zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
(1) If a Court or VCAT makes a litigation restraint order, an acting in concert order or an appeal restriction order, the Court or VCAT (as the case requires) must ensure a copy of the order is given to the Attorney-General. (2) Despite section 117(6) of the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 1998, a copy of an order made by VCAT given to the under subsection (1) is not required to include a statement of reasons referred to in that section. 48 Copy of order to be given to other Victorian courts and tribunals (1) If the Supreme Court makes a litigation restraint order, an acting in concert order or an appeal restriction order, the Prothonotary must cause a copy of the order to be given— (a) in the case of a general litigation restraint order or an extended litigation restraint order, to each Victorian court or tribunal; or (b) in any other case, to the County Court, the Magistrates' Court and to VCAT. (2) If the County Court makes a litigation restraint order, an acting in concert order or an appeal restriction order, the registrar of the County Court must cause a copy of the order to be given to the Supreme Court, the Magistrates' Court and to VCAT. (3) If the Magistrates' Court makes a litigation restraint order, an acting in concert order or an appeal restriction order, the principal registrar of the Magistrates' Court must cause a copy of the order to be given—
(b) makes an order in relation to the notification of persons. 67 Direction as to notice of application (1) This section applies if a Court or VCAT considers that an application to vary or revoke a litigation restraint order, other than an application to vary or revoke an extended litigation restraint order that relates to intervention order legislation, should proceed. (2) The Court or VCAT (as the case requires) must direct the applicant for the variation or revocation to give notice of the application to the following persons— (a) the Attorney-General; (b) the person (if any) who made the application for the litigation restraint order; (c) the person (if any) who is protected by the litigation restraint order. (3) A Court or VCAT may make any other order in relation to the notification of persons that it considers appropriate in the circumstances. (4) Notice given by an applicant in accordance with this section must— (a) include a copy of the application for variation or revocation; and (b) state that the person given the application is entitled to make submissions in relation to the application. 68 Direction as to notice of application—intervention order legislation
The Crimes (Confiscation) Regulations 2014 will sunset 10 years after the day of making on 27 May 2024 (see section 5 of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994). Table of Amendments Endnotes This Version incorporates amendments made to the Crimes (Confiscation) Regulations 2014 by statutory rules, subordinate instruments and Acts. ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Crimes (Confiscation) Regulations 2014, S.R. No. 42/2014 Date of Making: 27.5.14 Date of Commencement: Reg. 7(1)(2) on 1.7.14: reg. 3(2); reg. 7(3) on 2.7.14: reg. 7(3) ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Explanatory Details Endnotes
Diagnosis, Diagnostician, and Required Evidence of Substantial Limitation Diagnosis Diagnostician Substantial Limitation Developmental Delay Not applicable Developmental Delays Eligible for Medically Intensive Home Care Program Not applicable Meets eligibility requirements for nursing as defined in WAC Intellectual Disability Licensed Psychologist or Certified School Psychologist Adaptive functioning assessment with a standard score of ≤69, and Psychological assessment with FSIQ of ≤69 or Stanford-Binet IV with FSIQ of ≤67 Cerebral Palsy, or Similar brain damage which causes, quadriplegia, hemiplegia, or diplegia Licensed Physician Onset prior to age 3, and Evidence of the need for direct physical assistance in any 2 of the following: toileting, bathing, eating, dressing, mobility or communication Epilepsy, Seizure Disorder Board Certified Neurologist Seizures are uncontrolled and ongoing or recurring, and Adaptive functioning assessment with a standard score of ≤69 Autism, Autistic Disorder or Autism Spectrum disorder (DSM-5) with severity level of 2 or 3 in both columns Board Certified Neurologist; Board Certified Psychiatrist; Licensed Psychologist; Board Certified Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrician; ARNP associated with an Autism or Developmental Center Onset prior to age 3, and Adaptive functioning assessment with a standard score of ≤69, and For diagnosis from DSM-5 FSIQ of ≤84, or evidence that person meets DSM-IV-TR criteria Another neurological or other condition similar to Intellectual Disability Licensed Physician Adaptive functioning assessment with a standard score of ≤69, and FSIQ of ≤77 or Stanford-Binet IV with FSIQ of ≤75, or if under age 20, scores in both Broad Reading & Broad Math ≤69 can replace FSIQ testing
STATE OF DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL AND HEALTH SERVICES Date: Client ID: Language: You must provide proof you have completed a chemical dependency assessment by . DATE Your chemical dependency assessment recommends that you complete substance use disorder treatment. You must provide proof you are participating in treatment by . DATE If you don’t complete an assessment or treatment as required, your Housing and Essential Needs (HEN) Referral program eligibility may end per WAC 388-447-0120. Chemical Dependency assessment and treatment providers in your area include: Please call me if you have any questions or if you need help finding a certified chemical dependency assessment or treatment provider. SOCIAL SERVICE SPECIALIST TELEPHONE NUMBER CSO
Signature Printed Name Printed Name Title Title Date XI. Signature Authority Indicate below the Respondent’s type of organization and provide the required documentation as applicable to demonstrate that the officer of the Respondent is duly authorized to execute this Quote Form on behalf of and as the official act of the Respondent. Select Type of Organization Officer Required Authorizing Documentation Corporation President or Chief Executive Officer None Vice President, Director, Manager, or other title Corporate resolution Limited Liability Company (LLC) – Member-Managed Member Articles of Organization or Operating Agreement Limited Liability Company (LLC) – Manager-Managed Manager Articles of Organization or Operating Agreement Limited Partnership General Partner Document demonstrating the legal authority to bind the Limited Partnership Partnership Partner None CEO, Director, Manager or other title Authorizing documentation Individual Individual None Documentation is not required. The required authorizing documentation is included with this Quote Form.
