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NOTICE OF ELECTION AGENTS' AND OFFICES South Gloucestershire Council (ARO) Election of a Member of Parliament for Filton and Bradley Stoke on Thursday 7 May 2015 I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the names and addresses of election agents of the candidates at this election, and the addresses of the offices or places of such election agents to which all claims, notices, writs, summons, and other documents addressed to them may be sent, have respectively been declared in writing to me as follows: Name of Candidate Name of Election Agent Address of Offices of Election Agent BOULTON Ian Michael SNELLING Mary 6 Overnhill Road Downend Bristol BS16 5DN House Unit D Abbeywood Business Park Emma Chris Way Filton BS34 7UU Peter Anthony (Commonly Known As: Pete Bruce) BRUCE Peter Anthony 8 Road Winterbourne Bristol BS36 1QF 8 Salem Road Winterbourne Bristol BS36 1QF LOPRESTI Giacomo (Commonly Known As: Jack Lopresti) MURPHY Kris 8 Trinity Court Church Road Kingswood Bristol BS15 4FG 5 Westfield Park Bristol BS6 6LT WALKER Benjamin Lee (Commonly Known As: Ben Walker) WALKER Ben 136 Ferndene Bradley Bristol BS32 9DF 136 Ferndene Bradley Stoke Bristol BS32 9DF WARNER Diana Lewen PHILLIPS Damien 1 The Park Frenchay BS16 1PL 1 The Park Frenchay BS16 1PL
SKIDMORE Christopher James (Commonly Known As: Chris Skidmore) MURPHY Kris 8 Trinity Court Church Road Kingswood Bristol BS15 4FG 5 Westfield Park Bristol BS6 6LT WORTH Richard Brian (Commonly Known As: Richard Worth) WORTH Richard Brian 68 Ludlow Close Willsbridge Bristol BS30 6HA 68 Ludlow Close Willsbridge Bristol BS30 6HA
NOTICE OF ELECTION AGENTS' NAMES AND OFFICES South Gloucestershire Council (ARO) Election of a Member of Parliament for Thornbury and Yate on Thursday 7 May 2015 I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the names and addresses of election agents of the candidates at this election, and the addresses of the offices or places of such election agents to which all claims, notices, writs, summons, and other documents addressed to them may be sent, have respectively been declared in writing to me as follows: Name of Candidate Name of Election Address of Agent Offices of Election Agent HALL Luke Anthony EVANS Owen James 41 Top Floor Flat Ashley Hill Bristol BS6 5JA House Hatters Lane Chipping Sodbury BS37 6AA HAMILTON Iain Adams PHILLIPS Damien 1 The Park Frenchay BS16 1PL 1 The Park Frenchay BS16 1PL MARTIN Russell James (Commonly Known As: Russ Martin) MARTIN Russ 82 Kingscote Yate Bristol BS37 8YE 36 High Street Thornbury Bristol BS35 2AJ ROBERTS Hadleigh Vaughan ROBERTS Hadleigh Vaughan 55 City View Apartments Bristol BS5 0AA 55 City View Apartments Bristol BS5 0AA WEBB Steven John PARKINSON Richard Clive 23 Church Road Thornbury Bristol BS35 1EL Home Stables Station Road Iron Acton Bristol BS37 9TA
SNELLING Julie FABS Labour Party, c/o Bristol USDAW House, Unit D, Abbey Wood Business Park, Emma Chris Way, Bristol, BS34 7JU KEEL Gareth Vaughan George (Commonly Known As: Gareth Keel) MURPHY Kris 5 Westfield Park, Bristol, BS6 6LT MANNING Martin BRUCE Peter Anthony 8 Salem Road, Winterbourne, BS36 1QF PARSONS Annette Maria Elizabeth Woodstock Ward Name of Agent Correspondence Address Name of Candidate ALLINSON Edward Roger 85 Quantock Close, North Common, Oldland Common Parish, Bristol, South Gloucester, BS30 8UU CORRIGAN James Pringle COALES Roger Labour South West, 4 Emery Road, Bristol, BS4 5PF MANSON Gareth Thomas MURPHY Kris 5 Westfield Park, Bristol, BS6 6LT NATHWANI Bipinchandra (Commonly Known As: Bips Nathwani) COALES Roger Labour South West, 4 Emery Road, Bristol, BS4 5PF PERKINS Andrew Mark (Commonly Known As: Andy Perkins) MURPHY Kris 5 Westfield Park, Bristol, BS6 6LT POPE Richard Brian (Commonly Known As: Richard Pope) COALES Roger Labour South West, 4 Emery Road, Bristol, BS4 5PF ROONEY Patricia Ann (Commonly Known As: Pat Rooney) MURPHY Kris 5 Westfield Park, Bristol, BS6 6LT STAPLES Philip Andrew (Commonly Known As: Philip Staples) ALLINSON Edward R 85 Quantock Close, North Common, Bristol, BS30 8UU THOYTS Patrick John Eagar ALLINSON Edward R 85 Quantock Close, North Common, Bristol, BS30 8UU THOYTS Penelope Ruth (Commonly Known As: Penelope Ruth Thoyts) LUFF Mike 101 Rose Green Road, St George, Bristol, BS5 7UT WORTH Richard (Commonly Known As: Richard Worth) Yate Central Ward Name of Correspondence Address Name of Candidate MCGRATH Michael Paul 14 Hatherley, Yate, Bristol, BS37 4LT ABRAHAM Peter David WILLMORE Christine Joan 3 Church Farm Yate, BS37 5BZ DAVIS Ruth Brenda WILLIAMS Sonia South Gloucershire Conservatives, Tudor House, Hatters Lane, Chipping Sodbury, Bristol, BS37 6AA GARNER Roy MCGRATH Michael Paul 14 Hatherley, Yate, Bristol, BS37 4LT MCGRATH Michael Paul SUTTON Adrian 2 Prestbury, Yate, Bristol, BS37 4LB SUTTON Adrian WILLMORE Christine Joan 3 Church Farm Yate, BS37 5BZ WALKER Susan Jane (Commonly Known As: Sue Walker)
