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BYHA Minutes April 11, 2018] Regular Meeting after Elections Called to order at 6:40pm items - positions President – Bruce Hasbargen –motion made by Jennifer Nelson seconded by Angie Loveless - carried Vice – Andy Haskell –motion made by Bruce Hasbargen seconded by Angie Loveless - carried Secretary – Jennifer Nelson motion made by Bruce Bentfield seconded by Ryan Kieson - carried Treasurer – Shelly Nistler – motion made by Jennifer Nelson seconded by Angie Loveles - carried JFC – Shelly, Corey, Matt motion made by Jim Dewar seconded by Angie Loveless - carried BCAC – Ryan and Jim – motion made by Angie Loveless seconded by Jennifer Nelson – carried Table the rest of the committee at the next meeting Discuss goalie scholarship – squirts up. Motion to goalie scholarships to Canadian Professional Camp made by Jennifer Nelson seconded by Ryan Kieson - carried. Scheduling games/game limit – Jim discusses that this is really a HDC issue that will be discussed at the district Pin Development – Jim discusses that this should be a fun experience, if cost was not an issue can we step up our game? Discussion of hockey culture – banners, old jersey’s, puck display, bubble hockey – bring a proposal to the board – Courtney Gifford discusses the culture of Bemidji – wants to foster a culture of togetherness – Lumberjack award – this is what I want in a Lumberjack – here are our lumberjacks coming up – Becky Adams – also want to be on the committee – discussion continues regarding language – no profanity Fundraising efforts – make a motion to pursue pull tabs with Jim Marcottee leading the way – motion made by Jim Dewar seconded by Bruce Bentfield – discussion for 1 year with a review – $10,000 review the salary after 1 year. Motion carries equipment requests HDC – nothing really – Second Monday of every moth 6:30am here at the BCA – needs to get the minutes typed up and posted Open Discussion Jim – few quick things - Neil H. NVP of our organization. Cross training people to do various jobs.
they are separated out and a differential category of UV-Mining be established. This will allow council to consider a separate rate in the dollar and/or minimum for mining rates if it wishes to. GRV valuations are likely to remain unchanged as there has been no revaluation this year. The state and national economies are struggling at present and whilst some costs are increasing inflation is at a low rate. The Annual CPI to the December quarter is 1.5% Australia wide and 0.4% for Perth. Obviously local farmers and businesses are facing harsh economic times with the fall out form the February flooding. With this in mind the administration is suggesting an increase in rate income for the 2017/18 financial year of approximately 2%. This is lower than that outlined in the long term financial plan (5.5%) but is one that the administration believes will allow the current level of services and facilities to be maintained and an increase more acceptable to the community. The rates in the dollar proposed for 2017/18 are outlined below and a full comparison showing 2%, 3% and 5% increases are in the attachment: RATING CATEGORY 2016/17 RATE Cent in $ 2017/18 RATE Cent in $ GRV Residential 10.6766 10.8901 GRV Commercial 11.9890 12.2287 GRV Industrial 14.1370 14.4197 GRV Transient Worker Camps 29.5400 30.1308 GRV Short Stay Accommodation 29.5400 30.1308 UV 1.0676 0.9620 UV - Mining 1.0889 Minimum – all categories $920.00 $938.40 It is proposed that the minimum rate charged in 2017/18 be increased by approximately 2%. Consultation: No community consultation has been undertaken but will be once adopted by Council as required by section 6.36 of the Local Government Act 1995. The Minister for Local Government will need to ratify any different rating to be applied. Statutory Obligations: Sections 6.33, 6.35 and 6.36 of Government Act 1995. Policy Implications: Nil
Policy Implications: Council Policy G2 refers to attendance at the Annual Local Government Work Convention. Budget / Financial Implications: Allowance is made in the budget each year for Councillors and the Chief Executive Officer to attend this event. Strategic Implications: As well as the information gained from the speakers there is the opportunity for Councillors to network with Councillors and Staff from Local government across the state. Sustainability Implications: Environmental: There are no known significant environmental considerations. Economic: There are no known significant economic considerations. Social: There are no known significant social considerations. Voting Requirements: Simple majority OFFICER RECOMMENDATION AND COUNCIL DECISION Moved: Cr S Gairen ITEM 10.4.5 Seconded: Cr G Richardson
