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Playground Cllr Tollinton to update Planning Matters 1.To discuss the following planning applications and any others received by 5th November 4/02659/18/TCA – Glebe House, Station Road, Aldbury Fell Trees 2. Planning Decisions made by Dacorum BC – 4 Toms Hill Road Removal of Tree RAISE NO OBJECTION Clerk to update on 12-14 Malting Lane Finance See Financial Summary of payments and receipts and monthly Budget monitoring statement Resolution required to make the following payments: Martin Walters £390.00 Parish Mowing October Cllr R McCarthy £23.40 Expenses – travel to HAPTC Executive Committee meeting Cllr Moore £7.40 Expenses – posters for pond SRT Trading (Sunnyside Rural Trust) £1,497.60 Clearance of soak away at Golding Spring; Clearance of grips along Stocks Road, Reinstatement and turfing of Village Green Cllr Pearce to propose Council invest in financial system ‘Scribe’ at an annual cost of £257 Proposals for parking at Beggars Lane Council to agree Cllr McCarthy’s draft response to the proposals Aldbury Christmas Tree Council to note sponsorship of Christmas Tree for 2018 and thank Church Farm. Council to arrangements for ordering, putting up and decorating of tree. Filming Clerk to update Elections 2019 Council to discuss upcoming elections May 2019 Warden’s Report & Matters arising Council to agree quote for work to remove chain link fence at Iron Room Tring Station notice board – Clerk to update Correspondence Response from Luton Airport regarding flight paths Email from Berkhamsted Cycling Club regarding cycling hill climb on Toms Hill Road 21st October Email from resident regarding parking and associated issues Stocks Road Email from resident regarding registering Aldbury Shop as Asset of Community Value
Community of Murray Harbour By-Election and Regular Council Meeting November 1st 2017 at 7:00PM Present: Vice Chair: James Irving Councillors: Wendy Siebrands, Joan Young, Paul White, Derek Squirell Staff: Mark Tiller, Acting CAO Special Advisor: Roy Main 1. Call to Order Shirley Allen called the meeting to order at 7:10 P.M. and explained the voting procedure 2. Election Following the vote count, Faye Fraser was elected the new Councillor by a 11 to 8 margin The congratulated Mrs. Fraser and thanked Mrs. Allan for conducting the election, Runner up Bernice Young was thanked for her offer to run Declaration of Conflict of Interest None Approval of Minutes of October 4th, 2017 Council Meeting by Cllr Siebrands and seconded by Cllr Young that Council hereby approve the minutes from the October 4, 2017 Council meeting as submitted Motion Carried 5. Delegations None 6. Staff Reports a. Financial Report A/CAO Tiller advised that report reflected P & L January 1 - September 30, 2017. Moved by Cllr White and seconded by Cllr Siebrands that the Financial Report as prepared by A/CAO Tiller for the period of Jan.1 - September 30, 2017, be received as information. Motion Carried
January 2015 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Thesis Work: Advisor and methodologist send Ch. 3 back to student with suggested changes. Intersession: ELCS 8325 begins (2-8 pm) 13 Intersession: ELCS 8325 meets (5-8 pm) 14 15 Intersession: ELCS 8325 meets (5-8 pm) 16 17 Intersession: ELCS 8325 meets (9am-4 pm) 18 19 Winter intersession ends Martin Luther King Holiday 20 Spring semester begins ENROLL IN: CUIN 8318, Issues in Education & CUIN 8397: Organizational Psychology 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
February 2015 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 DEADLINES: Thesis work: Revise Ch. 1, 2 & 3 and send it to your external committee member Comp. Exam Experience: Send your response to Comp Exam Question 2 to your advisor. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
office. These figures will be in the public domain from early December, and the accounts will be published on the University’s website in early December. RESOLVED: (i) that Papers F71 and F72 be approved; that the Financial Statements for the year 31 July 2013 be adopted by the Governing Body – and thence the AGM. 120. Management Letter from the University’s External Auditors for the consolidated accounts for the University [Paper F73] Governors received Paper F73, the External Audit Management Letter for Canterbury Christ Church University for the year ended 31 July 2013 for approval. A final version of the Letter was tabled at the meeting with a change to paragraph 1.3 confirming that the Auditors had completed their audit and had issued an unqualified opinion. RESOLVED: that Paper F73 be approved and forwarded to HEFCE. 121. Annual Report of the Committee 2012/13 Annual Report of the Internal Auditors 2012/13 [Paper F74] Governors received Paper F74, the Annual Report of the Internal Auditors 2012/13, for approval. RESOLVED: that Paper F74 be approved and forwarded to HEFCE. Annual Report of the Audit Committee 2012/13 [Paper F75] Governors received Paper F75, the Annual Report of the Audit Committee 2012/13, for approval. RESOLVED: that Paper F75 be approved and forwarded to HEFCE. Annual Assurance Return – Annex E [Paper F76] Governors received Paper F76, the Annual Assurance Return – Annex E. RESOLVED: that F76 be approved and forwarded to HEFCE.