on …………………………………………………………………………., being 2 days from the date of this notice. The tenancy will end on that date. *strike out whichever is inapplicable THE GROUND/S on which this notice is issued are: [Insert particulars identifying the circumstances giving rise to the ground/s] this …………………………………………. day of …………………………………….……………………………….. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..……. [Signature/s of tenant/s] [Insert address/es and telephone contact/s of tenant/s]
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS Advertising costs in a local circulating newspaper (South Western Times). POLICY COMPLIANCE The proposed changes are required to ensure consistency with LPS7 and to clarify their intent and purpose – thereby making the policies more robust, rational and understandable. STATUTORY COMPLIANCE Schedule 2, Part 2, clause 4, of the Planning and Development (Local Planning Schemes) Regulations 2015, sets out the requirements and processes for amending a Local Planning Policy. The requirements of the Regulations will be followed. CONCLUSION The proposed changes to the policies form the first part of a wider review of the Shire’s Local Planning Framework. The changes proposed are to improve the overall ease of use and interpretation of the policies and ensure relevance. EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDATION That Council: Grant approval to advertise amendments to the policies as set out in Attachment 10.4.3(1); Undertake a separate advertising process for Policy 9.21 Balingup Village Centre – Special Character Area seeking localised feedback on direction and purpose of the policy; and Authorise the Chief Executive Officer to undertake such tasks necessary to advertise policies in accordance with Regulations. 10.4.4 CLOSURE OF UNCONSTRUCTED ROAD RESERVE (ABUTTING EGAN PARK) TO ALLOW DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY GARDEN Location Road Reserve (abutting Egan Park, Donnybrook) Applicant Donnybrook Community Garden Inc. File Reference A162 Author Bob Wallin - Principal Planner
NOTICE OF POLL Lichfield District Council Election of a City Councillor for Lichfield (Stowe Ward) Notice is hereby given that: A poll for the election of a City Councillor for Lichfield Ward) will be held on Thursday 14 December 2017, between the hours of 7:00 am and 10:00 pm. The number of City Councillors to be elected is one. The names, home addresses and descriptions of the Candidates remaining validly nominated for election and the names of all persons signing the Candidates nomination paper are as follows: Name of Candidate Home Address cription (if any) Names of Signatories Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Assentors FIELD Matthew Lee Flat 16, Aiden Court, Aiden Court Road, Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS13 6LB Labour Party David C Robertson (+) Caroline A Morrow Brown (++) LAX Angela Clare Wissage Hill House, Covey Close, Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS13 6BS The Conservative Party Candidate A Lax (+) Gay C Dennis (++) The situation of Polling Stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Situation of Polling Station Station Number Ranges of electoral register numbers of persons entitled to vote thereat Guildroom, Guildhall, Bore Street 1 RS-1 to RS-739 Life Church Lichfield, Netherstowe, Lichfield 2 RT-1 to RT-1206 Cruck House, Stowe Street, Lichfield 3 RU-1 to RU-215 Cruck House, Stowe Street, Lichfield 3 RW-1 to RW-365 Scotch Orchard C.P. School, Scotch Orchard, Lichfield 4 RX-1 to RX-1449
You must report changes. The list of these changes is on the Rights and Responsibilities form. Report all changes within 10 days. You must report when the source of your income changes. You must also report a change in earned income of $100 or more a month, and a change in any other income of $50 a month or more. . You may also qualify for other help. The Telephone Assistance Program (OTAP) helps with the cost of basic phone service. Families with children can get free or low price school meals. In some areas, meals are offered in the summer. Talk to your worker for more about this. If anyone in your group has an overpayment, your monthly food benefits will be less until the amount is paid back. The reductionwill be $10.00 or 10%, whichever is more. We may also collect the overpayment from tax returns. Administrative Rules: 461-110-0530, 461-115-0040, 461-115-0450, 461-150-0060 - 0090, 461-155-0190, 461-160-0060, 461-160-0070, 461-160-0430, 461-165-0060, 461-170-0010, 461-170-0011, 461-180-0080, and 461-195-0551 If you disagree with this action, you have the right to a hearing. Read Part 1 on the back of