BOARD MEETING MINUTES Date: 4/13/2015 On Line/Conf Call Presiding: Barb Chamberlain Recording: R. Strauss Call in attendance: B.Pope, R. Shaffer, T. Nichols, H. Rodgers, M. Scannell TOPIC DISCUSSION ACTION 1.0 Call to Order 1.0 Meeting called to order by Barbara Chamberlain at 6:05 PM 1.0 2.0 Approval of minutes 2.0 Minutes approved with corrections 3..0 Presidents 3.1.1.WWW 3.1.2 Report from National 3.1.3 Report from Region 3 3.1.1 WWW- deferred 31.2 Report from National-No report at this time 3.1.3 Region 3 Update: C. Tremiloni, in touch with B. Chamberlain with regards to Region updates. Region 2 & 3 Collaborative Fall 2015, Jersey Shoreline Chapter, Lakeshore NJ. Date TBA 3.0 Region 3 info to be posted on NN with minutes , once approved 4.0 Review of calendar of upcoming events April 23rd Kathy Bowles Research dinner Program , Airport Doubletree, formerly Airport Hilton 4.0 Laurie to send email of dates to education committee to add to FB page
6.0 Officers Report 6.0 6.1 6.2 regarding payments under $600 as to whether or not we have to submit a W-9 form. The Patsy Whitner award monies do not exceed this amount. The group questioned whether the money can be used for advanced studies, in addition to conference (AACN event) attendance. Anything under $600 does not have to be reported as income but AACN needs a W-9. If the money is used for an AACN event, W-9 does not have to be completed. (NTI) If the money is used for an external event, then the W-9 , should be completed Many of the awards info was tabled at last meeting, 6.0 6.1 No report at this time 6.2 –no action at this time 6.3-no action at this time 6.4 no action at this time ACTION NEEDED: Input from committee chairs is needed re: their committee budgetary requests, which are due by April 30th. Need to schedule a Financial Oversight Committee meeting to discuss the budget before the May Board meeting (Cindy Barnes, Ann
at the School of Nursing 7.5 7.6 7.4.4 Certification – no report at this time, D. Barto to report out next month Deb Paschal has agreed to look into the membership list merge between NN and AACN. NN will list each 7.5 Group wants a membership update at each meeting with a new member report out and current membership. Rose Shaffer recommends that the policies be changed to reflect these changes. 7.6 M. Scannell made motion to approve nominees. R Strauss Seconded
10.1 Draft proposals for NES Equality Outcome 2017-2021 Noted: 11. AOCB No other business was raised. 12. Date and time of next meeting The next meeting will take at 10.30 am on Tuesday 31 January 2017 in the Don Room, Aberdeen Dental Education Centre, Foresterhill, Aberdeen (with videoconference links). Actions arising from the meeting Item no Item name Action Who 3. 3.2 Matters arising/actions from previous meeting SAMD representation update To pursue with SAMD. HM 3.3 Meeting with Interventional Radiology (IR): update To circulate meeting note; to provide feedback at next meeting. HM RBh 3.4 Medical Microbiology: eportfolio To raise with College. CM 3.5 Academic representation on the STB To discuss with a colleague and provide name; to invite to join. CE HM 4. 4.1 TRAINING MANAGEMENT Recruitment update To send additional numbers information to FD; to circulate numbers information. All HM 4.2 ARCP pilot update and proposal for joined up ARCP Agenda item for next meeting. Agenda 5. 5.1 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Professional Support Unit Item deferred to future meeting. Agenda 9. 9.1 Update reports LDD: update report website LaMP courses To consider what be included. To contact Professor MacVicar re increased course capacity. All PJ 9.4 Paediatric Pathology To highlight recruitment issue in MDET update report; to discuss potential for training in Aberdeen. PJ CE/FD
DAWN (Darlington Aging Well Network) 1 October 2014 Studio Room – Dolphin Centre Present: Cllr. V. Copeland – Chair Ken Ross – Public Health DBC Lisa Holdsworth - DBC Maurine Jackson – CAB Betty Hoy – GOLD Miriam Davidson – Director of Public Health, DBC Ann Workman – DBC Susan Carter – Age UK Darlington Julie Currie – PFIS Jan – NCW Greg – LPC Audrey Lax – GOLD Pauline Grice – Red Cross Gillian Bland – St Teresa’s Hospice Kenneth Frid – Representative Parkgate Surgery Jenny Leeming – Alzheimer’s Society Susan Parker – Social Services Julie Currie - DBC Andrea Goldie - HWD Jodie Craggs – HWD (Minutes) Apologies: Jeanette Crompton – DBC Dawn Hickman – Royal Voluntary Service Carl Bashford Ann Workman - DBC Sheila Crosby Vicki Pattinson - DBC Margaret Hunter – Parkinsons Duncan Clarke – DBC Janice McColm – TVRCC Joanne Cole – Neurological Alliance Diane Chandler – Home Instead Rosemary Berks – DAD Jackie Kay - CCG Action By Target Date WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS 1.1 Cllr VC welcomed everyone and a round of introductions were completed 2. DECLARATION OF INTEREST
In the works: Feb. 1 5th- JH Dance - 7:30 - 10:00 Feb. 16th No School Feb. 1 9th No School Feb. 20th- 2nd Grade Ski Trip Feb. 20th JHGBB vs. Manhattan Feb. 26-Mar. 2nd - Missoula Children's Theatre Feb. 27th - County Spelling Bee Feb. 28 th - Missoula Children's Theatre K-5 performance - 2 p.m. Mar. 3rd - Missoula Children's Theatre performances - 4 & 6:30 p.m. Mar. 8 th - 5th -8th Grade Regional Science Fair Mar. 9th 5th Grade field trip to Butte Symphony Ma r. 12-16 - Read Across America Week Mar. 14th - Next regularly scheduled School Board Meeting