is entitled to rely on the purported exercise of the power as against the principal and any other person, despite the fact that the appointment does not have effect. (3) For the purpose of this section, a supportive attorney appointment does not have effect if— (a) the appointment is invalid; or (b) the appointment is revoked; or (c) the appointment does not have effect under section 102. (4) For the purpose of this section knowing that a supportive attorney appointment does not have effect includes the following— (a) knowing of the happening of an event that causes the appointment not to have effect; (b) having reason to believe that the appointment does not have effect. 8—VCAT Division 1—Interpretation 115 Interpretation In this Part— VCAT Act means the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 1998. Division 2—VCAT hearing at first instance 116 Matters about which VCAT may make an order (1) On application under Division 3, or on its own initiative in any hearing before it, VCAT may make an order about any one or more of the
disclose personal information about the principal to a supportive attorney who is acting under the supportive attorney appointment. Note to s. 87(2) amended by No. 64/2016 s. 10. Note See also the Disability Act 2006, the Health Records Act 2001, the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 for provisions as to disclosure of personal information to supportive attorneys and access to personal information by supportive attorneys. (3) A supportive attorney may disclose any information given to the supportive attorney under subsection (1) for the purpose of— (a) anything that is relevant and necessary to the supportive attorney carrying out the role of supportive attorney; or (b) any legal proceeding under this Act, or any report of a legal proceeding under this Act; or (c) any other lawful reason. 88 Communication power By a supportive attorney appointment, the principal may authorise the supportive attorney— (a) to communicate any information about the principal that is relevant or necessary to the making of or giving effect to a supported decision; or (b) to communicate or to assist the principal to communicate a supported decision of the principal. 89 Powers as to giving effect to decisions (1) By a supportive attorney appointment, the principal may authorise the supportive attorney to take any reasonable action or to do anything that is reasonably necessary to give effect to a
Division 1—Transitional provisions 140 Definitions In this Part— old enduring power of attorney means an enduring power of attorney, within the meaning of Part XIA of the Instruments Act 1958 (as in force before the commencement of section 144(2)), being an enduring power of attorney in force immediately before that commencement; old enduring power of guardianship means an appointment of a person as an enduring guardian, made under Division 5A of Part 4 of the Guardianship and Administration Act 1986 (as in force before the commencement of section 145), being an appointment in force immediately before that commencement; old non-enduring power of attorney means a power of attorney, to which Part XI of the Instruments Act 1958 (as in force before the commencement of section 144(1)) applied, being a power of attorney in force immediately before that commencement. 141 Transitional provision—non-enduring powers of attorney The amendments made to the Instruments Act 1958 by section 144(1) of this Act are not to be taken to affect the validity of an old non-enduring power of attorney and the law as in force under the Instruments Act 1958 immediately before the commencement of section 144(1) is taken to continue to have effect in relation to the old nonenduring power of attorney.
Add to section 14-6.03C: Regulated fish are anticipated adjacent to bridge no._____ _____. Implement the following protection measures: 1. Install exclusionary material, a cofferdam, or a combination of both 2. Provide a Contractor-supplied biologist to relocate the fish if relocation is allowed Relocate the regulated fish as soon as possible to a location with suitable habitat at least ______ feet ___________ of the work area. Handle regulated fish to minimize stress by: 1. Keeping the fish in water to the maximum extent possible during relocation 2. Keeping the fish in cool, shaded, and aerated water while in captivity 3. Protecting the fish from excessive noise, handling, temperature variation, jostling, or overcrowding while in captivity 4. Removing the fish from water only when releasing them 5. Segregating young-of-year salmonids into separate containers from older salmonids and other aquatic predators Exclusion material must be ___-inch stretched mesh. Exclude fish from the work area in the following sequence: 1. Install exclusion materials and remove as many fish as possible 2. Install a cofferdam or water bypass 3. Gradually dewater the work area 4. Remove the remaining fish using one or a combination of seining, baited minnow traps, and dip net and hand removal Maintain exclusion material and cofferdams such that regulated fish are prevented from entering the work area. The pump screen's approach velocity must not exceed ___ feet per second.
1. Mandatory Requirements – this binder shall have dividers separating the following sections: Letter of Transmittal Proposal Summary Compliance and Acceptance Statement Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension, Proposed Debarment, and Other Responsibility Matters Campaign Contribution Form New Mexico Employees Health Coverage Business Associates Agreement References 2. Technical Requirements – this binder shall have dividers separating the following sections: Implementation Administration and Operations General Expectations – Organizational Capacity and Support General Expectations – Other Related Administrative Responsibilities General Expectations – Quality Assurance General Expectations – Program Integrity General Expectations – Management Information Systems General Expectations – Reporting General Expectations – Due Process General Expectations – Recipient and Provider Services Program Services/Utilization Reviews Medical Eligiblity/Level of Care HCBS Waivers ISP/SSP and Budgets 3. Cost Proposal – this binder shall have dividers separating the following sections: Option 1 Option 2 Both sections shall include a completed Cost Proposal Form (see section VI. C.). 4. (Optional) Exhibits for Technical Requirements – this binder shall have dividers separating other supporting technical requirements material. IV. MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS A. LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL The mandatory requirements binder must include a signed Letter of Transmittal. (See Appendix B of this RFP.)