this form for more information. Notice is generated when: Computer initiated when a case is opened or a redetermination is done for Change Reporting cases. Notice is sent on: System Initiated based on CRT or REC action. NOTM,FSP00OI SNAP BENEFITS DENIED; OVER INCOME LIMIT Based on the information you provided with your application for food benefits we are denying your application. We used XX persons and $X,XXX.XX countable income. You are over the income limit. You have too much income to qualify. You may request to speak with an eligibility worker about this decision. To talk with a worker about this decision please contact: Worker Name: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Expression of interest can be submitted online by accessing the . If assistance is required to lodge an application, call the SSMS helpdesk on (03) 9225 2305. Applications close on Friday 30 October 2015. Successful applicants will be notified by the VCAA. For further information, contact Adam Whitbread, VCAL Manager on (03) 9032 1727 or by email:
1. Student Examination/Assessment Timetables Student Assessment Timetables for the General Achievement Test (GAT) will be available from Monday 7 May. Student Examination/Assessment Timetables should be produced from VASS using the menu STUDENT PROGRAM > VCE Reports > Student Examination/Assessment Timetables. You must select 4 GAT and NHT examinations and NHT U4 SAC. Student Examination/Assessment Timetables may be printed for an individual student by selecting the radio button next to the Student Number field or for ALL students or students within a Year Level/Form Group. If the Student Number field is enabled, the student number can be entered or searched for using the search function. Student Examination/Assessment Timetables must be distributed to students. Timetables produced before Monday 7 May should be discarded. Note: Student Examination/Assessment Timetables for the Extended Investigation Critical Thinking Test (Cycle 6) and/or October/November examination period (Cycle 8) should not be produced, as centres for these assessment periods are not yet finalised. 2. Examination Centre Summary (Written) reports Information regarding GAT centres may be accessed through VASS using the menu: STUDENT PROGRAM > VCE Reports > Examination Centre Summary (Cycle 4). The information provided on these reports summarises the 2018 GAT centre arrangements for your school, including: the GAT centres your home school students will be attending either at your school or at another school students from other schools attending your centre for the GAT. 3. Special Examination Arrangements advice slips and summary report Special Examination Arrangements advice may be produced in VASS using the menu: STUDENT PROGRAM > VCE Reports > Special Examination Arrangements Advice Slips.
particular kind of coin or currency in place of it: HJR-192 / Public Law 73-10 states that provision….which purports to give the obligee a right to require payment in gold or a particular kind of coin or currency…. is declared to be against Public Policy; the term ‘coin or currency’ means coin or currency of the United States, including….notes of …..national banking associations”. (see also 31 U.S.C. § 5103 – legal tender) Refusal or wrongful dishonor of this presentment in exchange or discharge of obligation may result in your loss of recourse against the endorser of the instrument to Respondent.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Trinity Lutheran childcare center, gardnerville, Nevada is requesting a variance, #691, from the NEVADA State Board of Health Regulations NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Trinity Lutheran Childcare Center, has requested a variance from Nevada Administrative Code (NAC) 432A.250 1a, (Buildings and Grounds). A public hearing will be conducted on March 9, 2018 at 9:00 am, by the Nevada State Board of Health to consider this request as follows: Division of Public and Behavioral Health 4150 Technology Way, Suite 303 Carson City, Nevada Southern Nevada Health District 280 S. Decatur Blvd Red Rock Conference Room Las Vegas, NV 89107 Washoe County Division of Aging and Disability Services Early Intervention Services 1020 Ruby Vista Drive, Suite 102 Elko, Nevada NAC 432A.250 1a states: “1. Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, subsection 3 and , in each facility there must be: (a) At least 35 square feet of indoor space for each child, exclusive of bathrooms, halls, kitchen, stairs, storage spaces, multipurpose rooms and gymnasiums that are not regularly used. Persons wishing to comment upon the proposed variance may appear at the scheduled public hearing or may submit written testimony at least five days before the scheduled hearing to: Secretary, Board of Health Division of Public and Behavioral Health 4150 Technology Way, 300 Carson City, NV 89706 Anyone wishing to testify for more than five minutes on the proposed variance must petition the Board of Health at the above address. Petitions shall contain the following: 1) a concise statement of the subject(s) on which the petitioner will present testimony; 2) the estimated time for the petitioner’s presentation. This notice has also been posted at the following locations: DIVISION OF PUBLIC AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, 4150 TECHNOLOGY WAY LOBBY, CARSON CITY DIVISION OF PUBLIC AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH WEBSITE: dpbh.nv.gov