Discussed resources available for all ages including free access to computers, programs, and digital & Physical resources including books, music, movies, newspapers, magazines, and world language resources. Courses & Tutoring available. EPL wants to hear from community members on what is wanted. 6) Presentation: Abundant Community Anne Harvey – City of Edmonton Introduced Abundant Community Edmonton (ACE) as a way to “listen to the people” and understand communities and it’s wants/needs Successful due to support from neighbourhoods, community leagues, and the City of Edmonton. Outlined outcomes of program including building relationships, neighbourliness, focusing on positive aspects, increased safety, etc. Outlined Roles in the neighbourhood – Neighbourhood Leadership, neighbourhood connectors, block connectors & citizens. Communities outline their vision for the neighbourhood, their activies they are interested, skills they have, etc. Online resources available to keep track of information gathered by block connectors. Explained how ACE progresses in a neighbourhood. Grants provided to cover salary of the neighbourhood connector, with league input of $2000. Abundantcommunityinitiative.org , Edmonton.ca/abundantcommunity 6) REPORTS OF THE BOARD President – Alicia Lemaire provided her report Secretary – Jennifer Parsonage provided her report Memberships Director – Christine Lim provided her report Social Director – Janna Klyne provided her report Civics Director – Jerry Pasternak provided his report Neighbourhood Watch Director – Irfan Chaudhry provided his report. Programs Director Report – Daniel Schultz provided his report. Motion to adopt Reports from the Board (see attached) m/s Deanna Govenlock / Laura Schultz
Program/School Name Phone (914) 773- E-Mail Location Advising Center for Exploring Majors Bethann Tonner 3847 btonner Mortola, 3rd floor The CAP Program Maude Meisel Lesa Rader Brandon McCluskey 3682 3757 3503 mmeisel lrader bmccluskey Mortola, 3rd College of Health Professions Elizabeth Eve Khan Chris Walther 3347 3327 3961 Ecolon Ekhan cwalther Leinhard Hall, Room 304B Leinhard Hall, 3rd Floor Leinhard Hall, Room 306 Dyson College Heather Calchera Ann Marie McGlynn Samantha Clarke Nuesi (graduate) 3781 3894 3538 3576 hcalchera amcglynn sclarke nnuesi Choate House First Year Experience Cathy Raynis Meeker 3756 craynismeeker Mortola, 3rd floor International Student/Scholars Garfield Benjamin Arthur Kaufman 3425 3425 gbenjamin akaufman Kessel 212 School of Business Eileen Murphy Julianne Hoepker Jeanette Louis 3531 3531 3531 emurphy jhoepker jlouis Goldstein Academic Center, 1st floor Lubin School of Business, Graduate Programs Melissa Brooke Hasan Christelle Petit-Homme Michelle Rivas 3646 3646 3646 3646 Mgrant Bhasan cpetithomme mrivas Goldstein Academic Center, Room 210 NACTEL Program (Seidenberg School) Nancy Treuer Elizabeth Foster Elizabeth Tesoriero 2846 2746 2874 ntreuer efoster etesoriero 100 Summit Lake Dr., Valhalla Pforzheimer Honors College Shobana Musti Tom Mooseker 3526 3941 smusti tmooseker Buchsbaum House Kessel Suite 200 Pforzheimer Honors College, Business Honors Program Susanna Cahn 3517 ecahn Goldstein Academic Center, Room 114 School of Education Linda Guyette 3571 lguyette Buchsbaum Seidenberg School Danielle Moccia 3133 dmoccia Goldstein Academic Center, Room 308 Study Abroad Kristina Byrne Gallagher 4497 kbyrne3 Kessel Center Transfer & Adult Admissions Specialist Melanie Morales-Woo 3227 mmoraleswoo Administration Center, Room 107
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Virtue of the Month: Service Food Begins 1 School Open Holy Day 9AM Mass Tuition # 4 Due 2 3 School Mass 9AM (6-1) 4 TACHS Exam 8th Graders 5 6 8AM Gym Begins 3-4:30 AIS 3:00 -4:00 7 School OPEN K-8 “Let’s Code It” AIS 3:00 -4:00 8 Vocations Assembly 2PM Gym Grades 6-8 Veteran’s Assembly K-6 11:00 “Let’s Build It” 3-4:15 AIS 3:00 -4:00 9 School Closed 10 School Closed 11 12 Download the FREE App School Code: nap99999 13 BIOBUS Grades 5-8 AIS 3:00 -4:00 14 iPad Consultant Visits “Let’s Code It” AIS 3:00 -4:00 15 Trip to Math Museum Grades 1 & 2 “Let’s Build It” 3-4:15 AIS 3:00 -4:00 16 Dress Down $1 Pizza Orders Due AIS 3:00 -4:00 17 Pizza Sale 7PM Gym 18 No Religious Ed Smile.amazon.com Select HCJCA 19 Drop Off Sunday 9AM 20 Food Drive Ends Today AIS 3:00 -4:00 21 Tennis Trip Gr 3 & 4 “Let’s Code It” AIS 3:00 -4:00 22Thanksgiving Mass 12:00 Dismissal PreK – 8 NO After-School NO AIS NO “Let’s Build It” 23 School Closed 24 School Closed 25 No Religious Ed 26 27 AIS 3:00 -4:00 28 Tennis Trip Gr 5 & 6 AIS 3:00 -4:00 “Let’s Code It” 29 NUT Card Day AIS 3:00 -4:00 “Let’s Build It” 3-4:15 30 AIS 3:00 -4:00 Academy Office: 718-849-3988 Tuition Office: 718-849-3988 X 2 PreK Office: 718-846-0912 Nurse’s Office 718-846-0741 www.hcjcany.org “Not what we say about our blessings, but how we use them, is the true measure of our thanksgiving.” W.F. Purkiser