01/31/18 16:34:15 SCHOOLS Check Register for 01/01/18 to 01/31/18 Page: 5 o f 5 Report ID: C heck #/ Account Vendor #/Name/Description 10351 1355 MONTANA TECH 330 STUDENT SUPPORT CASH 10352 1691 ROCKWOOD, TERESA 160 CLOSE UP CASH 10353 2 SYSCO FOOD SERVICES 160 CLOSE UP CASH 170 CONCESSIONS CASH 190 FCCLA CASH 190 FCCLA CASH 10354 189 THREE FORKS HIGH SCHOOL 20 ATHLETICS CASH 10355 41 WILCOXJN'S ICE CREAM 170 CONCESSIONS CASH Check Account Period Cleared/ Date Amount Amount Cancelled Requisition M Status ---------- ---------- ------------- 01/31/18 156.00 I Accepted 156.00 C ACKERMAN SPEECH SCHOLARSHIP 01/31/18 125.00 Accepted 125.00 ROC KWOOD, PASTIE HELP 01/31/18 2103.46 Accepted 1233.35 PASTIES 105.60 CONCESSIONS 206. 71 STEAK FEED 557.80 STEAK FEED 01/31/18 75.00 Accepted 75.00 JH GIRLS BB TOURNAMENT Ol /31/18 53.25 Accepted 53.25 ICE STOCK Total Checks issued: Total Chec ks cancelled : Total: .20 0
Consumer Representative update Jane Pryer updated the group on progress and noted that one applicant has applied for the position. Action Jane Pryer and Ryan McLane to follow up regarding interviewing the applicant shortly. 5 Strategic Plan Version 3 of the strategic plan was discussed by the group. Lisa Oakley expressed concern that the purpose statement (cover page) was too broad. Debbie Williamson agreed with Lisa’s comments. It was decided that this would be discussed at a separate meeting between the two Co-chairs and Lisa at a later date. Don asked the group whether the key stakeholders were fully represented (pg. 10). It was felt that Infection Prevention and Control Professionals (I.D and Microbiologists) and Community and Public Health (all) should be included. Ruth Barratt advised that the College of Infection Prevention and Control Nurses should read Infection Prevention & Control Nurses College. General consensus regarding the strategic plan was good, but some additional formatting was needed Action Jane Pryer to make necessary changes to Strategic document and recirculate. 6 IT programme Already discussed under Item 2 7 Summary, other items, next meeting Don discussed with the group the Pledge of support for the World Health Organisation (WHO) Global Patient Safety Challenge and whether the HAIGG supported this pledge. The group agreed as it was noted that NZ is already committed to the Hand Hygiene global challenge and that the HQSC are already undertaking IPC programmes. It was commented on that it is was embarrassing to see on the WHO website that NZ stands out as being a country not included with this commitment. A brief overview of what the commitment means was discussed – Acknowledging the importance of healthcare associated infection, developing campaigns at national or local level to support iniatives. Action None needed as paper already written and awaiting review by Papers and Regulatory Committee before going to cabinet for sign off Next HAIGG Meeting Sudima Hotel Christchurch Airport Christchurch. 12th May 8 Meeting closed 1.45 p.m.
KS – Feb, Aug, Nov BM –Mar, Sep SN – Jun, Oct, Dec Client Services for 2013 10 April 12 June 14 August 9 October Projects Primo to new data center in EU on 17 March LCS to test on PROD and STG CR alerted TS re IP change requests for Primo CR working with CNS to get firewall, CR In production complete
Meeting with Graham re future 7/8 March at 12:00 _waiting for quote General Only SS and KS can clear Lib-Holds in the whole – ongoing – for info server Backup – New Backup system is required – SS to follow up Finance views on SIMS to be taken to CAB – Neli will follow up SS Next meeting
pending fuser problem – quotes signed WHSL No issues GEOMATHS No issues SN SABS access issues have been sorted out. SN COMM Cathy wants – will follow the asset transfer SN Waiting vendor WWL room SM BM Next meeting
MINUTES OF WESTMINSTER COMMUNITY NETWORK CHARITY LEADERS’ ADVISORY FORUM MEETING 14 September 2016 10am – 12pm 37 Chapel Street, London NW1 5DP Present: Sarah Mitchell – Carers’ Network (Chair and Chair of WCN), Lainya Offside-Keivani – Abbey Community Association (Vice Chair of WCN), Jackie Rosenberg - One Westminster, Roberta Boschi - The Paddington Partnership, Shirley Springer – Citizens Advice Westminster, Reena Mukherji – Octavia Foundation, Catherine Pymar – Open Age, Steve Shaw – Paddington Arts, Anne Killeen – Z2K, Wilfried Rimensburger – Millbank Creative Works, Shona Duncan – Westminster Society, Sue Scott – W&W Mind, Bill Feaney – PIP, Phillippa Middleton – Church Army, Suleiman Dirar – African Global Media, Nina Hathway – One Westminster (minutes), Mohammed Mansour – One Westminster, Lakhraj Minhas – Westminster Council, Oliver Jones – Westminster Council, Snowia Hussein – Westminster Council [20] Apologies: Lena Choudary-Salter – Mosaic Community Trust, Caroline Murray – Just Add Spice, Elizabeth Lodge – W & W Mind, Lukasz Konieczka – Mosaic Youth, Tess Jelen – Breathe Easy, Joanna Kennedy – Zacchaeus 2000 Trust, Albie Stadtmiller – St Vincent’s Family Project, Pat Beazley – Girl Guiding UK, Sandra Schembri – House of St Barnabas, Hilary Nightingale – Cardinal Hume Centre [10] Introductions, apologies and minutes of the meeting held on 8 June 2016: Introductions having been made and apologies noted, Sarah Mitchell noted the following amendments to the minutes of the meeting held on 8 June 2016: To correct the name of Mehfuz Ahmed (first name and surname had been transposed) of Westminster Age in the Apologies section. To delete the Action point under point 2, page 1 about starting a list of trusted voluntary sector suppliers for the WCN section of the website, as this was already covered by London Voluntary Service Council. It was agreed to keep 5 Priorities for the year ahead on a back burner for the moment, and use as and when required. Developing a social value strategy, Westminster Council: Sarah Mitchell introduced three representatives from Westminster Council: Lakhraj Minhas, Strategic Voluntary Sector lead, Oliver Jones, Principal Policy Officer and Snowia Hussain, Responsible Procurement Lead and a