Prior Authorization Reviews Prior authorizations for the following Developmental Disabilities waiver services: adult nursing, therapies, and behavioral support consultation. Prior authorizations for services or programs that are exempt from managed care, including physical health and Alternative Benefit Plan and Alternative Benefit Plan Medically Fragile exemption. Per Review Behavioral Health reviews Prior authorizations for initial, concurrent and retro reviews Annual Per Recipient Prior authorizations for inpatient psychiatric care Per Review Level of Care – Mi Via Initial and annual level of care determinations plus the in-home assessment for Mi Via adults and children requiring ICF/IID level of care. Annual Per Recipient Level of Care – All others Initial and annual level of care determinations for adults and children in the Developmental Disabilities and Medically Fragile home and community-based waiver programs. Initial and annual level of care for recipients receiving long-term care services in an ICF/IID facility. Level of care determinations for recipients in the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly. Annual Per Recipient ISP/SSP and Budgets Review and approval of Individual Service Plans and budgets for DDW and MFW recipients. Review and approval of Service and Support Plans and budgets for Mi Via participants. Annual Per Recipient OPTION TWO (2) Cost Proposal Form Medicaid Third Party Assessor Name of Offeror:
Concept 2: Area of slanted Polygons Key Ideas/Tips Regents Examples/ MY NOTES Area of Slanted Polygons Draw a “box” around slanted polygon. Label each region with Roman numeral (including the missing region). Calculate the area of each region and subtract form the area of the “box” Watch out! Careful when calculating area what shapes have you made with the box? Rectangle? Square? Triangle? If the shapes are no these, REDRAW BOX. Triangle RST is graphed on the set of axes below. How many square units are in the area of ? Concept 3: Shortest Distance from a point to a line Key Ideas/Tips Regents Examples/ MY NOTES Finding the shortest distance between a point and a line. Memorize! Find the shortest distance from the point (-15, 2.5) to the line 5x+6y=30 to the nearest tenth. Self-assesses For success – Where should you start? Rank the following concepts 1-3 where 1= “ I feel most confident with this topic” 3=” I feel the least comfortable with this topic” Area of overlapping polygons
*1. No bids may be made on behalf of the vendor of the land. OR *1. The auctioneer may make one or more bids on behalf of the vendor of the land at any time during the auction. [*One of these alternatives must be deleted] 2. The auctioneer may refuse any bid. 3. The auctioneer may determine the amount by which the bidding is to be advanced. 4. The auctioneer may withdraw the property from sale at any time. 5. The auctioneer may refer a bid to the vendor at any time before the conclusion of the auction. 6. In the event of a dispute concerning a bid, the auctioneer may re-submit the property for sale at the last undisputed bid or start the bidding again. 7. The auctioneer must not accept any bid or offer for a property that is made after the property has been knocked down to the successful bidder, unless the vendor or successful bidder at the auction refuses to sign the contract of sale following the auction. 8. If a reserve price has been set for the property and the property is passed in below that reserve price, the vendor will first negotiate with the highest bidder for the purchase of the property. __________________ SCHEDULE 2 Sch. 2 Regulations 5, 6 and 7 1. The property at this auction is co-owned by two vendors.
Version No. 001 Water (Trade Waste) Regulations 2014 S.R. No. 88/2014 Version as at 1 July 2014 1 Objectives The objectives of these Regulations are— (a) to prescribe certain waste as trade waste for the purposes of the Water Act 1989; and (b) to prescribe a condition to be included in agreements for the receipt and disposal of trade waste by a water corporation. 2 Authorising provision These Regulations are made under section 324 of the Water Act 1989. 3 Commencement These Regulations come into operation on 1 July 2014. 4 Definitions In these Regulations— desalination process means any process (whether using reverse osmosis or otherwise) by which salts and minerals are removed from water; emergency has the same meaning as in section 159A(3) of the Act; the Act means the Water Act 1989. __________________
AHDB Pork Model Template B3.5 8E Improvement Plan A completed example document for Illustrative Farm Farm name: Illustrative Farm Operator: Mr P Ffffff Permit number: 1234 With reference to ‘How to Comply’ the following measures will be undertaken: Area needing improvement ‘How to Comply’ reference What needs to be done? Possible solutions Proposed cost Proposed timescale for completion Timescale agreed with Environment Agency Storage of agricultural fuel oil and other chemicals 3.2 Fugitive emissions Replace steel diesel tank with plastic bund with locked cabinet and meter £2,500 3 months Housing ventilation 3.2 Fugitive emissions Put automated controls on the ventilation system in the dry sow house £3,000 6 months Recording of energy and water use 1.4 Efficient use of raw materials Put whole site onto real time monitoring with remote access Install a second water meter on borehole £5,000 12 months Housing design and management review (BAT) 2.3 Operating techniques I have reviewed existing housing against technical requirements in ‘How to Comply’ and have concluded that existing structures are BAT. Please refer to the Housing Review Appendix 7 in ‘How to Comply’ and see table appended.