AII competitors must be of good health and a competent sailor capable of racing in 25 knots wind and it is his sole responsibility to decide to participate in a race or to continue racing. It is the responsibility of each sailor to decide to participate in a race or to continue racing. A competitor is wholly and exclusively responsible for party liability insurance on the boat that he is sailing and for his personal accident and health insurance. Each participating boat be insured with valid third-party liability insurance with a minimum cover of € 1.000.000. 19. Indemnification To the fullest extent permitted by law, each competitor agrees to indemnify and hold OSM Schulensmeer, owners, affiliates, officers, employees, agents, committee persons and race officials acting in their official capacities harmless, from any third party claim to the extent arising from a competitor's acts or omissions. 20. Charter boats Chartering is eventually organized by the Race Committee. 21. Contact Website www.schulensmeer.be Venue address OV Schulensmeer, Demerstraat 60 - 3560 Lummen E-mail address info@schulensmeer.be Phone 013-44 12 37
Exam. passed Name of the Institution (School / College etc.) Name of the University Year of passing Marks secured/ CGPA Full marks in the Exam. %age of CGPA Divn. 1st 2nd 3rd Annexures 1 HSC or Eqv. Certificate-B1 Marksheet-B2 2 +2 Sc./ I.Sc/ Diploma (Engg.) Certificate-B3 Marksheet-B4 3 BE/B.Tech Certificate-B5 Marksheet-B6 4 ME/M.Tech Certificate-B7 Marksheet-B8 5 Ph.D (Engg.) Certificate-B9 6. Post Doc. Certificate-B10 PART-C 9. DETAILS OF M.TECH. /ME DEGREE AWAREDED AS SUPERVISOR (Certificates from the Head of the concerned organization/Institute to be enclosed in the following tabular format as Annexures C1, C2,….) Name of the M.Tech/ ME Scholar Name of the specialization of the student Name of the Institution (address including web side) where guided Date of award of M.Tech/ME Degree Name of the Name of the Co-guide if any 1 C1 2 C2 3 C3 4 C4 5 C5 6 C6 7 C7 8. C8 9. C9 10. C10 11. C11 Full Signature of the Candidate 2 PART-D
16 J16 17 J17 18 J18 19 J19 20 J20 Full Signature of the Candidate 6 Check List (All the documents submitted must be self attested by the Applicant) Annexures Copy of the Photo ID Card (Voter ID/ PAN Card/Adhar Card, etc.) Crossed Demand Draft Copy of Reservation Category Cost (if applicable) Domicile Certificate (if applicable) Copy of Employment / Service Certificate from the Employers Annexure 1 Annexure 2 Annexure 3 Annexure 4 Annexures: A1, A2,………… Copy of Certificates/Mark (Grade) sheet of all Examination Passed. H.S.C Certificate H.S.C Marksheet +2 Certificate +2 Marksheet B.Tech Certificate B.Tech Grade sheet M.Tech Degree Certificate M.Tech Marksheet Ph.D Degree Certificate Post Doctoral certificate (if any) Annexure B1 Annexure B2 Annexure B3 Annexure B4 Annexure B5 Annexure B6 Annexure B7 Annexure B8 Annexure B9 Annexure B10 Copy of the Certificate from the Head of the Institute (M.Tech Award as Supervisor) C1, C2 , C3 …………………… Copy of University Notification for Ph.D degree Awarded as Supervisor D1, D2, D3 …………………….
accreditation and approved by the board; and certified in all 4 expanded functions as defined in 16.5.33 NMAC by a date no later than July 1, 2019.” 16.5.42.10 NMAC, Subsection A, adds “as defined in 16.5.42.9(A)”. 16.5.42.10 NMAC, Subsection A, Paragraph 5 adds “proof of certifications in all 4 expanded functions as defined in 16.5.33 NMAC no later than July 1, 2019.” 16.5.42.10 NMAC, Subsection B, deletes “not graduated from an accredited expanded function dental auxiliary program” and inserts “not graduated from a program as defined in 16.5.42.9(A) NMAC” and inserts a reference to “C”. 16.5.42.12 NMAC, adds a new section “Timeline for Previously Issued EFDA permits and Expanded Functions: All current EFDA certification permit holders must have all four expanded functions as defined in 16.5.33 NMAC no later than July 1, 2019. EFDA permits will suspend automatically if such expanded functions certifications are not current. Once those expanded functions are certified, the EFDA permit will become valid until its regular expiration period.”