Little change in ranking for economically distressed cities from Relative metropolitan rising and fall What are cities doing: Minimum wage, paid leave, development policies No demonstrated harm States: States often pre-empt/block cities from equity steps Limits to local action Possible futures: Regional metropolitan area cooperation Cities make intra-state alliance Multi-state compacts on equity issues QUESTIONS AND ANSWER: How do you estimate EITC impact on employment? Natural experiments on expansions to women and women with certain numbers of children How do you estimate any affect on having a single parent working outside the house? Session VII Speaker 1: Isabel By any measure, the top 20 percent has more than 70 percent of income Minor improvements have been made from 1990 to 2000 and from 2000 to 2007, but at this rate it would take hundreds of years to reach a reasonably equitable balance Labor shares declining since the 1970s across the globe There is a serious need to examine inequality across all sectors – income, wealth, health, housing, etc. For example, many western European households had subsidized energy What about a basic income? Alaska forms an interesting example but it is far too low to be practical – a fraction of the poverty line The pending Swiss referendum on a monthly income of 2,500 swiss francs per month Even this is still a low-level wage and probably unaffordable The cost would be around 20 percent of GDP, but this is much more expensive than social security because of the lack of contributions Social security (particularly public pensions) greatly reduces inequality but it does depend on where the money comes from Austerity and fiscal consolidation can drive up inequality
opportunities to develop and expand the skills and practices that influence students’ learning and support student in achieving their educational goals” Change “Flexible Calendar Program “to “Professional Development Program” Require a minimum of 5 Professional Development days for every college Include faculty, staff and managers, “all employees” in Professional Development Program Establish funding support for colleges to plan, coordinate and implement Professional Development Program Establish a state-wide advisory group for Professional Development in conjunction with the Chancellor’s Office Create strong leadership from the Chancellor’s Office for Professional Development Establish virtual Professional Development resources for all colleges to access which are high quality and cost efficient. Standard FD Evaluation Form Discussed developing and piloting an evaluation survey this Spring before Fall Flex. A sample survey was handed out with a few suggestions for additions and modifications. Action: Place on agenda for March meeting for additional committee feedback. ANNOUNCEMENTS Agenda in Reserve Opt Out form revisions NEXT MEETING: March 20, 2013; 2:30-400pm A138. Adjournment Future meetings: March 20, 2013 April 17, 2013 May 18, 2013
ACCOUNTS Policing Contract – July 2017 $ 716,895.00 Policing Contract – August 2017 $ 716,895.00 JC Cleaning – July 2017 $ 1,469.00 JC Cleaning – August 2017 $ 1,469.00 Eastlink – Telecommunications at Forest E.S. Office $ 584.71 Eastlink – Telecommunications at Forest E.S. Office $ 266.23 BDO Canada LLP – Audit Fees for 2016 Financials $ 6,228.56 AG event Graphics – Door Graphics for Forest E.S. Office $ 891.80 Frank Cowan Company – Insurance Aug. 2017 - Aug. 2018 $ 5,743.44 Moved by S. Miller seconded by L. Martin THAT the accounts as listed be approved for payment. Carried. PUBLIC INPUT None OTHER BUSINESS Discussion of cost for space utilized in the Extended Services Office in Forest of $1,000 per month. T. Case advised that he will discuss the matter with John Innes, General Manager of Finance at the County of Lambton and report to the Board at the next meeting. St. Sgt. Omstead with report on janitorial services at the Extended Services Office in Forest at the next meeting. Inquiry from Mayor Bill Weber re- focused patrol from West Ipperwash Road to Army Camp Road. Inspector Avery will contact Mayor Weber to discuss. ADJOURNMENT Moved by S. Miller, seconded by L. Martin THAT the July 19, 2017 meeting of the Lambton Group Police Services Board be adjourned. Carried. The meeting adjourned at 4:00 p.m. Next meeting: Wednesday, September 20, 2017 at 3:00 p.m. at the Lambton OPP Detachment in Petrolia, or at the call of the Chair. ________________________________ ______________________________ Murray Jackson, Chair Dela Horley, Secretary