or inaction by the member and the member passes a birthday which causes the costs of the purchase to change, the member must submit a new application. or c) The amount of pension to be purchased and/or the share of contribution to be met by the employer are not the same as that in the written agreement from the employer. Action: The London Borough of Hackney Pension Fund should, within a reasonable period of time, inform the member and the employer that the application has been rejected, provide the reasons for that rejection and inform the member that they must submit a new application based on the correct information. If the lump sum is to be paid by deduction from pay, the London Borough of Hackney Pension Fund will inform the employer of the amount to be deducted from the next available pay period and let the member have confirmation that the application has been accepted unless: The London Borough of Hackney Pension Fund requires a medical to be submitted prior to the acceptance of any application if the contract is for buying £2,000 or more additional pension b) Action: The London Borough of Hackney Pension Fund will request the required medical report from the member and the employer should wait for the London Borough of Hackney Pension Fund to clear the application before making any deduction. or c) The employer considers the member’s pay history to be such that the lump sum amount cannot be reasonably deducted from the member’s next pay period, Action: the employer should notify the administering authority together with details of the member’s pay history and notify the member that the application has been referred to the administering authority for clearance of the amount to be deducted from pay. The employer should wait for the administering authority to notify them of its decision before making any deduction. If the decision is to reject the application, the London Borough of Hackney Pension Fund must notify both the member and employer of their decision, together with the reasons, within a reasonable period of time. However, if any decision is delayed due to action or inaction by the member and the member passes a birthday which causes the costs of the purchase to change, the member must submit a new application. or
Appendix A. Tables Table 1-1. Agencies Responsible for Package Regulations and Applicable Requirements Commodity Responsible Agency NIST Handbook 133 Sampling Plans Table of Maximum Allowable Variations Meat and Poultry U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food Safety and Inspection Service and state and local weights and measures. 56T Use Table 21. Sampling Plans for Category A to test packages at other than point of pack. Use Table 22. Sampling Plans for Category B to test packages in federally inspected meat and poultry plants. Table 29. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Meat and Poultry, Groups and Lower Limits for Individual Packages Foods, drugs, and cosmetics subject to the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act including those packaged at the retail store level that have been in interstate commerce (e.g., seafood) or those made with ingredients that have been in interstate commerce and beer made from substitutes for malted barley (e.g., sorghum, rice, or wheat) and wine beverages with an alcohol content of less than 7 % by volume U.S. Food and Drug Administration and state and local weights and measures 56T Use Table 21. Sampling Plans for Category A to test packages at all locations. Table 25. MAVs for Packages Labeled by Weight Table 26. MAVs for Packages Labeled by Liquid or Dry Volume Table 27. MAVs for Packages Labeled by Count Table 28. MAVs for Packages Labeled by Length (Width) or Area Tobacco U.S. Food and Drug Administration and local weights and measures 56T
Table 210. Exceptions to the MAVs for Textiles, Polyethylene Sheeting and Film, Mulch and Soil Labeled by Volume, Packaged Firewood Labeled in Terms of Volume, and Packages Labeled by Count with 50 Items or Fewer, and Specific Agriculture Seeds Labeled by Count Food products UnotU subject to the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, including meat and poultry products packaged at the retail store level State and local weights and measures 56T Non-food Consumer Products Federal Trade Commission 56T Non-food Consumer and Non-consumer Products State and local weights and measures Use Table 21. Sampling Plans for Category A to test packages at all locations. Table 25. MAVs for Packages Labeled by Weight Table 26. MAVs for Packages Labeled by Liquid or Dry Volume Table 27. MAVs for Packages Labeled by Count Table 28. MAVs for Packages Labeled by Alcohol Products, except for beer made from substitutes for malted barley (e.g., sorghum, rice, or wheat) and wine beverages with an alcohol content of less than 7 % by volume, which are regulated by FDA Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau. State and local weights and measures 56T
ANNEX VII - TENDER SUBMISSION FORM 14.CAT.OP.077 “Personnel Recovery Functional Area Service Advanced Technology Demonstrator” One signed original of this tender submission form must be supplied. SUBMITTED by (i.e. the identity of the Tenderer) Name(s) of legal entity or entities submitting this tender Nationality Leader Member 2 Etc … SUBCONTRACTORS (if applicable) Name(s) of the legal entity or entities identified as sub-contractor(s) Nationality Sub-contractor 1 Etc …
CLINICAL EXPERTISE – EVERY COMPENTENCY MUST BE ADDRESSED BEFORE MEETING WITH TRAINING SUPERVISOR Competencies Description Trainee self-assessment of strengths and challenges and how any challenges could be addressed Demonstrates responsibility, reliability and initiative in undertaking clinical and other duties and follow up Demonstrates an ability to: prioritise urgent and other tasks deals with allotted duties manage clinics and ward organise appropriate testing and follow up of tests results provides a safe and effective management plan be readily available when on duty Manages clinical load effectively in consultation with other members of the multidisciplinary team Demonstrates an ability to: consult effectively with the multidisciplinary team where necessary manage work load effectively in different clinical settings consult with and manage health care services Demonstrates appropriate gynaecological oncology (GO) procedural and surgical skills Demonstrates an ability to: proficiently manage and technically perform routine GO procedures identify and proficiently manage GO complications seek assistance from appropriate colleagues Demonstrates appropriate gynaecological oncology (GO) non-procedural skills Demonstrates an ability to: organise routine GO examinations, investigations and appropriate tests effectively manage gynaecological oncology patients from pre-operative through to palliative care Demonstrates appropriate documentation and organisational skills Demonstrates an ability to: take a relevant history write legible and clear records organise and prioritise urgent tasks give an effective clinical handover Demonstrates continued improvement in medical expertise, clinical reasoning and judgment Demonstrates an ability to: access, interpret, and apply knowledge to make accurate diagnoses apply effective clinical reasoning provide effective and ethical diagnostic, therapeutic and surgical management consider cost-effectiveness in clinical decision-making use agreed clinical protocols and procedures
If a child is unable to attend a school trip due to illness, a refund can only be made, if another child is able to attend the trip in their place, or a refund can be claimed by the school under the terms of the insurance. Music Lessons Refunds for music lessons will be made if the minimum agreed number of lessons are missed due to the absence of the music teacher or closure of the school. Refunds will not be made if the child is ill or on holiday. School Dinners Refunds will be given for school meals if notification is received within thirty minutes of registers opening on the morning of the cancelled meal. Refunds will take the form of credit against future lunches.