ANNEXURE‐IV Technical Specifications S. No. Item Manufacturer Name Manufacturer’s warranty Any from the Comments 1 27 Inches Desktop Monitor (LED Full HD) 2 Laptop (i7, 6th Gen, 1 TB HDD, 8 GB RAM, Windows 10 Professional, Screen Size 13.3 to 14 inch, weight less than or equal to 2 Kg, 3 years warranty) 3 Laptop (i5, 6th Gen, 1 TB HDD, 4 GB RAM, Windows 10 Professional, Screen Size up to 14 inches, weight less than or equal to 2kg ,3 years warranty) 4 Desktop ( i5, 6th Gen, 1 TB HDD, 4 GB RAM, Windows 10 Professional, Screen Size greater than equal to 18.5, 3 years warranty) with UPS (600 VA) 5 Microsoft Office 2016 Home & Business 6 Antivirus Internet Security (one year) 7 Inkjet Printer cum Scanner 8 External Hard Disk USB 3.0 (2 TB) 9 Wireless
and ordered to make rectification during first four months since the implementation date of this Notice. Vessels engaged in international voyages shall meet the requirements of the related International Conventions that China concluded or acceded to, and also the Jiangsu Plan. Inland vessels and river-sea direct link vessels shall use general diesel oils that are in accordance with GB 252, and shall not use residual oil and heavy oil. Vessels can take alternative measures, such as using shore power, clean energy and exhaust after-treatment, so as to meet the requirement of emission control. According to the requirements of Zhejiang Plan and MOT, the maritime administrations, the transportation administrative departments (port administrative departments) shall strengthen their supervision and administration over the ECAs in accordance with their division of duty. It is hereby announced. Transportation Department of Jiangsu Province (stamp) Environmental Protection Bureau of Jiangsu Province (stamp) Jiangsu Maritime Safety Administration of China (stamp) 29 August 2017
NOTICE OF POLL High Peak Election of a Borough Councillor for Limestone Peak Ward Notice is hereby given that: A poll for the election of a Borough Councillor for Limestone Peak Ward will be held on Thursday 9 November 2017, between the hours of 7:00 am and 10:00 pm. The number of Borough Councillors to be elected is one. The names, home addresses and descriptions of the Candidates remaining validly nominated for election and the names of all persons signing the Candidates nomination paper are as follows: Name of Candidate Home Address Description (if any) Names of Signatories Proposers(+), Seconders(++) & Assentors CROOK Peter Colin 1 Millcliff, Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 6QP Green Party Samaya Lune (+) Jane Taylor Burton Katie Lynch Fred Goodison Alan W Jones Rodney E Leach (++) Carolyn Leach Susan A. Mycock Derek Hullock Brian A. Tighe FORBES Alistair MacPhail 3 Spencer Road, Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 9DX Liberal Democrat Frank K Birkin (+) Ann Birkin Alan Smith Diane Hardy Florence Smith Brian J. Foster (++) Lee J Barlow Hazel Smith Nicola Fisher Jennie E Leafe LAMBERT Jim Kinder Farm, Chapel En Le Frith, High Peak, SK23 0QR The Labour Candidate John E Goodchild (+) Tracey J Longmore Gwyneth Wakelin Marion L Wright Andrea E Hoyle Rex Hallows (++) Leslie Wakelin Michael Page Sophie E Smith Robert L Hoyle ROBERTS Peter Nigel Springfield, 18 New Street, Peak Dale, SK17 8AX The Conservative Candidate Irene Beverley (+) Jocelyn M Wood Irene Dakin M. Josephine Garlick Graham Beverley (++) Claire J Wood Geoffrey Dakin Ivan Gregory Martin S Shaw The situation of Polling Stations and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Situation of Polling Station Station Number Ranges of electoral register numbers of persons entitled to vote thereat Great Rocks Club, Club House, School Road, Peak Dale 1 LP1-1 to LP1-70 Great Rocks Club, Club House, School Road, Peak Dale 1 LP3-1 to LP3-614 Over 60`S Club, Hallsteads, Dove Holes 2 LP2-1 to LP2-858 Over 60`S Club, Hallsteads, Dove Holes 2 LP5-1 to LP5-5 The Village Hall, Wormhill, Buxton 3 LP4-1/1 to LP4-135
Notice of Service Termination The Services to School’s Team are very sorry to see you go. We remain committed to delivering first class services at a competitive and affordable price and believe that the levels of support and expertise we are able to offer are second to none. With this in mind we would be pleased to discuss with you how we might be able to provide services to support your school/college/academy. If you would still like to give notice for a service, please complete the form below. Please note; Completion and submission of this form is the only acceptable means of serving notice to terminate a service. Notices given verbally will not be accepted, nor will notices given in writing by any other means than this form. When completed, you should submit your form to Your notice date will be calculated by the date this form is received. You will receive an with details of the services you have given notice, along with the service end date and any outstanding payment due. Outstanding payments will be processed through the StoS Webshop and will be automatically approved by StoS admin. Most services require either 6 or 12 months’ advance notice in order to terminate School Name___________________________________________________________ Service Code Service Name Reason for Termination
19th June, 2018 NOTICE REGARDING RESCHEDULING OF END-SEMESTER EXAMINATION SCHEDULED ON 22.06.2018 In view of the Local Holiday declared on 22nd June, 2018, the examinations scheduled on 22.06.2018 has been rescheduled as follows: B.A.LL.B (Hons.) Date & Time Semester Paper No. Name of the Paper 27.06.2018 (Wed) (9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.) Semester VI LLB604 Labour Law I 27.06.2018 (Wed) (1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.) Semester VIII LLB804 International Environmental Law Ph.D Coursework Date & Time Semester Paper No. Name of the Paper 23.06.2018 (Sat) (9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.) Ph.D Coursework LAW 103 Comparative Constituitional Law Sd/- [Prof. (Dr.) J.J. Mozika]