Minutes from the 1st CHC, Cymorth Cymru and SPIN on the 25th of November 2016 Attendees: Liz Slade SYSHP Mark Sheridan Taff Housing Isabelle Morgan Cymru Sarah Burt Newport City Homes Sarah O’Keeffe Wales & West Elwen Roberts De Gwynedd DAS Dave Tovey Coastal Housing Shelagh Iles RHA Phil Richardson Cadwyn Richard Sheahan LINC Neil Burnell MHA Nigel Bowen First Choice Mark Hopkins Family Housing Fran Beecher Llamau Richard Lucas Ceredigion Care Hugh Russell CHC Auriol Miller Cymorth Chris Rutson United Welsh Price WLGA WLGA Sheilah Gaughan Welsh Government Michelle Church Blaenau Gwent Martin Ridgeway Bridgend Alun Jones Carmarthenshire Matthew Richards Ceredigion Claire Owens Denbighshire Becky Tullett Flintshire Sheila Phillips Gwynedd Morgan Merthyr Tydfil Chris Robinson Monmouthshire Nigel Stannard Newport Gareth Evans NPT Ian Randell Pembrokeshire Lorraine Griffiths RCT Johnson RCT Evans Swansea Beth Covill Torfaen Helen Jones Vale of Glamorgan Gwyn Jones Wrexham Shirley Jones Wrexham Angela Lee Gwent RCC Diane Harriot Mid & West RCC Helen Jones Vale & Cardiff RDC Debbie Trezise Western Bay RDC Sue Preece Merthyr & RCT RDC Apologies: Gwynne Jones CC Gwynedd Pam Toms Vale of Glamorgan Enid Roberts CC Gwynedd Michelle Brown Charter Housing Gwenan Ellis Grwp Cynefin Sharon Court Gwalia Lou Webster Cantref Julie McCarthy Merthyr Valleys Homes Pam Toms Vale of Glamorgan Katie Newe Denbighshire Matthew Richards Ceredigion Adrian Jones Powys Debbie Lambe Conwy Arwel Jones Ynys Mon Mal Topping Caerphilly Rachel Evans Swansea
Virtual meeting: DCAT-AP Revision Working Group meeting Virtual meeting Meeting date 2015-09-04 Author Jana Makedonska Meeting time 14:00 – 15:30 Reviewed by Issue date 2015-09-15 Status For review Version 0.01 Name Abbreviation Organisation Athanasios Karalopoulos AK ISA Programme, European Commission Dita Gabalina DG Sunberry Systems Ltd, Latvia Eduards Cauna EC Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regional Development, Latvia Hans Ekstal HE Bolagsverket - Swedish Companies Registration Office, Sweden Joseph Azzopardi JA MITA, Kristian Mul KM Logius, Netherlands Maka Razmadze MR Georgia Miguel Alvarez-Rodriguez MAR DG DIGIT/ ISA Programme, European Commission Raf Buyle RB V-ICT-OR, Belgium Hinno RH Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications, Estonia Shuichi Tashiro ST IPA Open Standards Promotion Centre, Japan Alexandru Droscariu AD PwC EU Services/Byterocks Nikolaos Loutas NL PwC EU Services Jana Makedonska JM PwC EU Services Number in list First name Last name Institution Country 1 Dominik Clauser Federal Chancellery of Austria Austria 2 Eduards Cauna Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regional Development Latvia
3 Enric Staromiejski Torregrosa Everis Spain 4 Hans Ekstal Bolagsverket - Swedish Companies Registration Office Sweden 5 Johan Van Der Waal V-ICT-OR Belgium Belgium 6 Joseph Azzopardi MITA, Malta 7 Kristian Mul Logius, Netherlands The 8 Miguel DG DIGIT/ ISA Programme EC 9 Patrocinio Nieto Directorate of Ministry of finances and public administrations, Spainnformation and Communications Technologies, Spain Spain 10 Risto Hinno Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications Estonia Table 1 – List of participants who confirmed or tentatively confirmed their attendance before the webinar. Those people who actually participated are highlighted in grey. Timing Topic 14:00 - 14:10 Welcome 14:10 - 14:20 Overview of the work performed so far: Overview of the mappings of the ISA Core Vocabularies to (5'). The work on clarification of the mapping relationships based on our experience from aligning ISA Core Vocabularies with other data models and on the input from members of CoP (5'). 14:20 - 15:05 Status and next steps for the common guidelines for core data models and reference data: Presentation of the proposal for the case study documentation template Next steps for developing common guidelines for data standards Q&A and open discussion 15:05 - 15:20 Preparation for the next face to face meeting 15:20 - 15:30 Conclusion
Evaluation: There is a general feeling among the members that the future of ECCE is becoming more clear. After 21 years there was felt to be a shining summer ahead of ECCE. The quality of the mood is very special and should be continued. It will be important to bring this light to the different organisations. Adrienne Thier closed the GM at noon and thanks László Jakubinyi, Mónika Szakács and all involved co-workers of Szimbiosis to have hosted the GM with so much warmth and attention. Thomas Appendix Overview of members present and apologies
Healthy Weight Plans – demand increasing, integrating into electronic health records, they are actively engaging patients Motivational Interviewing training April 26th – well attended (70 on Friday & 40 providers Saturday), help them learn how to talk about sensitive topics & assess readiness to change Trying to figure out what’s practical for schools – they are already doing a lot Incorporate 5-2-1-0 into PIR Day training? – Hillary Hanson & Laura Holmlund Completing benchmark report in complete streets implementation, end of June release Next Coalition meeting: Tuesday, August 6th from 12:00pm – 1:30pm in the Yellowstone Room of the Lil Anderson Center at RiverStone Health.