NDUS Admission & Recruitment FUG Meeting 11/15/2017 9:00 am CST Bismarck State College – NCEC 433 Minutes assigned to Dickinson State University Call: 701.328.1601 Passcode: 67396# Roll Call Institution Representative Name Present? Bismarck State College *Karen Erickson x Tess Gierke x X Dakota College at Bottineau *Beth MacDonald Heidi Hall (Chair) x X Dickinson State University *Heidi Kippenhan (Secretary/Chair Elect) x X Graduate Schools Representative *Laura Look (UND) Lake Region State College *Stephanie Shock x Lisa Howard X X Mayville State University *Mindy O’Connor x Paula x Jim x X Minot State University *Cole Krueger x Rachel Small Anne Norgaard Melissa Rowe Penny (Grad) Katie X Dakota State College of Science * Justin Grams x Michelle Griffin Tammy Fogle X North Dakota State University Merideth Sherlin *Adam Lundquist x Melissa Ostby (Grad School) x Karie Abrahamson X University of North Dakota *Debi Melby x Vicky Bunn X Valley City State University *Charlene Stenson x Kaleen Peterson Bridget Blunck X Williston State College *Kimberli Wray x X *Voting Member Campus Solutions Name Present? Business Analyst Mary Bergstrom x Business Analyst Heather Hoyt x Director Thomas McNaughton x
November 2017 PARENT FEEDBACK Summary Many thanks for completing the questionnaire, here is a summary of the feedback. 117 questionnaires were returned (38% of whole school). Strongly agree/Agree Don’t know Disagree Strongly disagree My child is happy at school. 99% 1% My child feels safe at school. 100% My child makes good progress at school. 100% My child is well taught at this school. 99% 1% My child receives appropriate homework for their age. 100% This school makes sure its pupils are well behaved. 96% 3% 1% This school deals effectively with any bullying. 70% 29% 1% This school is well led and managed. 99% 1% This school responds well to any concerns I raise. 96% 2% 2% I receive valuable information from the school about my child’s progress. 98% 2% YES NO Would you recommend this school to another parent? 99% 1% Comments/feedback: ‘All of my five children have attended this school. My three younger children are all working at greater depth and have a real thirst for knowledge and a love for learning. The staff at this school have been wonderful at picking up on their talents and pushing them as far as they can.’ ‘My child has been at this school for a year after transferring from another local school. The school have helped him to settle well and worked with him to help him overcome any difficulties he may have. I have noticed a considerable improvement in his emotional wellbeing and his academic progress. He comes home happy every day.’ ‘I strongly recommend this school to others. The Headteacher has made a lot of good changes (academic wise and others).’ ‘My daughter loves it at Wrenthorpe Adademy and I couldn’t be happier with very aspect of her learning and growth.’ ‘Wrenthorpe Academy is a fantastic school with brilliant teaching and support. I am so impressed with everything you do as a team and I am very grateful for the outstanding care and teaching my daughter has received since starting the school in 2015.’ ‘On the whole I think the school is effective and supportive, however I do feel that pro-active communication is lacking in terms of behaviour and progress.’ ‘We do not have any issues or concerns, I am with my child’s progress.’
Women’s Group Timetable November 2017 The Engagement Hub 101 Carlisle Street, St Kilda Date & Time Activity Location Friday 10:30am 3/11/17 St. Paul’s Anglican Cathedral Tour Melbourne Meet at 101 Carlisle Street, St Friday 10:30am 10/11/17 From Nature Organic Sculpture Exhibition at Gasworks - Albert Park Meet at 101 Carlisle Street, St Kilda Friday 10:30am 17/11/17 Christmas Crafts In house activity at 101 Meet at 101 Carlisle Street, St Kilda Friday 10.30am 24/11/17 Brunch/Lunch at Ms Carlisle Meet at 101 Carlisle Street, St To attend the Women’s Group registration at the Engagement Hub is required. Please call 9525 5478 for further information.
