the categories of processing carried out under this Schedule 6F;
- where applicable, transfers of Personal Data to a third country or an international organisation, including the identification of that third country or international organisation and, where relevant, the documentation of suitable safeguards;
- a general description of the Protective Measures taken to ensure the security and integrity of the Personal Data processed under this Schedule 6F; and
- a log recording the processing of the Processor Data by or on behalf of the Provider comprising, as a minimum, details of the Processor Data concerned, how the Processor Data was processed, when the Processor Data was processed and the identity of any individual carrying out the processing.
- 2.13 The Provider warrants and undertakes that it will deliver the Data Processing Services in accordance with all Data Protection Legislation and this Contract and in particular that it has in place Protective Measures that are sufficient to ensure that the delivery of the Data Processing Services complies with Data Protection Legislation and ensures that the rights of Data Subjects are protected.
- 2.14 The Provider must comply at all times with obligations equivalent to those imposed on the Co-ordinating Commissioner by virtue of Seventh Data Protection Principle for so long as the DPA 1998 remains in force and after that time with those set out at Article 32 of the GDPR and equivalent provisions implemented into Law.
- 2.15 The Provider must assist the Commissioners in ensuring compliance with the obligations set out at Article 32 to 36 of the GDPR and equivalent provisions implemented into Law, taking into account the nature of processing and the information available to the Provider.
- 2.16 The Provider must take prompt and proper remedial action regarding any Data Loss Event.
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язык документов о государственной регистрации юридического лица в соответствии с законодательством соответствующего государства (для иностранного юридического лица); 3) документы, подтверждающие соответствие индивидуального предпринимателя или юридического лица требованиям к выдаче свидетельства о допуске к определенному виду или видам работ, которые оказывают влияние на безопасность объектов капитального строительства;

- 4) копия выданного другой саморегулируемой организацией того же вида свидетельства о допуске к определенному виду или видам работ, которые оказывают влияние на безопасность объектов капитального строительства, в случае, если индивидуальный предприниматель или юридическое лицо является членом другой саморегулируемой организации того же вида.

6.3. Истребование от индивидуального предпринимателя или юридического лица наряду с документами, указанными в пункте 6.2. настоящего Устава, иных документов для приема в члены Союза и выдачи свидетельства о допуске к определенному виду или видам работ, которые оказывают влияние на безопасность объектов капитального строительства, не допускается. 6.4. В срок не позднее чем в течение тридцати дней со дня получения документов, указанных в пункте 6.2. настоящего Устава , Союз осуществляет их проверку и принимает решение о приеме индивидуального предпринимателя или юридического лица в члены Союза и о выдаче ему свидетельства о допуске к определенному виду или видам работ, которые оказывают влияние на безопасность объектов капитального строительства, или об отказе в приеме с указанием причин отказа, а также направляет или вручает данное решение такому индивидуальному предпринимателю или такому юридическому лицу. 6.5. Основаниями для отказа в приеме индивидуального предпринимателя или юридического лица в члены Союза являются: 1) несоответствие индивидуального предпринимателя или юридического лица требованиям к выдаче свидетельства о допуске к определенному виду или видам работ, которые оказывают влияние на безопасность объектов капитального строительства и указаны в заявлении, предусмотренном подпунктом 1 пункта 6.2. настоящего Устава; 2) непредставление индивидуальным предпринимателем или юридическим лицом в полном объеме документов, предусмотренных пунктом 6.2. настоящего Устава ; 3) наличие у индивидуального предпринимателя или юридического лица выданного другой саморегулируемой организацией того же вида свидетельства о допуске к определенному виду или видам работ, которые оказывают влияние на безопасность объектов капитального строительства и указаны в заявлении, предусмотренном подпунктом 1пункта 6.2. настоящего Устава .