Old Business 10 Swann stated that Drake Cooper is still working on the design for display and publication. She expects to hear back from the project manager this afternoon. A draft of the design will be reviewed by the committee around Sept. 16th. Production and printing will occur on the 20th and 23rd. Skinner mentioned that on these items, less is more. Ultimately we want to send people to the website for more detailed information. The publication should be concise and to the point; we want people to keep and use the information. None None 5 Dickinson is able to remain on the board in her current role with ID DEQ. Darrin Singer, N. W. Insurance Council Communications Director, will be joining the board. Skinner is waiting to hear back from the UofI Dean regarding Extension involvement. None None None 10 Swann stated that they are still in need of a break-out session speaker because the homeowner preparedness message will not be as effective without the homeowner’s perspective. Steele asked if Wiss was interested in sharing her story. Wiss shared her story and agreed to lead a break-out session if needed. Bret reminded group that early registration ends on Saturday. Some scholarships are available at Mid-Snake RC&D Council. Wiss will do a break-out session on her Firewise Community if other topic does not pan out. None 15 Skinner explained that the board needs to determine whether or not to proceed with the video production. Swann explained that we only had $10,000 budgeted for video production and that an animated/illustrated video can be from $20,000 to $50,000. Steele inquired about the purpose of the video. Skinner explained that it is to call people to action and bring awareness to wildand fire. It will be an IDFW signature video. Skinner said that videos can be very costly.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS: San Jose Giants Baseball Outing - Bill Investigating attending a San Jose Giants game during the month of August Conduct research on group outing packages Tom Roza provided August game schedule and group package information from San Jose Giants web site Event most likely to occur in late afternoon to avoid intense heat from Sun NEW BUSINESS: FODARA Officers Meeting Start Time were concerns with finding parking with 10:30am meeting start time It was agreed that the first week of a school quarter was the root cause of the parking problem; January is the only month where parking problem is most severe No change in meeting start time will be made at this time Fund Raising Initiatives Bob Hubbs described success of fund raising event for San Francisco City College Discussion held on what types of fund raising events might be appropriate for FODARA to get involved in FHDA/Foundation department currently is chartered with raising funds through a variety of efforts Castillo to extend an invitation to Robin Latta-Lyssenko (Executive Director of the FHDA Foundation) to attend a future FODARA Board meeting to determine how FODARA might aid in fund raising efforts ANNOUNCEMENTS: The next meeting will be on March 3, 2015 at 10:30am in the Toyon Room. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 12:03pm. Respectfully Submitted, Tom Roza, Secretary
Regrets: Dr. Hazel Lynn (MOH, Grey Bruce Public Health), Graham Flanagan (Ministry of Finance), Alison Rickaby (Ministry of Finance), Elizabeth Kruzel-D’Cunha (Liquor Control Board of Ontario), Kristy McBeth (Windsor-Essex County Health Unit), Ben Rempel (Public Health Ontario), Janette Bowie (MOHLTC), Colleen Kiel (MOHLTC), Daphne Meyer (Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington Public Health) Recorder: Gobinaa Manoharan (Public Health Ontario) Topic Discussion Action/Feedback and Person(s) Responsible Roundtable introductions All attendees introduced themselves and regrets were noted for the minutes Review and approval of agenda Review and approval of agenda Review and approval of meeting minutes Review of action items from last meeting Action: Agenda approved Changes to the meeting minutes were noted Presentation from LCBO to be deferred to next meeting will send MAP Scan draft to work group members and allow 2 weeks to receive feedback Review of the Terms of Reference Members reviewed the Terms of Reference and made edits Action: Terms of Reference approved Update from the LCBO LCBO presentation deferred Action:
The group discussed having an external evaluator complete an evaluation Discussion on website design included: Province not hosting the website A dual facing website Analyze the themes of the campaign as some may be more effective than others Larger HU’s and organizations may be able to provide more resources to this campaign Perth to contact Brent Feeney about IT proposals from past PHU who have successfully submitted Wendy to investigate translation/ adaptation of RYD in French Update from CAMH Tamar presented the revised Saying When card and online application Send bulk requests for CAMH RYD ap (between 1000-5000) to Tamar. Ministry will advise networks to promote dissemination
TRAUMA HOSPITALS - deferred MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION report by Todd Road Safety Awards were held in Toronto June 14/15 and the two awards were present to Northeast groups: Manitoulin Radio and Temiskaming Bus Buddies. Todd recently attended a Vulnerable Road User Symposium in Toronto – over 160 were in attendance. Some of the presentations were: Community Safer School Zones, Cycling Presentations. Seat belt challenge is being re-vamped and may take a hiatus and may not be seen until fall of 2018. Todd feels that a wrap document will be available at a later date ENFORCEMENT Bay City Police – Constable K. Ayres Stated that for the Vision Zero strategy and the issue around heat maps their Corporate Communication Coordinator showed a system that she has developed. For example with the city it show the top 20 intersections and when you highlight a intersection it provides you with information such as incident count, how many people involved, costs, the age of those involved and gender and the number of injuries. In 2017, there have been 648 collisions (205 have been full officer report) In the top 20 intersections the age of the drivers involved are 22-29 1,084 tickets have been issued this year most for speeding Ontario Government Site for Cycling Quote heard at this Symposium Traffic crimes cost society more devastate to more Ontario families and inflict more physical insult than all other crimes combined!