ANNEX II - MODEL FINANCIAL OFFER Prices should be all-inclusive; the Agency will not pay expenses for any additional costs incurred from the execution of the contract. Name of Tenderer: Tenderers are requested to provide in the table below a maximum price per application. Incomplete submission of the financial offer or any alteration of the present form may result in the rejection of the tender. Services described under 2.5. Identification and support of projects Type of services required Maximum price per service in EURO (without VAT) (a) Coefficient (b) Weighted Maximum price per service in EURO (without VAT) (c)=(a)x(b) 2.5.1. Short Briefings (max. 10 pages, deadline 2-4 weeks) X3 (1) 2.5.2 Medium Briefings (max. 20 pages, deadline 4-8 weeks) X2 (2) 2.5.3 Short Studies (max. 50 pages, deadline up to 4 months) X1 (3) 2.5.4 Short Studies with workshops (max. 50 pages, deadline up to 5 months) X1 (4) 2.5.5 Medium Studies with workshops (max. 100 pages, deadline up to 9 months) X1 (5) Bid price for evaluation propose in point 4.4.= (1)+(2)+(3)+(4)+ (5) In all the above cases the price offered will be all inclusive without VAT (includes among other things, travel & subsistence expenses of experts,…) Name: (of the Tenderer or authorised representative) Signature: Date:
Propargite Yes 2(Japan) 6 (India) 5 (Jp), 10 (US) 10 (India) 1 (Argentina) 5 (2004) Spiromesifen Yes 2(Japan) 30 (Jp), 40 (US) Thiacloprid Yes 4 (Japan) 2 (India) 8 (Registrant) 30 (Jp) Thiamethoxam Yes 4 (Japan) 4 (India) 20 (Jp) 20 (US) 20 (2011) λ-Cyhalothrin Yes 2(Japan) 4 (India) 15 (Jp) Indoxycarb Yes 8(China) Evaluation 2013 (8trials, China) Dichorvos 0.1 (Jp) Novaluron To be generated Abamectin Acequinocyl In progress 4(Japan) 0.5 (Argentina) 0.5 (Argentina) 40 (Jp), Chlofentezine 2(Japan) 20 (Jp) Dicofol Yes 8(India) 3(Jp) 5 (India) 50(US) 50 (1997) Revoked 40 (2011, 5/8) Ethion Yes 12(India) 0.3(Jp), 5 (India) Etoxazole Yes 4(Japan) 15 (Jp), 15 (US) Fenpyroximate In progress 2(Japan) 2(India) 40 (Jp), 20 (US) 0.1 (Argentina) Hexythiazox In progress Registration for tea deleted (Jp) 35 (Jp) 4 (Argentina) 15 (2012) Codex MRL is established with the 8 field trials conducted in India. Milbemectin No 2(Japan) 0.7 (Jp) Permethrin Limited 2(Japan) 20 (Jp) Polysulphide sulphur Exempted Propargite Yes 2(Japan) 4(India) 5 (Jp), 10 (US), 10 (India), 1 5 (2004)
(Argentina) Spiromesifen Yes 2(Japan) 30 (Jp), 40 (US), 60 (Canada) 2,4-D Limited 1 (India) Diuron In progress Not registered in Japan 1 (Jp) Limited Not registered in Japan 0.01 (India) 0.3 (Jp) Glyphosate Yes 2 (Japan) 0.5 (Argentina) 1 (US) -- Leaf 7 (US) – Powder 1 (Jp) MCPA Yes 8 (Sri Lanka) Not submitted Metolachlor Oxyfluorfen In progress 1 (India) Paraquat Yes 8 (Japan) 2 (India) 0.3 (Jp) 0.2 (2006) Azoxystrobin Yes 4 (Japan) 10 (Jp) Bitertanol Yes 8 (Sri Lanka) 0.1 (Jp) Not submitted Chlorothalonil 2 (Japan) 10 (Jp) Copper hydroxide Yes 2 (India), Not Required in Japan 150 (India) as copper, Exempted (Japan) Copper Oxychloride Yes 8 (Sri Lanka) 4 (Japan) 2 (India) 150 (India) as copper, Exempted (US, Japan) Joint Application with India Copper oxide No Exempted (US, Japan) Difenoconazol Limited 2 (Japan) 10 (Jp) Hexaconazole Yes 8 (Sri Lanka) 3 (India) 0.05 (Jp) Not submitted Propiconazole Yes 8 (Sri Lanka) 3 (India) 0.1 (Jp), 4 (Canada) Not submitted
HORMONE IMBALANCE TEST This test will show which hormones are balanced or are in fact Imbalanced. Hormones tested: ACTH ADRENAL ADRENALIUM ALDOSTERONE ANDROSTERONE CALCITONIN CALCITRIOL CHOLESTEROL CHRONIC GONADTROPHIN CORTISOL DHEA EPINEPHRINE ESTRADIOL ESTRIOL ESTRONE FSH GHRELIN GLUCAGON GONADOTROPHIN GROWTH HORMONE HYDROCORTISONE INSULIN LACTOGENIC HORMONE LEPTIN LUTENIZING HORMONE MELATONIN NOREPONEPHRINE OXYTOCIN PARATHORMONE PREGNENOLONE PROGESTERONE PROLACTIN RENIN RESISTIN SOMATOSTATIN TESTOSTERONE THYROTROPIN HORMONE THYROXINE (T4) TRIIODOTHYRONINE (T3) THYROTROPIN RELEASING FACTOR (TRF) TSH VASOPRESSIN
For existing programs, there has been a cessation of non-state funding that previously provided for educational or other services costing beyond what could be reasonably provided within CSU Operating Funds. For self-support programs, please provide information on the per-unit cost to students and the total cost to complete the program (in addition to the required cost recovery budget elements listed in the CSU degree proposal faculty check list found earlier in this document). Submit completed proposal packages to: Academic Programs and Faculty Development CSU Office of the Chancellor 401 Golden Shore Long Beach, CA 90802-4210 Contact Us Dr. Christine Mallon Assistant Vice Chancellor Academic Programs and Faculty Development Phone (562) 951-4672 Fax (562) 951-4982 Academic Programs and Faculty Development is on the Web Contact Extended Education Dr. Sheila Thomas, Assistant Vice Chancellor and Dean, Extended Education Phone (562) 951-4795 Fax (562) 951-4982