November 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Bingo – 1 PM Meat Draw – 3 PM Darts – 7 PM 2 Darts – 7 PM Karaoke – 8 PM 3 Free Pool – Noon – 6 PM Live Music in Lounge 8 PM – 11 PM 4 5 Carpet Bowling 1:30 Martial Arts 5:30 Band 7:00 6 Darts – 7 PM 7 Dancing – 2 PM General Membership Mtg. 7:30 PM CAMPIRE JAM 8 PM 8 Bingo – 1 PM Meat Draw – 3 PM Darts – 7 PM 9 Darts – 7 PM Karaoke – 8 PM 10 Free Pool – Noon – 6 PM Live Music in Lounge 8 PM – 11 PM 11 REMEMBRANCE DAY ST. CENOTAPH AND GFL MEMORIAL GARDENS 10:50 AM 12 Carpet Bowling 1:30 Martial Arts 5:30 Band 7:00 13 Darts – 7 PM 14 Dancing – 2 PM Ladies Aux General Membership Mtg. 7:30 PM 15 Bingo – 1 PM Meat Draw – 3 PM Darts – 7 PM 16 Darts – 7 PM Karaoke – 8 PM 17 Free Pool – Noon – 6 PM Live Music in Lounge 8 PM – 11 PM 18 CRAFT SALE UPSTAIRS AND DOWNSTAIRS 10 AM – 3 PM 19 Carpet Bowling 1:30 Martial Arts 5:30 Band 7:00 20 Darts – 7 PM 21 Dancing – 2 PM CAMPIRE JAM 8 PM 22 Bingo – 1 PM Meat Draw – 3 PM Darts – 7 PM 23 Darts – 7 PM Karaoke – 8 PM SCOTT WOODS 24 No Free Pool Zone 8-Ball Tourney Live Music in Lounge 8 PM – 11 PM 25 Pancake Breakfast 9:30 am 26 Carpet Bowling 1:30 Martial Arts 5:30 Band 7:00 27 Darts – 7 PM 28 Dancing – 2 PM CAMPIRE JAM 8 PM LADIES CHRISTMAS TEA Noon to 3 PM 29 Bingo – 1 PM Meat Draw – 3 PM – 7 PM 30 Darts – 7 PM Karaoke – 8 PM
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Deputy Mayor for the period that the Deputy Mayor is acting as Mayor.". 11 Repeal of Part 4 Part 4 of the Principal Act is repealed. 12 Repeal of amending Act This Act is repealed on the first anniversary of the date on which it comes into operation. Note The repeal of this Act does not affect the continuing operation of the amendments made by it (see section 15(1) of the Interpretation of Legislation Act 1984). ═════════════
F. SCHEDULE OF PORTFOLIO COMPANIES Name of Portfolio Companies Date Created or Acquired Percent of Ownership Nature of Business Business Form Name of Parent Institution Financial Information for Most Recent Year End Total Revenues Total Assets (in Millions) Net Income This information is attached to and forms a part of the APPLICATION Form for Venture Capital Asset Protection Policy.
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statutory rules 2017 S.R. No. 30/2017 Subordinate Legislation Act 1994 Subordinate Legislation (Aboriginal Heritage Regulations 2007) Extension Regulations 2017 The Governor in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, makes the following Regulations: 23 May 2017 Responsible Minister: NATALIE HUTCHINS Minister for Aboriginal Affairs andrew robinson Clerk of the Executive Council 1 Objective The objective of these Regulations is to extend the operation of the Aboriginal Heritage Regulations 2007, which would otherwise be revoked by virtue of section 5(1) of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994, for the period specified in regulation 3. 2 Authorising provisions These Regulations are made under sections 5A and 28 of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994. 3 Extension of operation The operation of the Aboriginal Heritage Regulations 2007 is extended for the period
paragraph (a), for "sexual offence or a serious violent offence" substitute "sexual offence, a serious violent offence or a terrorism or foreign incursion offence"; and paragraph (b), for "sexual offence or a violent offence" substitute "sexual offence, a violent offence or a terrorism or foreign incursion offence". (2) In section 77(6) of the Corrections Act 1986— paragraph (a), for "sexual offence or a serious violent offence" substitute "sexual offence, a serious violent offence or a terrorism or foreign incursion offence"; and paragraph (b), for "sexual offence or a violent offence" substitute "sexual offence, a violent offence or a terrorism or foreign incursion offence". (3) In section 77(9) of the Corrections Act 1986— paragraph (b) of the definition of serious violent offence substitute— offence against any of the following provisions of the Crimes Act 1958— (i) section 9AD as in force immediately before its repeal by section 3(3) of the Crimes Amendment (Abolition of Defensive Homicide) Act 2014; (ii) section 75A (armed robbery);
Search if offender fails to comply an offender fails to comply with a direction under 158EC, an officer may enter any part of the location at which the offender resides and— that part of the location and any thing (including any vehicle) belonging to or in the possession of, or under the control of, the offender at the location; and and examine the offender at the location. the purposes of subsection (1), a search of an offender means either or both a garment search or a pat-down search. the extent practical, a pat-down search must be conducted by a person of the same sex as the offender being searched. necessary, an officer may use reasonable force to carry out a search under this section. search under this section may continue only for as long as necessary to achieve the purpose of the search. supervision officer or specified officer who uses force to carry out a search under this section must report the fact to the Commissioner as soon as possible. Commissioner must report to the Secretary as soon as possible any use of force by a supervision officer or specified