Other agencies hire of the space which helps support the objectives of the charity which is of benefit to the community as a whole. Who will lose if the usage ceases? All of the groups and the agencies use or hire the space at 67 Queens Road. The wider community that feels the benefits from the work that takes place at Community at 67. Evidence gained from relevant sources (owner, Ward member, Parish Council, B&NES Council) None Enter score out of 25 and rationale 25 C2. Is any aspect of the usage actively discouraged by the Council’s Policy and Budget Framework? Evidence provided by nominee The Annual Report and Contitution for Community at 67 and Application indicates that there is no evidence that the usage is actively discouraged by the Council’s Policy and Budget framework Evidence gained from other relevant sources (owner, Ward member, Parish Council, B&NES Council) None Enter score out of 25 and rationale 25 C3. Why is the seen as having social value in the context of the community on whose behalf the nomination is being made? Evidence provided by nominee The Nomination includes the following: The users of the centre are local and predominantly situated in an area where this resource provides valuable support to a community that sits in the most disadvantaged Ward in Keynsham. Evidence gained from relevant sources (owner, Ward member, Parish Council, B&NES Council) Support received from the B&NES Councillor for Keynsham “I would wish to whole heartedly support their application.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF JACKSON COUNTY, MISSOURI PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE TO PRO SE LITIGANTS This is to advise you that Missouri law requires that you have an attorney represent you in any of the following matters: All Applications for Letters of Guardianship and/or Conservatorship for an Adult All Applications for Letters of Guardianship and/or Conservatorship of a Minor All Applications for Letters of Limited Guardianship and/or Conservatorship Affidavit to Establish Title To Distributee (Small Estate Affidavit) Petition to Require Administration Petition for Determination of Heirship Application for Letters of Administration Application for Letters of Testamentary Application for Letters DBN Application for Letters with Will Annexed The following matters may be filed by a pro se individual: Refusals of Letters – (Spousal/Creditor/Minor) Will File Only Will Admit Honorable Kathleen A. Forsyth
viii) In case of any dispute, the decision of the Principal Secretary to the Government of Punjab, department of Finance shall be final and binding. ix). Results may be Check with the Punjab State Government Gazette. x) For more details, please see the Lotteries (Regulation) Rules, 2010 of the Government of India. xi) Any of conditions of this scheme may be amended/ deleted/ modified/ relaxed at any time by the Principal Secretary Finance to the Government of Punjab in exceptional circumstances without assigning any reasons(s). Notes: i. The Director, Punjab State Lotteries will get the tickets / promoter coupons / posters will be got done from the Security Printing Press on the panel of Reserve Bank of India or the Indian bank Associations Mumbai, However, posters will be got printed from the private printing press which stands selected through open tenders at approved rates or as decided by the Govt. keeping in view the prevailing circumstances. ii) The expenditure for making payment to winners/Selling Agents/Distributors / Sellers/ Advertisers/ GSM checking Institutions/ Laboratories/ Printers, Taxes on whereas, Draw Exp. etc. under this scheme shall be met from the Budget grant provided in the budget by the State Government. The Director, State Lotteries is authorized to sanction make all kinds of payments mentioned above. Incentive to officers / officials will be paid as per policy decision to be taken in this regard on a separate file. Anirudh Tiwari Principal Secretary (Finance) Punjab Government, Chandigarh. No. 12/2(1)/2017-18/L.E-2/ Chd. the_______2018 A copy of the above scheme is forwarded to the Punjab Government Printing Press, SAS nagar , Mohali with the request this may be got published in the Ordinary Gazette of Punjab Government and 50 (Fifty ) copies may kindly be supplied to this office for record. Director, Punjab State Lotteries, Chandigarh
82. G.S.R. 358(E), dated the 30th April, 1990. 172G.S.R. 408 (E), 17th May, 2010. 83. G.S.R. 379(E), the 11th May, 1990. 173.G.S.R. 517(E), dated 16th June,2010. 84. . G.S.R. 544(E), dated the 5th June, 1990. 174. S.O. 10 (E), dated 4th January, 2011. 85. G.S.R. 545(E), dated the 5th June, 1990. 175. G.S.R. 37 (E), dated 19th January, 2011. 86. G.S.R. 783(E), dated the 13th June, 1990. 176. G.S.R. 58(E), dated the 31st January, 2011. 87. G.S.R. 68(E), dated the 10th August, 1990. 177. G.S.R. 63 (E), dated 3rd February, 2011. 88. G.S.R. 628(E), dated the 18th August, 1990. 89. G.S.R.671(E), dated the 31st August, 1990. 90. G.S.R. 694(E), dated the 11th September 1990.
80 Strengthening Fiscal tax Connection in India for tax compliance G.SRINIVASULU A-84 N. PRASANNA B-12 81 The US Tax Administration system DR. SURJIT KUMAR SAHA A-85 NARENDRA M PRASAD B-14 82 The Japan Tax Administration system VIPIN KUMAR (NWR) A-86 NEERJA SHARMA B-15 83 The UK Tax Administration system MADHURA NAYAK A-89 NHICKY LOBEN LAMA SHERPA B-16 84 The Australian Tax Administration system T. P. S. ANAND A-90 NILAM R PANDEY B-17 85 The Denmark Tax Administration system R. VIKNESWARAN B-90 NITIN V KULKARNI B-18 86 Quantitative easing RESERVE TOPICS RESERVE TOPICS 87 NCAER surveys –relevance for income tax department 88 Analyses of RBI Balance sheet 89 The National Judicial reference System 90 e-Commerce No request will be entertained for change of group.