ANNEX V – FINANCIAL OFFER Page No […of…] PUBLICATION REFERENCE: 14.OP.OS.001 NAME OF TENDERER: [……………………………] “A” Table – BASIC PERIOD (01 Jan 2015 – 31 Dec 2015 ) BASIC PERIOD (2015) No. DESCRIPTION UNIT QUANTITY UNIT PRICE (EUR) TOTAL PRICE (EUR) 1. Provision of AGSR service, as per Annex II, TOR Month 12 2. Mobilization period*, (if any) Lump Sum 1 N/A SUB-TOTAL (1 + 2): 3. Demobilizations cost** Lump Sum 1 N/A GRAND TOTAL (1+2+3): *mobilization period (01 November 2014 – 31 December 2015) – valid only for basic period ** Eligible only in case that the contract would not be extended beyond 2015. No. DESCRIPTION UNIT QUANTITY UNIT PRICE (EUR) 1. Additional flight hour*** Hour 1 *** Additional flight hours beyond base hours specified in Annex II point 4.3., not taken into consideration during the evaluation. No. DESCRIPTION UNIT QUANTITY UNIT PRICE (EUR) 1. Additional Crew **** Hour 1 **** Additional crew engagement specified in Annex II point 4.2.1, not taken into consideration during the evaluation. Done at:[………………………], [../../..] by [name] On behalf of […………………………] [Tenderers' stamp and signature]
ANNEX V – FINANCIAL OFFER Page No […of…] PUBLICATION REFERENCE: 14.OP.OS.001 NAME OF TENDERER: [……………………………] “C” Table – OPTION YEAR II - 2017 OPTION YEAR II (01 Jan 2017 – 31 Dec 2017) No. DESCRIPTION UNIT QUANTITY UNIT PRICE (EUR) TOTAL PRICE (EUR) 1. Provision of AGSR service, as per Annex II, TOR Month 12 SUB-TOTAL (1): 2. Demobilization cost** Lump Sum 1 N/A GRAND TOTAL (1+2): ** Eligible only in case that the contract would not be extended beyond 2017. No. DESCRIPTION UNIT QUANTITY UNIT PRICE (EUR) 1. Additional flight hour *** Hour 1 *** Additional flight hours beyond base hours specified in Annex II point 4.3., not taken into consideration during the evaluation. No. DESCRIPTION UNIT QUANTITY UNIT PRICE (EUR) 1. Additional Crew **** Hour 1 **** Additional crew engagement specified in Annex II point 4.2.1, not taken into consideration during the evaluation. Done at:[………………………], [../../..] by [name] On behalf of […………………………] [Tenderers' stamp and signature]
Item and Description Amount 19. COUNSEL'S FEES Subject to items 19(j) and 19(k), fees allowed up to a maximum of— (a) appearances— (i) on trial or appeal (daily fee); (ii) any other appearance (per half day for time spent in the hearing); Junior Counsel $5396.00 $2699.00 Senior Counsel $8094.00 $4047.00 (b) other matters (for each hour); (c) preparation (for each hour); (d) conferences (not occurring on day of hearing) (for each hour); (e) views (for each hour); (f) drawing or settling documents (for each hour); (g) opinions, advices (for each hour); (h) any other work, not otherwise provided for (for each hour); $540.00 $540.00 $540.00 $540.00 $540.00 $540.00 $540.00 $810.00 $810.00 $810.00 $810.00 $810.00 $810.00 $810.00 (i) circuit fees—based on current allowances as provided for in Schedule 1 to Chapter I of the Rules of the County Court; (j) in allowing a fee to Counsel, the Costs Court shall have regard to the following criteria— (i) all criteria in item 17 of the Scale; and (ii) the other fees and allowances to Counsel in the matter; and (iii) payments made for interlocutory work where that work has reduced the work which would otherwise have been necessary in relation to the brief; and (iv) the standing of Counsel; r. 4
KARIN EMERTON, J. M. L. SIFRIS, J. JOHN DIXON, J. KATE McMILLAN, J. GREG GARDE, J. JAMES D. ELLIOTT, J. T. J. GINNANE, J. MELANIE SLOSS, J. M. J. CROUCHER, J. CHRISTOPHER W. BEALE, J. MICHAEL McDONALD, J. r. 4 ═══════════════
Type of Assessment Reading Math Writing Composite Science Social Studies Language Mechanics KPREP GRADE Scores Vocabulary Passage Comprehension Sentence Comprehension Listening Comprehension GMADE Scores Concepts Computation Application Limited English Proficiency How long has the student spoken English? Is there a language other than English spoken by the student? Is there a language other than English spoken in this student’s home? (If the above information indicates the student has not always had English as their primary language, please address the following questions.) What Limited English Proficiency services or assistance has been provided? Do the results of evaluation b the ELL teacher indicate expected progress in the English language? YES NO If not, explain: Referral for Tier III Interventions: Please Attach Documentation from Tier II Interventions.