initiated investigation means an investigation under section 128B(1); Mental Health Complaints Commissioner has the same meaning as Commissioner has in the Mental Health Act 2014; NDIA has the same meaning as Agency has in the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013 of the Commonwealth; notice to take action means a notice given by the Disability Services Commissioner under— 119(1)(a) that specifies action to be taken under section 119(1)(c); or 128F that specifies action to be under section 128G; or 128N that specifies action to be taken; Ombudsman means the Ombudsman appointed under the Ombudsman Act 1973; prescribed service provider means a person— provides services to a person with a disability specifically for the support of that person; and is— (i) prescribed for the purposes of this definition; or (ii) of a class of service provider prescribed for the purposes of this definition; referral investigation an investigation under section 128I(1);
regulated disability service means any of the following— service provided to a person with a disability by a contracted service provider; service provided to a person with a disability by a funded service provider; service provided to a person with a disability specifically to support that person by a prescribed service provider; regulated service provider means any of the following— contracted service provider; funded service provider; prescribed service provider; State Coroner has the same meaning as in the Coroners Act 2008; systemic initiated investigation means an initiated investigation under section 128B(1)(a); Victoria Police has the same meaning as in the Victoria Police Act 2013;". (2) In section 3(1) of the Principal Act, the definition of Minister is repealed. (3) In section 3(1) of the Principal Act, for the definition of authorised officer substitute— "authorised officer—
44 Offence to enter into certain contracts etc. In section 144D of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act 1983, for "taxi-cab network services" substitute "a booking service". 45 Licensing authority to be notified of maximum taxi and hiring rates in Regional and Country Zones (1) In section 162EA(3) of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act 1983, for "taxi-cab network services" substitute "a booking service". (2) In section 162EA(6) of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act 1983, for "taxi-cab network services" substitute "a booking service". 46 Register of commercial passenger vehicle industry participants (1) In the heading to Division 6A of Part VI of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act 1983, for "taxi" substitute "commercial passenger vehicle". (2) In the heading to section 169ZA of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act 1983, for "taxi" substitute "commercial passenger vehicle". (3) In section 169ZA(1) of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act 1983,
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YMT (Attachment III, page #8) CMT (Attachment IV, page #11) Stewardship (No report) Trustees (update) Task Force Discovering Our Future Together Jim Nord – Nord will be here on April 10th, meeting with Funding/Finance and Bulding/Planning committees Kairos – update on Capital Campaign TSP - architechts Reports BLM (Attachment V, page #13) February 25/26 voter’s meeting 401 Yes 10 No Other New Business Staff Trish/Jordan Colleen/Christine 2017 goals revisited Pastor Ryan – the leader, cost, lay ministers to serve others Stephen Ministry (Attachment VI, page #14) – Pastor Ryan will report to MLC at the April meeting on Stephen Ministry Insurance – staying with Lutheran Brotherhood Closing prayer (Next meeting Tuesday April 18th at 5:30) Respectfully submitted, John Pile (Attachment III-Last Month’s Financials) (Attachment III-YMT) MLC April 2017 Family Life -2yr old -18years olds PCE
See section 70R for within which election is to be made. right to elect notice is not required if the partner is the personal representative of the intestate. 70R Time for making partner's property election partner's property election must be made— the partner is a personal representative of the intestate, within 3 months of the of administration; or the partner is not a personal representative of the intestate, within 3 months of the date of the right to elect notice which has been given to the partner; or the Court extends the time for making the election, by the date to which the period for election is extended. Court may extend the time for making a partner's property election— it considers is sufficient cause for doing so; and or not the time for making the partner's property election has passed, but not after the administration of the estate has been completed. 70S How partner's property election is made intestate's partner who makes a partner's property election must make it in writing identifying, with reasonable particularity, the
Acts Amendment (Succession and Related Matters) Act 2017 Governor in Council may make regulations containing provisions of a transitional nature, including matters of an application or savings nature, arising as a result of the enactment of the Administration and Probate and Other Acts Amendment (Succession and Related Matters) Act 2017, including any repeals and amendments made by any provision of that Act. made under this section may— a retrospective effect to a day on or from the date that the Administration and Probate and Acts Amendment (Succession and Related Matters) Act 2017 receives the Royal Assent; of limited or general application; according to differences in time, place or circumstances; any matter or thing to be decided by a specified person or specified class of persons; for the exemption of persons, applications or proceedings or a class of persons, applications or proceedings from any of the regulations made under this section.