Humanitarian partners’ contribution: WFP/IDSH – is committed to provide all the IDPs families with food assistance identified eligible through joint needs assessment process. IDSH is ready to take part in any emergency related needs assessment of the province. DRC – is ready to be part of joint needs assessment and committed to distribute cash (for food and NFIs) to the identified IDPs families. CARE Int. and RI are also committed to take part in joint needs assessment. DACAAR – is leading needs assessment and will provide WASH assistance to the selected IDPs UNHCR – is the last option for the NFIs kits to fill the gaps, unless none of the humanitarian partners has the capacity for NFIs ANDMA, ARCS and DoRR – they will be the part of joint needs assessment. IOM – is to conduct needs assessment of natural disaster affected communities of the province and provide the vulnerable families with NFIs kits. It has 4500 NFIs kits allocated for the natural disaster affected communities of CR including Kapisa province. IOM is committed to conduct some capacity building trainings in different districts of the province. 4.AOB
Student Government Association Minutes March 04, 2014 ROLL CALL: Jocelyn Herra-Lazo, Shannon Cullinane, Ryan Losco, Tara Saraf, Justin Doss were absent. Ashley Erskine was excused. APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM February 28, 2014: Minutes were approved. PRESIDENT’S REPORT: Taylor Fote Tonight we have Tom Raffensperger the Dean of Academic Information services. Tom Raffensperger: Hello. In case you’re wondering, it’s kind of a made up job title, kind of the “everything else” department. I think the way it started is that, a while ago, Academic Affairs asked itself, why are we in charge of everyone’s email? Why are we in charge of Banner, and all these services that the rest of the University used as well? Things involved with infrastructure and all that were moved over to Administration and Finance, but the Help Desk, Center for Instructional Technology, the things that really help run or support the academics of the institution stayed on the academic side and were combined with the library. My other job title is Library Director, and this merge includes television and video operations, media services, etc. Our unit pulls together a lot of technology based organizations that help support mainly instruction. But, we’re also kind of the front end of helping people out, sort of like the customer service unit, if you will. For instance, the folks over in infrastructure are rolling out the Microsoft 365 next week over spring break. It will start Monday, March 10th and take about 4 days. So there might be a few hours were you can’t access your email while it’s being migrated over, but the good news is that if you can’t access it, that means it’s being migrated. You may know, but with this you will get 25GB of storage space rather than 25MG of storage space so things will get a little better for you I think with that change. Last fall, Professor Carsten Braun and I put out a student technology survey and that was really the first time students were asked what they wanted as far as technology on campus. We got a great response: 749 respondents, and of those, 539 left comments, and that after 33 questions, so that’s pretty good I think. Almost all the comments were complaints about ResNet, but the purpose of the survey was to find out what was working and what isn’t working. ResNet is definitely a
SCHOOL DISTRICT 52 MADISON COUNTY, MONTANA MAY 16, 2018 REGULAR MEETING 5:00 P.M. Kris Inman Chad Coffman Karen Ketchu Julie Funston Andrew Henrich Rich Borden Brian Hilton Casey Klasna Ginger Martello Chairperson Vice-Chair Trustee Trustee Trustee Principal Principal Superintendent District Clerk Chairperson Inman called the meeting to order. The pledge to the flag was recited. Chairperson Inman read the district's mission statement and a statement addressing guidelines the district uses for public comments. Approval of Minutes Minutes for the regular meeting held 11th and the special meeting held May 4th were submitted for approval. Trustee Henrich made the motion to approve the minutes as amended. Trustee Ketchu seconded the motion. All trustees present voted their approval. VISITORS/PUBLIC COMMENT Pederson Staff Member Kelly Leo Community Member Tom Leo Community Member Melissa Unger Staff Member John Taylor Madisonian Todd Campbell Staff Member Ross Lingle Staff Member Pam Birkeland County Superintendent Dahlia Mellissa Newman Claire Oliver Jennifer Rohrback Amy Cooksey Jamie Diehl Brenda Glines Member Staff Member Staff Member Incoming Trustee Staff Member Staff Member Staff Member COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS The board received two notes from staff expressing their gratitude for the shirts they
OS /09/18 09:30:25 Claims Check F:NNIS SCHOOLS Claims and/or Payroll Checks List For the Accounting Period: 4/18 Date Page: 2 of 6 Report ID: Type Vendor/Employee/Payee Number/Name Check Amount Period Issued Notes 511082 D TWIN BRIDGES SCHOOL DISTRICT 0.00 4/18 04/20/18 - DUPLICATE PAYMENTVOIDED WARRANT WAS PAID THROUGH ACTIVITIES 4-20 18
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Group STSM Beneficiary Date Cost Total Tomas Urbanovsky TBD UK 1500 3000 Jonas Wennstrom TBD Germany 1500 Workshops Title Date Place Cost Total 1st whole action & MC 7/9/11 – 9/9/11 24702.96 61342.96 2nd whole action & MC 2/5/12 – 3/5/12 Bratislava 36640 General Support Grants Beneficiary Date Cost Total 0 Schools Date Cost Total 0 Dissemination Title Date Cost Total Web-site & initial portfolio 6384.5
Number of non-COST entities (institutes, etc.) currently participating: 0 Number of MC Members: 34 Current Working Groups with numbers, titles and approximate number of members: Transport Megaprojects – 8 Energy Megaprojects – 7 Cross-Sectoral Megaprojects – 7 II. DETAILED BUDGET (1) MEETINGS Management Committee Meetings To be held in conjunction with a whole action workshop February 2013 Location: TBD Date: February 2013 Number of participants to be reimbursed: None – covered by attendance at workshop Travel costs: Organisational support: (Repeat as many times as needed)
deliverables for the end of Phase 2. (This will include the detailed provenancing of themes, the identification of themes that can be converted into immediate guidelines and the stakeholder target for those guidelines and those themes that require further research investigation.) The whole Action will also plan its participation in key dissemination conferences. New Working Group Structure Meeting The first of the regrouped working group meetings will be held in line with their new objectives. Publications An on-line MEGAPROJECT portfolio will be generated that is easily accessible by the Action and its stakeholders and initial communication documents suitable to brief Action stakeholders on its initial progress will be formulated and distributed in line with the stakeholders identified in the MoU. (3) OUTPUTS PLANNED FOR YEAR (Including reports, technical documents, publications and other forms of output.) The on-line MEGAPROJECT case portfolio themes generated from the cases that relate to the effective design and delivery of MEGAPROJECTS in Europe. The detailed cross-case evidencing of these themes The formulation of initial guidelines and the identification of the stakeholders who need access to these guidelines The formulation of initial research questions for the investigation of themes that require greater provenance. An effective stakeholder communication strategy implemented with all stakeholders in receipt of at least one communication and important one-to-one relationships established.