(c) any other document required by any applicable practice direction to be filed at the time of commencing an application. (4) An order that security be given for the costs of an application or appeal may be made on such terms as the Court of Appeal thinks fit. (5) Without limiting the powers of the Court of Appeal, an order under paragraph (4) may make provision for any matter set out in paragraph (2), including that security be given by payment into court to the Senior Master or in any other form satisfactory to the Senior Master or Registrar, without further specification. (6) An application or appeal is stayed if the applicant or appellant fails to comply with an order for security for costs, unless the Court of Appeal orders otherwise. 64.39 Stay of execution Except so far as the Court of Appeal otherwise orders— (a) an application for leave to appeal or appeal shall not operate as a stay of execution or of proceedings under the decision appealed from; and (b) no intermediate act or step shall be invalidated. r. 7 64.40 Jurisdiction and powers exercisable by a single Judge of Appeal In addition to any other power conferred on a single Judge of Appeal, but subject to this Order (including in particular Rule 64.15), a single Judge of Appeal may constitute, and
the leave application book or appeal book within the time fixed or allowed by the Registrar, the application or appeal— (a) is taken to be abandoned; and (b) may be referred for dismissal under Rule 64.46. r. 7 (3) If an application for leave to appeal or an appeal is taken to be abandoned in accordance with paragraph (1) or (2), the applicant or appellant shall pay each respondent's costs of the application for leave to appeal or appeal on an indemnity basis, unless the Court of Appeal otherwise orders. (4) Notwithstanding paragraph (1)— (a) the Court of Appeal may at any time order that an application, including for leave to appeal, or an appeal is not taken to be abandoned; (b) within 28 days after the day on which an application, including for leave to appeal, or appeal is taken to be abandoned, the Registrar may order by consent of all the parties that the application or appeal is not taken to be abandoned. 64.46 Dismissal for want of prosecution or (1) The Court of Appeal constituted by one or more Judges of Appeal may make an order dismissing an application, including for leave to appeal, or appeal for— (a) failure to comply with an order or direction of the Court of Appeal or of the Registrar;
Program Name: Outcome Course name Course name Course name Course name Program Outcome #1 List program outcomes here List course outcome that support this program outcome here List course outcome that support this program outcome here Program Outcome #2 List program outcomes here List course outcome that support this program outcome here List course outcome that support this program outcome here List course outcome that support this program outcome here List course outcome that support this program outcome here Program Outcome #3 List program outcomes here List course outcome that support this program outcome here List course outcome that support this program outcome here Program Outcome #4 List program outcomes here List course outcome that support this program outcome here Program Outcome #5 List program outcomes here List course outcome that support this program outcome here List course outcome that support this program outcome here Curriculum Map Template
Key Duties and Activities performed (e.g., Major Outputs, Key Decisions, Tasks Managed, Resources Managed) that will require coverage Areas of Responsibility Work Product and System/Tools Used to Perform Work Customer/End User Critical Stakeholders (e.g., strategic partners and collaborators) Timeframe Percent of Your Time If not reassigned to your Designated Backup, Reassign to: Ex. Prepare Congressional Workforce Justification Report Annual written report – data retrieved from EDie system Institute Director Congress Every December 50% time Oct-Dec Jane Doe (Deputy Director) Standard Requests for Support (e.g., Recurring leadership requests) Areas of Responsibility Work Product and System/Tools Used to Perform Work Customer/End User Critical Stakeholders (e.g., strategic partners and collaborators) Timeframe Percent of Your Time If not reassigned to your Designated Backup, Reassign to:
3 Erosion or channelization is present Y__ N__ Check whether the flow bypass or diversion device is clogged Re-grade the infiltration bed Work Order # ______________ 4 Animal burrows/rodents are present Y__ N__ Pest control Work Order # __________ 5 Uneven bed Y__ N__ Use light equipment to resurface the bed Work Order # _________ 6 Evidence of sinkholes or subsidence Y__ N__ Monitor for sinkhole development Note: C Vegetation 1 Large spot(s) showing bare soil Y__ N__ Vegetative cover must be maintained at 85%. Revegetate if 50% or more vegetation has been lost Work Order # __________
D Basin Embankment and Side Slopes 1 Signs of erosion, soil slide or bulges, seeps and wet spots, loss of vegetation, or erosion on the basin slope Y__ N__ Check for excessive overland runoff flow through the embankment. Check for any sink hole development Direct the overland runoff to the forebay or pretreatment area Restabilize the bank Work Order # __________ E Outlet 1 Trash or debris accumulation more than 20% Y__ N__ Clean and remove Determine source of trash and address to reduce future maintenance costs or basin failure 2 Trash rack is damaged or rusted greater than 50% Trash rack is loose or missing parts Y__ N__ Repair or replace trash rack Work Order #__________ 3 Outlet components (e.g., orifice plates or weir plate) skewed, misaligned, or missing Y__ N__ Repair or replace component Work Order #__________ 4 Discharge pipe apron is eroded or scoured Y__ N__ Restabilize the discharge riprap apron Work Order #__________ 5 Standing water is present in the outlet structure longer than 72 hours Y__ N__ Pump out the standing water Work Order # __________