25 Obligation to produce a ticket valid for travel A person must not, without reasonable excuse, fail to comply with a request made under regulation 24(5). Penalty: 5 penalty units. 26 Convictions or findings of guilt for certain offences (1) If a person commits an offence against more than one of regulation 7(1), 8(2), 10(3) or 22(1) in respect of the same travel in a passenger vehicle, the person must not be convicted or found guilty of more than one of those offences. (2) If a person commits an offence against more than one of regulation 7(2), 9(2) or 11(3) in respect of the same entry to a compulsory ticket area, the person must not be convicted or found guilty of more than one of those offences. 27 Exemptions Regulations 7, 8, 9 and 22 do not in relation to anything done or omitted to be done by— police officer, a protective services officer or an authorised officer acting in the course of their duties; or
paragraphs (a) and (b), for "designated area" substitute "compulsory ticket area". (4) In regulation 32(4) of the Principal Regulations insert the following definitions— "e-cigarette has the same meaning as in the Tobacco Act 1987; smoke means— hold or otherwise have control over, an ignited or heated tobacco product; or an e-cigarette to generate or release an aerosol or vapour; or any other substance; tobacco product has the same meaning as in the Tobacco Act 1987;". (5) In regulation 32(4) of the Principal Regulations, in paragraph (b) of the definition of occupier, for "designated area" substitute "compulsory ticket area". 9 Graffiti For regulation 37 of the Principal Regulations substitute— "37 Graffiti
Seeds of grass may be sowed in the slopes of embankment immediately after the constructions of embankments before the soil loses its moisture content. Maintenance of roads in rainy season Preparatory works Preparation of sand bags and stacking at vulnerable points Procurement of casuarina / Props and coir ropes Procurement of danger taps Preparation of Wooden barricading During / after the rain Stagnant water should be cleared immediately Potholes and sunken portions should be attended immediately Wind-fallen trees should be cleared immediately Functioning of L.S Drains and CD Works should be ensured Any cloaks in the CD Works should be cleared Gangs should be deployed to supervise the each and every culverts / Bridges Maintenance of roads during natural calamities Gangs should be posted on both the sides of the vulnerable locations Traffic should be closed immediately at the vulnerable locations Barricading should be done on both the sides of breaches Red should erected on the barricades Sand bags should be stacked at the breaches casuarina poles should be used to retain the sand bags
(4) If a provision of this Act referred to in subsection (3) does not come into operation before 1 July 2018, it comes into operation on that day. 1988 3 Definitions In section 3(1) of the Health Services Act 1988— definition of Council is repealed; the definition of day procedure centre, for "a major" substitute "an"; the definition of health service establishment, after paragraph (a) insert— premises at which, or from which, a prescribed health service is provided; or"; the following definitions— "approved accreditation scheme an accreditation scheme approved under section 107; in Part 6A means the Better Care Victoria Board established under that Part; clinical area, in relation to premises registered as a health service establishment, means an area of the premises where health services are
(ii) will foster continuous improvement in the quality and safety of care and health services provided; and". (2) In section 83(1)(m) of the Health Services Act 1988, for "in which" substitute "at which, or from which,". 36 Certificate of registration (1) In section 85(a) of the Health Services Act 1988, for "on on" substitute "at, or from,". (2) After section 85(c) of the Health Services Act 1988 insert— from the registered premises, a prescribed health service may be provided at other premises and, if so, the prescribed health service and the kind of those other premises; and". 37 Criteria for renewal of registration (1) After section 89(1)(e) of the Health Services Act 1988 insert— "(f) the proprietor— providing safe, patient-centred and appropriate health services; and (ii) is fostering continuous improvement in the quality and safety of care and health services provided; and (iii) is complying with the health service establishment premises guidelines; and". (2) After section 89(1) of the Health Services Act 1988 insert—
remove the prohibition on public sector employees receiving any payments for their services on the Victorian Environmental Assessment Council and the Zoological Parks and Gardens Board; and provide for the Royal Botanic Gardens Board and the Zoological Parks and Gardens Board to be responsible for the appointment and remuneration of their chief executive officers; and expand the functions of the Royal Botanic Gardens Board in relation to plant sales; and confer on the Minister power to approve a lease or licence proposed to be granted by the Royal Botanic Gardens Board or the Zoological Parks and Gardens Board; and make other minor and technical amendments to various Acts. 2 Commencement (1) Subject to subsection (2), this Act comes into operation on a day or days to be proclaimed. (2) If a provision of this Act does not come into operation before 1 May 2018, it comes into operation on that day. 1987 3 Definitions
88 Planning and Environment Act 1987 (1) In section 3(1) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987, in the definition of Port of Melbourne Area, in paragraph (a) omit "established under the Survey Co-ordination Act 1958". (2) In section 46ZB(1) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 omit "of the Department of Transport, Planning and Infrastructure". (3) In section 201R of the Planning and Environment Act 1987, the definition of Central Plan Office is repealed. 89 Port Management Act 1995 In section 3(1) of the Port Management Act 1995, the definition of Central Plan Office is repealed. 90 Road Management Act 2004 In clause 1 of Schedule 5A to the Road Management Act 2004, the definition of Central Plan Office is repealed. 91 Agricultural Showgrounds Act 2003 In section 3 of the Royal Agricultural Showgrounds Act 2003, in the definition of plan numbered LEGL./02–062, omit "of the Department of Sustainability and Environment". 92 Royal Children's Hospital (Land) Act 2007 In section 10(5)(b) of the Royal Children's Hospital (Land) Act 2007 omit "in the Department of Sustainability and Environment". 93 Victorian Arts Centre Act 1979
192D Functions of Authority Authority has the following functions— monitor compliance with and administer the conditions of a supervision order or an interim supervision order; give directions and instructions to an offender in accordance with any authorisation given to the Authority under a supervision order or an interim supervision order; make decisions to ensure the carrying into effect of the conditions of supervision orders and interim supervision orders; make recommendations to the Secretary in relation to applying to a court to review the conditions of supervision orders and interim supervision orders; review and monitor the progress of offenders on detention orders and interim detention orders; (f) to review coordinated services for eligible offenders who are the subject of an application for a supervision order or a detention order;
(1) In the heading to section 122 of the Fines Reform Act 2014, after "registered fine" insert "or registered collection and enforcement order". (2) For section 122(1) of the Fines Reform Act 2014 substitute— "(1) If, before the issue of an enforcement warrant, it appears to the registrar that part of the registered fine or registered collection and enforcement order has been paid, the amounts specified in the enforcement warrant must be reduced by the amount of the registered fine or registered collection and enforcement order paid.". 37 Part 14 heading substituted For the heading to Part 14 of the Fines Reform Act 2014 substitute— 38 Division 1 heading amended In the heading to Division 1 of Part 14 of the Fines Reform Act 2014, for "Infringement offender" substitute "Person in default".