6.0 6.1 Principal’s Report & Term 1 review – Tabled. Read through 6.2 Report Against Strategic Priorities – Tabled: On Entry results and expectations explained. 6.3 Annual School Report –Tabled Final copy 6.4 Delivery and Performance Agreement – Tabled & discussed. 7.0 Other business 7.1 Endorsement of 2018 Budget – Tabled final copy 7.2 BHP Academic Extension – Tabled – programs discussed 8.0 Next meeting Monday 23.07.2018 6pm 9.0 Roundtable evaluation NIL 10.0 Meeting closed 7.11pm
3.2 Ministerial launches R Massey briefed the Partnership Group on two recent My Way Ministerial launches which were held in Cockburn (11 December 2012) and Kalgoorlie (23 January 2013). The events were well attended by local people with disability, their families and carers, along with representatives from a number of local community organisations, government departments and local Members of Parliament. 3.3 General project update R Massey advised: Stage 1 of the project is complete. Stage 2 is now underway. Over 400 people state-wide have now signed up with My Way. to the report from the Executive Director My Way for further details about this item. 4. NDIS M Stafford R Massey 4.1 NDIS Executive visit WA M Stafford advised that the Chief Executive Officer of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Launch Transition Agency, Mr David Bowen, and Deputy Chair of the NDIS Advisory Group, Mr Bruce Bonahady, visited Western Australia from 14-16 January 2013 to find out more about our disability service system. R Massey and the Commission’s Director General Ron Chalmers accompanied Mr Bowen and Mr Bonahady on a trip to Busselton to provide firsthand experience of how Local Area Coordination and My Way operate in a regional setting. Mr Bowen expressed an interest in the My Way planning approach and the possibility of representatives from each jurisdiction visiting WA in the near future, to learn more about the process and how it can be used nationally. 4.2 NDIS and My Way The Partnership Group discussed how to allay the general confusion which many people seem to be experiencing in relation to where My Way fits with the NDIS (i.e. that My Way is WA’s response to the NDIS). R Massey explained that whilst the WA state government is committed to signing up to the NDIS, there is a commitment to building on the strengths of the current state system and what we know works well. Whenever possible and where it is practical, My Way is being developed in parallel to the NDIS. Full roll out of the NDIS is still several years away. WA is keen to participate in an NDIS launch in one or more of the My Way project locations. However, until key governance issues are addressed, My Way will continue as a WA state government initiative. 5. Monitoring and evaluation steering committee M Stafford
NCA. Commissioner Johnson seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. NMREC Case No. 13-01-15-015 Commissioner Dunn moved that the Commission offer the respondent a letter of reprimand, a $500 fine, and completion for no continuing education credit of a course in Property Management in lieu of the issuance of an NCA with the understanding that if the respondent does not accept the offer within thirty (30) days, the matter will be referred to the Attorney General’s Office for the issuance of an NCA. Commissioner Stroud seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. NMREC Case No. 13-07-02-078 Commissioner Dunn that the Commission offer the respondent a letter of reprimand, a $500 fine, and completion for no continuing education of a course in Property Management in lieu of the issuance of an NCA with the understanding that if the respondent does not accept the offer within thirty (30) days, the matter will be referred to the Attorney General’s Office for the issuance of an NCA. Commissioner Johnson seconded the motion and it carried unanimously. Case No. 13-10-07-110 Commissioner Dunn moved that the Commission issue an NCA to the respondent. Commissioner Stroud seconded the motion and it carried unanimously.
The Tickhill & Colliery Medical Practice www.thecollierysurgery.co.uk Present Apologies from Mrs N Carr Mrs J Hilling Mrs S Salthouse Mrs CM Barnes Mr R Totty Mrs M Totty Mrs J Dodd Mr R Gardner Mrs K Ripley Mrs J Tissington Mr G Tissington Mr BL Mrs J Wilkinson Mrs P Birchall Assistant Practice Manager Practice Manager Mrs J Hart Mr S Johnson Ms H Burke 1 2 2a Russell Norma Welcome – The Chair Norma Carr welcomed everyone to the meeting, accepted apologies from those listed above and told the group that Jan and Stan were both recovering from operations and not well enough to attend and that Helen is away for the day. Minutes of the May meeting were proposed as a true record by Mary Barnes and seconded by Les Batty. Unanimously accepted. Actions from the last meeting Norma asked for an update on actions from the May meeting and members gave updates: Russell confirmed that because of server problems on all sites, he had not been able to update the message boards. However, he made a suggestion that he trial putting a message about on the bottom of prescriptions as he authorises them. Members felt that this would be a good idea and Russell agreed to trial this for the next 3 months. Norma explained that Admiral Nurses are specialists in helping Alzheimers patients and their families, but confirmed that there are no Admiral Nurses in . Norma suggested that she would raise the issue at the next network meeting. She will also contact one of the Practices in Wickersley to discuss what they are doing to get Admiral Nurses for the Rotherham area. Members agreed that this would be a good idea.