Note: F Emergency Spillway 1 Trees or excessive vegetation present Y__ N__ Remove trees and roots, and restore berms if necessary Work Order #________ 2 Damaged structure Y__ N__ Repair Work Order #________ G Miscellaneous 1 Fence: broken or eroded parts Y__ N__ Repair or replace Work Order #__________ 2 Gate: missing gate or lock Y__ N__ Repair or replace Work Order #__________ 3 Sign/plate: tiled, missing, or faded Y__ N__ Repair or replace Work Order #__________ 4 Excessive or overgrown vegetation blocking access to the basin Y__ N__ Clear, trim, or prune the vegetation to allow access for inspection and maintenance Work Order #________
6 Junior Graphic designer (min. 5 years’ experience) man/day F 25 7 Creation of a specific event logo Per item G 2 8 Layout of a 12 pages event programme (DIN A4, including right for 5 new pictures from image bank) Per item H 3 9 Conference folder – A4 Folder to put material in it (factsheets, brochure, etc), A4 max 1.5cm thickness Per item I 2 10 External building decoration (example: outside entrance of Albert Hall Brussels) – layout & production Outside Banner- Dimension: 1.50*40cm Per item J 2 11 Inside banner / Roll up: layout & production Per item K 6 12 Preparation of 500 conference folders including folding, filling with CVs & programmes Per task L 1 13 Printing of EDA’s ANNUAL REPORT 2013 -A4 format 210 x 297 mm, output cut and folded, with Per item M 1000
with 1500 characters per page, C/M/Y/K, 1 language version English; -Including web quality PDF files, InDesign source files and all royalty free imports; -Place of Delivery: EDA Premises 17 Stage decoration production: 1 panel Quadri (two of 2 * 1 m & one of 3 * 1 m) with transport mantling / dismantling See example under the link: Place of Delivery: Brussels Per item Q 1 18 Event Hostess man/day R 3 19 Delegate Microphone (on desks) Per item/day S 2 20 Wireless microphone (to be used in audience, portable or on stand) Per item/day T 10 21 Microphone system (including amplifiers, loudspeakers, mixer, equalizer, etc.) Per item/day U 21 22 Monitor for video/DVD player Per item/day V 1 23 DVD player Per item/day W 1
Pullover Track pant Polo shirt Rugby top White, grey, navy or black socks Black/Navy tights Academic Jacket Pullover School tie Grey trouser Academic Jacket White, grey, navy or black socks Black/Navy tight Boys Polo shirt Rugby top Academic jacket Track pant White, grey, navy or black socks Long sleeve blue shirt School tie Pullover Grey winter trouser Academic jacket White, grey, navy or black socks Sport Uniform (P-6 Students to wear the sport uniform on the PE day) Prep to Year 6 Year 7-9 All students Polo shirt Sport short or track pants Rugby top White, grey, navy or black socks Polo shirt Sport short or track pants Rugby top White, grey, navy or black socks
Using JAC for Homecare (Examples from The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust - anne.larner@leedsth.nhs.uk) LEEDS HOMECARE PROCESS SYSTEM (JAC) NCG /Commissioning authorisation obtained prior to commencement of therapy. Homecare set up with its own store Homecare packs to be coded separately and cross referenced to national homecare OBS list, including individual pricing arrangements (both contractual and PAS schemes) Homecare budgets have their own cost centres (cost centres either by specialty or consultant will need cross referencing to the Homecare system) Homecare suppliers to carry an identifier in the description to allow reporting on a national level This will enable system reports to be run by Homecare service, drug, supplier and budget code. Suggested process: See next page INPUT ACCESS READ ONLY ACCESS Clinical team. Patient registration. Prescription input including patient identifier, order no, electronic signature, delivery date required, nursing care requirements. Amendment/updates to script. Pharmacy, Homecare provider (Patient registration) Pharmacy Pharmacy clinical validation, electronic signature. Pharmacy order raised by system against prescription. Tick to release to homecare provider. Homecare provider Homecare provider Delivery schedule (track + trace)per patient / delivery + infusion dates. Text alert for patient delivery. Nursing costs if appropriate. Reports by Patient and/ date / supplier / therapy area. KPI reports. Auto reminders for required prescriptions. Information re prescription amendments. Patients (schedule only) Pharmacy
Overview Introduction This document suggests how to: Set up Ascribe Pharmacy System to recording Homecare transactions and dispensing. Process those transactions. Use Financial and Reporting functions. It assumes a working knowledge of Ascribe especially Stores and Dispensing functions. Different sites will have different functionality depending on the version and modules installed. The document is a working document and is designed to be added and corrected by sites. Please feel free to either amend the document and return or email comments/corrections to the author at: homecare@hdft.nhs.uk
13.3 The period for reply is 7 calendar days 21.1 The period within which the Contractor provides the Contractor’s Plan 30 calendar days from Contract Date _________________________________________________________________________________ 2 The Contractor's main responsibilities Detailed in Part C3 (Service Information) 3 Time 30.1 The starting date is 01 November 2017 30.2 The Service Period is 3 Months from the starting date 4 Testing and Defects No data is required for this section of the conditions of contract 5 Payment 50.1 The assessment interval is on the 2 weeks 51.1 The currency of this contract is the South African Rand (ZAR) 51.2 The period within which payments are made is 30 days 51.4 The interest rate is The prime lending rate of the Nedbank Bank, as determined from time to time. 6 Compensation events No data is required for this section of the conditions of contract. 7 Title No data is required for this section of the conditions of contract. 8 Risks and insurance Refer to Part C1.4 83.2 The minimum amounts of cover or minimum limits of indemnity required for the insurance table Refer to Part C1.4