Food Business Management SC-1 1 - - 1 Food Process Engineering OC-1 1 - - 1 Food Processing Technology BC-D(w)-1 1 - - 1 Food Safety and Quality Assurance a) Food Chemistry OC(w)-1 1 - - 1 Processing & Food Engineering - - SC-1 1 1 Renewable Energy Engineering SC(w)-1 1 - - 1 Soil & Water Conservation Engineering OC-1 1 - - 1 Total 10 1 11 Faculty of Home Science Apparel & Textiles OC-1 1 ST-1 1 2 & Nutrition ST-1; OC(w)-1 2 ST-1 1 3 Development & Family Studies BC-B-1; OC-1 2 ST-1 1 3 Resource Management & Consumer Science SC(w)-1; OC-1 2 - - 2 Total 7 3 10 Associate Professor S.No. Department General Total Backlog Total Grand Total Faculty of Agriculture Agricultural Economics OC(w)-1; 1 ST-1 1 2 Agricultural Engineering Farm Machinery & Power SC(w)-1 1 - - 1
Process & Food Engineering OC-1 1 - - 1 Soil and Water Engineering BC-A(w)-1 1 - - 1 Agricultural Extension OC-1 1 SC(w)-1 1 2 Agricultural Microbiology - - ST-1 1 1 Crop Physiology OC(w)-PH-VH-1; SC-1 2 - - 2 Genetics & Plant Breeding - - SC-3; ST(w)-1 4 4 Plant Pathology - - ST-1; ST(w)-1 2 2 Total 7 9 16 Faculty of Agricultural Engineering & Technology Basic Sciences & Humanities Mathematics OC(w)-1 1 - - 1 Farm Machinery & Power Engineering SC(w)-1 1 SC-1 1 2 Food Business Management OC-1 1 - - 1 Food Plant Operation BC-A(w)-1; OC-1 2 - - 2 Food Process Engineering OC(w)-PH-VH-1; SC-1 2 - - 2 Food Processing Technology ST(w)-1; OC-1; 2 - - 2 Food Safety and Quality Assurance Food & Industrial Microbiology BC-B(w)-1 1 - - 1 Irrigation & Drainage Engineering OC-1 1 - - 1 Processing & Food Engineering OC(w)-1 1 SC(w)-1 1 2 Renewable Energy Engineering OC-1 1 - - 1 Total 13 2 15 Professor Faculty of Agricultural Engineering & Technology S.No. Department No. of Vacancies Farm Machinery & Power 1
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Visual indication The Detectors shall provide dual bi-colour LED’s. Both LED’s enable red, amber and green local status indication also indicating that the Detector is operational and in regular communication with the C.I.E. The LED’s shall be configurable from the C.I.E to give visual indication of: Device Healthy Fire Fault – Isolation in use Detector Dirty Test Mode Chamber Fault If required, the flashing mode operation of the Detector LED’s shall be controlled through the system field program. An output connection shall also be provided in the base to connect an external remote alarm LED. Sensitivity settings The Detector sensitivity be set through the C.I.E, and shall be adjustable in the field through the field programming of the system. Sensitivity may be automatically adjusted by the panel on a time-of-day basis. Theses sensitivity levels not contravene EN54 part 7 unless placed in to thermal (heat) only mode in which case the unit shall comply with EN54 part 5. Drift compensation The Detector automatically compensate for dust accumulation and other slow environmental changes that may affect their performance. The use of this function not contravene EN54 part 7. Additional requirements Optional relay base and isolator base variants shall be available. Up to 99, intelligent Detectors may connect to one SLC loop. The C.I.E software, not the detector, shall make the alarm decision. The sensitivity of each detector shall be set in the C.I.E. The system operator shall be able to view the current analogue or digital value of each detector at the C.I.E. Addressable Thermal Heat Detector Specification Compliance with standards The Heat Detector shall be third party approved to EN54 part 5. Types A1R, A1, and BS shall be available. Functionality The Detectors shall use an electronic detector to measure thermal conditions caused by a fire and shall, on command from the C.I.E, send data to the panel representing the analogue or digital level (the temperature) at the detector. Heat Detectors be intelligent and addressable devices, and shall connect with two wires to one of the C.I.E. Signalling Line Circuits. The detector shall operate on a digital protocol loop to give reduced power consumption, upto 99 detectors and 99 modules may be connected to a single loop. The detectors shall be fitted with a loop isolation device in-built into the device.
SAMPLE DETAILS Sample results At least 1 of these boxes must be completed. Where result is less than the limit of detection (e.g. <10 cfu/mL), leave the box blank. Corrective actions provide specific detail regarding actions undertaken to manage risk to vulnerable people and the water infrastructure. Do not state “As per WRMP”. Detection number (choose from the dropdown options) Sample type (choose from the dropdown options) Was the sample taken from infrastructure or a fixture covered by the facility’s WRMP? (choose from the dropdown options) Collection method (e.g. flush water sample (which means first catch or grab); second flush or flushed water sample (15, 30 sec or 2 min etc.)) Water sample type (choose from the dropdown options) Outlet description (e.g. basin tap, showerhead, ice machine). N.B. this is not an exhaustive list Location where sample was taken (e.g. shower 23 Ward 7) Type of care provided to patients or residents at affected location Legionella pneumophila (enter the number of colony forming units present per millilitre of water (cfu/mL)) Legionella not pneumophila (enter the number of colony forming units present per millilitre of water (cfu/mL)) Patient exposure (specify immediate actions taken to manage patient exposure to water contaminated with Legionella) Water supply infrastructure (specify immediate corrective actions taken, or to be taken, with respect to the affected water supply infrastructure and/or the affected fixture to address the presence of Legionella in the water system) Other information considered relevant to this notification such as, but not limited to, a statement on the frequency of use of the outlet, chlorine residual at outlet if taken at time of the sample collection and at incoming supply. Be sure to relate any comments to the relevant detection number.
