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Titolo: [OT-CB] Per favore un aiuto per un documento, non so come farlo, grazie

Scusate se OT dato che si tratta di CB ma non so come preparare questo
documento.
Per la presentazione della dichiarazione di uso di apparati CB è
richiesta, per i minorenni, la presentazione di questo documento che
non so come preparare...cosa devo scrivere? Esiste un fac-simile da
seguire?
- dichiarazione di consenso e responsabilità civile per i minorenni
non emancipati da parte di chi esercita la patria potestà o la tutela.
Garzie per l'aiuto
Ciao
Carlo Perona

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Mah, cosi' a occhio direi:
                                    a: isp. territoriale della tua
regione
Io sottoscritto, <nome cognome - data e luogo di nascita - indirizzo
di residenza>, padre/madre di <nome cognome>
acconsento e mi assumo la responsabilita' civile per l'attivita' radio
di mio figlio di cui a domanda allegata.
<luogo e data> <firma>
poi magari in giro trovi un modulo gia' fatto
Se non va tuo padre/madre a portare personalmente la domanda,
ricordati di allegare una fotocopia della sua carta d'identita'


http://www.ispettoratocomunicazioni.toscana.it/main/Mod_PDF/mod_cb_liber.pdf
la seconda pagina riporta il riquadro per l'autorizzazione del
genitore.
Tutto sommato il mio burocratese si difende ancora bene

cash by just so much more.
"It may be mentioned here," says the report of the Commission, from
which we cull these cases, "that from this date (July 6th, 1868) the
practice has apparently prevailed of apprehending all the women found
in unlicensed brothels" (in more correct language, those houses
penetrated into by informers and reported to the Registrar as
brothels). These accusations were not always true, by any means. Seven
women were apprehended at one time during this year, on the charge of
a watchman, that they kept and were inmates of an unlicensed brothel,
"the chief witness being a child 10 years old ... five of the women
were married, and two, children of 13 and 14 years old, are described
as unmarried." They were all, even the children, convicted, and
sent to the Lock Hospital for the indecent examination, in order to
determine if they were in proper health to practice vice. Afterwards
the Registrar concluded that the case had been got up by the watchman
to extort money from the wome

the more respectable part of the community
than could be found elsewhere." Mr. D.R. Caldwell, Protector,
confirmed these views. But the views of the Chinese themselves had
never been elicited, and immediately such prejudice was aroused among
them that it was considered wise to subject only those houses resorted
to by foreigners and their inmates, to medical surveillance. Says the
report of the Commission: "So great has been the detestation of the
Chinese of the system of personal examination, that it has been
found practically impossible to apply it to purely Chinese houses of
ill-fame [that is, places resorted to by Chinese only], to the present
day." At once, then, the business of the Ordinance, as far as disease
was concerned, became restricted to a fancied "protection" of foreign
men given over to the practice of vice. But, as we show elsewhere
on the statements of the officials who operated the Ordinance (made
confidentially, but not intended for publication), that object was not
realized, and in the very nature of things, never will be, by such
measures. When the State guarantees the service of "clean women" to
men of vicious habits, it actively encourages those vicious habits;
and since these diseases are the direct outcome of such vice, the
more the vice itself is encouraged the more the diseases resulting
therefrom will increase in frequency.
The treachery and perf