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establish the Voluntary Assisted Dying Review Board; and make consequential amendments to the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act 1996, the Coroners Act 2008, the Poisons and Controlled Substances Act 1981 and other Acts. 2 Commencement (1) Subject to subsection (2), this Act comes into operation on a day or days to be proclaimed. (2) If a provision of this Act does not come into operation before 19 June 2019, it comes into operation on that day. 3 Definitions (1) In this Act— administration request means a request made under section 64 for the administration of a voluntary assisted dying substance; approved assessment training means training approved by the Secretary under section 114; Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency means the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency established by section 23 of the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law; Board means the Voluntary Assisted Dying Review Board established under section 92;
pharmacy business has the same meaning as in the Pharmacy Regulation Act 2010; pharmacy department has the same meaning as in the Pharmacy Regulation Act 2010; poison or controlled substance has the same meaning as in section 4 of the Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act 1981; Poisons Code has the same meaning as in section 4 of the Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act 1981; practitioner administration permit means a permit issued under section 49(2)(a)(ii); professional care services means any of the following provided to another person under a contract of employment or a contract for services— or assistance; or personal care; disability service within the meaning of the Disability Act 2006; psychiatrist means a person who is registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law as a medical practitioner in the speciality of psychiatry (other than as a student); registered health practitioner means a person registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law to practise a health profession (other than as a student);
(1) If a body corporate commits an offence against a provision specified in subsection (2), an officer of the body corporate also commits an offence against the provision if the officer failed to exercise due diligence to prevent the commission of the offence by the body corporate. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), the following provisions are specified— 85; 86; 87; 88; 90. (3) In determining whether an officer of a body corporate failed to exercise due diligence, a court may have regard to— the officer knew, or ought reasonably to have known, about the commission of the offence by the body corporate; and or not the officer was in a position to influence the body corporate in relation to the commission of the offence by the body corporate; and steps the officer took, or could reasonably have taken, to prevent the commission of the offence by the body corporate; and other relevant matter. (4) Without limiting any defence available to the officer, an officer of a body corporate may rely on
be extinguished before entitlements that have been forfeited; and (ii) need not be extinguished in the order in which they were surrendered;". 9 Effect of After section 3.4A.20L(2) of the Principal Act insert— "(3) To avoid doubt, the extinguishment under this Division of an entitlement that has been surrendered under Division 5AA does not affect the operation of section 3.4A.20AAD in relation to the entitlement.". Division 2—Venue ratios 10 Minister may create and allocate gaming machine entitlements For section 3.4A.5(6) of the Principal Act substitute— "(6) The imposition of venue conditions under subsection (4)(b) must not result in a contravention of section 3.4A.5AA(1) or (2). Note Section 3.4A.5AA(1) and (2) specify that certain percentages of gaming machine entitlements must relate to specified of approved venues.". 11 New section 3.4A.5AA inserted After section 3.4A.5 of the Principal Act insert—
(13) section 3.4.18(3) of the Principal Act insert— "(4) This section applies in relation to a venue whose approval under Part 3 is suspended in the same way that it applies in relation to an approved venue.". (14) In section 3.4.18A of the Principal Act— "permitted" substitute "that are to be permitted"; "approved venue" (where first occurring) insert "(or venue whose approval under Part 3 is suspended)"; "approved venue" (where secondly occurring) substitute "venue". (15) In section 3.4.18B(1) of the Principal Act— "permitted" substitute "that are to be permitted"; "an approved venue" insert "(or venue whose approval under Part 3 is suspended)"; "the approved venue" substitute "the venue". (16) In section 3.4.19(1)(a) of the Principal Act, after "approved venue" insert "(or venue whose approval under Part 3 is suspended)". (17) After section 3.4.20(4) of the Principal Act insert— "(5) This section applies in relation to a venue whose approval under Part 3 is suspended in the same way that it applies in relation to an approved venue.".