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NEMS Platform One Station Street 0115 883 1900 Susan Taylor Kimberley Smith Parkside Medical Practice 0115 927 9119 *recruiting as at March 2018 Marie Ricketts (Acting Practice Manager) Queens Bower Surgery 0115 920 8615 Dr Arya Radford Health Centre Sunrise Medical Centre / Practice 0115 919 6662 Sukhi Ghattaora Practice Manager Lynsey Smith Drs Roy & Phillips Radford Health Centre 0115 979 1313 Mr Amjid Yaqub Radford Medical Practice 0115 979 2691 Karen Murch RHR Medical Centre (Beechdale Medical 0115 979 7910 Yvette Beighton Rise Park Surgery 0115 927 2525 Harris Jo Hynes
Riverlyn Medical Centre 0115 975 2666 Ratna Patel River Green Medical Centre 0115 9211566 Ian Bonser Sue Bedding Sherrington Park Medical Practice 0115 985 8552 Julie Frankish Sherwood Rise Medical Centre 0115 962 2522 Lindsey Smith Southglade Health Centre 0115 977 0224 Patricia Gibbons Kelly Gillingham Springfield Medical Centre 0115 975 6501 Mohindra The Practice St Albans 0115 927 3444 Kirstie Veasey St Luke’s Surgery 0115 978 4374 Jennet Simpson (The) Strelley Surgery (Beechdale Medical Group) 0115 929 9219 Sarah Bulmer
Nottingham Health Service Victoria Surgery (part of Victoria & Mapperley Surgery) Victoria 0115 883 9080 Jacqui Dickensen Collette Saxon Welbeck Surgery 0115 962 0932 Shamim Sadiq Wollaton Park Medical Centre 0115 985 5016 Claire Glover Wollaton Vale Health Centre 0115 928 2216 Mrs Anne Callaghan Zulu Road Medical Centre 0115 979 2255 Shelley Taylor Dani Clarke
1.10 Safeguarding is well-managed with good systems in place. EMFEC Report. 1.11 Focused approach to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion leads to a positive and inclusive ethos EMFEC Report. 1.12 Management of sub-contracting is rigorous ensuring that the quality of delivery and value for money are maintained. Report. Areas for improvement Ref. Area for improvement Supporting Evidence 2.3 Management reporting lines to Governors requires improvement in order for managers to be suitably challenged. EMFEC Report 2.4 The quality and frequency of risk assessments does not follow best practice. EMFEC Report 2.5 The development of English and mathematics for Study Programme learners requires improvement. EMFEC Report Personal development, behaviour and welfare Grade 2 Strengths. Ref. Strength Supporting Evidence 1.13 The learners on the majority of courses are encouraged to establish ground rules in order to effectively reinforce the message of mutual respect. Provider Mini Self-Assessment Reports. 1.14 Learners take great pride in their achievements and are often keen to share their new-found skills and knowledge with others. Provider Mini Self-Assessment Reports. 1.15 Staff excel in supporting learners through personal problems, going the extra mile to alleviate health, housing
Ref. Strength Supporting Evidence FL 1.1 Retention is good (94.1%) Table FL1 Graph FL2 FL 1.2 Achievement is good (89.8%) Table FL1 Graph FL2 FL 1.3 Learners make good progress within lessons and produce work of a high standard. EMFEC Report. Lesson observations. FL 1.4 Learners are provided with very good opportunities to develop a wide range of personal, social and employability skills. Provider Mini Self-Assessment Reports. FL 1.5 Learners demonstrate significant increase in self-confidence, motivation and a love for learning which they then share with their children. Provider Mini Self-Assessment Reports. Areas for improvement Ref. Area for improvement Supporting Evidence FL 2.1 Achievement for ‘white other’ learners (77.9%) require improvement. End of year MIS SAR Data Report 2016-17 Quality of teaching, learning and assessment Strengths Ref. Strength Supporting Evidence FL 1.6 Lesson observation grade profile is outstanding (100% good or better) However, only a very small number of graded observations took place. Tables FL3 and FL4 FL 1.7 A very good range of learning resources and activities are used effectively to enable learners to develop skills that will support their child’s education, EMFEC Report. Lesson observations. FL 1.8 Tutors are highly skilled and extremely at building respect and positive relationships with learners in order to create productive learning environments. Provider Mini Self-Assessment Reports. Lesson observations. Areas for improvement Ref. Area for improvement Supporting Evidence