in the course of providing mental health services to a child. (2) In this regulation, chief psychiatrist and mental health service provider have the same meanings as in the Mental Health Act 2014. 10 Early notification of births For the purposes of section 43(2) of the Act, the form set out in Schedule 1 is prescribed. 11 Prescribed applicable entities with functions of a public nature For the purposes of item 5 of Schedule 5 to the Act, the following applicable entities are prescribed— Australian Centre for the Moving Image established by section 21 of the Film Act 2001; Council of Trustees of the National Gallery of Victoria constituted by section 5 of the National Gallery of Victoria Act 1966; Geelong Performing Arts Centre Trust established by section 3(1) of the Geelong Performing Arts Centre Trust Act 1980; Library Board of Victoria constituted under section 16 of the Libraries Act 1988;
painting and decorating) (a) preparation of surfaces for the application of and (b) the application of paint or other substances for protective, decorative or technical purposes; and (c) colour matching. 29 Category of builder, class of domestic builder (limited to floor and wall tiling work) The carrying out of, or the managing or arranging the carrying out of, domestic building work involving affixing for functional or decorative use on the internal or external surfaces of a home, including a swimming pool or spa, which includes waterproofing the tiling. 30 Category of builder, class of domestic builder (limited to attaching external fixtures) The carrying out of, or the managing or arranging the carrying out of, domestic building work involving the installation of external fixtures such as blinds, awnings, security screens, insect screens and balustrades. ". 16 Schedule 8—Exemptions for buildings and building work In the Note at the foot of item 1 in Column 2 of the Table in Schedule 8 to the Principal Regulations, for "water service authority"
the following (but does not include air assisted boom sprayers or twin fluid nozzle sprayers)— blowers; sprayers; blast sprayers; shear sprayers; other spraying equipment that produces a droplet size spectrum that is classified as fine or very fine under ANSI/ASAE S572.1, Spray Nozzle Classification by Droplet Spectra: American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers, as published from time to time; registered veterinary chemical product means a veterinary chemical product registered under Part 2 of the Agvet Code of Victoria; Schedule 4 Poison has the same meaning as it has in section 4(1) of the Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act 1981; Schedule 7 Poison has the same meaning as it has in section 4(1) of the Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act 1981; school has the same meaning as it has in the Education and Training Reform Act 2006;
5 An offence against regulation 8(2) of the Regulations 2 penalty units 6 An offence against regulation 8(3) of the Regulations 2 penalty units 7 An offence against regulation 12(1) of the Regulations 2 penalty units 8 An offence against regulation 12(2) of the Regulations 2 penalty units Column 1 Item Column 2 Infringement offence Column 3 Infringement penalty 9 An offence against regulation 16 of the Regulations 2 penalty units ". ═════════════
LNPA WORKING GROUP July 11 -12, 2017 Meeting Final Minutes Durham, NC Host: Bandwidth.com TUESDAY July 11, 2017 Attendance Name Company Name Company Lane Patterson 10xpeople Bridget Alexander JSI Lisa Marie Maxson 10xpeople (phone) James LNP Alliance John Skousen 10xpeople Lynette T. Khirallah NetNumber (phone) David Alread AT&T Aaron Goldberger Neustar Renee Dillon AT&T Anand Rathi Neustar Teresa Patton AT&T Dave Garner Neustar Mark ATL Gary Sacra Neustar Anna Kafka Bandwidth.com Jim Rooks Neustar Kevin Elkins Bandwidth.com Lavinia Rotaru Neustar Lisa Jill Freeman Bandwidth.com Marcel Champagne Neustar Matt Ruehlen Bandwidth.com Michael O’Connor Neustar Rob Brezina Bandwidth.com Mubeen Saifullah Neustar Sarah Delphey Bandwidth.com Paul LaGattuta Neustar (phone) Connie Stufflebeem BKD, LLP (phone) Steve Addicks Neustar Doug Litten BVU Authority Shannon Sevigny Neustar Pooling Joy CenturyLink Mary SOMOS Phil Linse CenturyLink (phone) Hollie Carrender Sprint Betty Sanders Charter (phone) Suzanne Addington Sprint Glenn Clepper Charter Darren Post Synchronoss Technologies Kathy Troughton Charter (phone) Jeanne Kulesa Synchronoss Technologies Erik Chuss Chase Tech LLC (phone) Bob Bruce Syniverse (phone) Randee Ryan Comcast Luke Sessions T-Mobile Kim Isaacs Electric Lightwave (phone) Paula Campagnoli T-Mobile Wendy Rutherford GVNW (phone) Bill Reilly TOM Cathy McMahon iconectiv Greg Chiasson TOM Dave Gorton iconectiv Dave Lund US Cellular Doug Babcock iconectiv Tanya Golub US Cellular George Tsacnaris iconectiv Bale Pathman Verizon Wireless (phone) Joel Zamlong iconectiv Deb Tucker Verizon Wireless John Malyar iconectiv Kathy Rogers Verizon Wireless Michael Doherty iconectiv Dawn Lawrence Verizon (phone) Pat White iconectiv Jason Lee Verizon (phone) Paul Mazouat iconectiv Scott Terry Windstream (phone) Shanmugavel Krishnan iconectiv Steven Koch iconectiv LNPA WORKING GROUP MEETING MINUTES:
4 Revocation The Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances (Precursor Chemicals) Regulations 2007 are revoked. 5 Definition In these Regulations— precursor chemical a substance (including its salts, derivatives, isomers, analogues and homologues) that may be used in the preparation of a drug of dependence, whether or not the substance is contained in, or mixed with, another substance. 6 Prescribed precursor chemicals For the purpose of section 71D of the Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act 1981, a substance specified in Column 1 of Schedule 1 is a prescribed precursor chemical. 7 Prescribed quantities of prescribed precursor chemicals For the purpose of section 71D of the Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Act 1981, the prescribed quantity applicable to a prescribed precursor chemical specified in Column 1 of Schedule 1 is the quantity specified in relation to that chemical in Column 2 of that Schedule.