zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
APPENDIX A – RECOMBINANT/SYNTHETIC NUCLEIC ACIDS Briefly describe, in lay terms, the work to be performed with recombinant or synthetic nucleic acid molecules. List the vectors included in this project: Vector Type (plasmid, viral, phage, etc.) Technical Name (include vendor if applicable) Gene Transfer Method (transformation, transfection, electroporation, etc.) List the genes/nucleic acids included in this project: Gene/Nucleic Acid (specific name of gene, promoter, regulatory sequence, etc.) Source Organism (genus and species or common name) Nature of Insert or Protein Expressed (reporter gene, virulence factor, DNA repair, etc.) Use/Purpose (cloning for sequencing, PCR, expression, etc.) Attach and submit a detailed map of a representative sample of the vectors and inserts to be used. Indicate any regions that increase the safety of this construct. Provide copies of key references that describe the construction of the vector(s) used. List any proteins that are produced: Will the nucleic acids contain genes for the biosynthesis of toxic molecules lethal to vertebrates? No Yes (If yes, list the toxin’s LD50): Will the nucleic acids contain genetic material from ? No Yes:
Addressing the Issues: Guidelines for Good Practice Framework of a Forensic Carers’ Strategy ISSUE GOOD PRACTICE RESPONSE Information provision – carers did not want to have to search for information, especially on admission to services. First admission follows a crisis, often involving the police, criminal justice services, and this is completely unknown territory for carers who are also dealing with their own distress. Comprehensive information pack available on initial visit covering technical and legal information, as well as information about services and what could be expected. Information should also be tailored to the circumstances impacting on each individual carer such as involvement with criminal justice and other services. Communication – more than simply handing out information, but interaction between staff and carers. Staff should find ways of helping carers to understand the illness and how they could better support their relative. Communication also involves ensuring carers have contact with other professionals in other agencies, relevant to their situation A dedicated carers’ worker would be invaluable in interacting with the carers from first visit and throughout their ‘journey’ through forensic services. Information proactively given at the right time, and co-ordination and facilitation of meetings/interaction with other relevant professionals Confidentiality also needed to be addressed through clearer guidelines for staff and more skills and confidence in working with families. Partners in the delivery of care and treatment – carers felt assumptions were made about their role and they were excluded from decision-making but expected to fill in the gaps in the care and treatment for their relative. Partnership requires involvement at key points of change and decision-making as part of the multi-disciplinary team. Staff training and awareness should include understanding the need and right for carers to be fully involved in their relative’s care and treatment; and based on family therapy models of support to protect longer term relationships. Carers’ assessments should be offered routinely to carers, with a consistent and standardised approach covering all aspects of the caring role, and also carers’ individual needs Carers having a voice and being listened to – carers need to be able to express their views and have a voice, and be supported through legal processes (such as Tribunal hearings) Access to independent information and support for carers should be routinely available through a support organisation local to the carer. Dedicated carers’ advocacy might be available, but the crucial element is independence from forensic services and services provided to their relative.
How were the funds used: _______________________________________________________________ How many years have you held this Event or Project: Event Funding Information Actual percentage of funded event costs covered by hotel occupancy tax: Actual percentage of facility costs covered by hotel occupancy tax (if applicable): Actual percentage of staff costs covered by hotel occupancy tax (if applicable): ______ If staff costs were covered, estimate of actual hours staff spent on funded event: ______ Did the event charge admission? Was there a net profit from the event? If there was a net profit, what was the amount and how is it being used? Event Attendance Information How many people did you predict would attend this event? (number submitted in application for hotel occupancy tax funds): ____________ What would you estimate as the actual attendance at the event? ____________ How many room nights were generated at _______ (fill in name of your city or entity overseeing use of hotel tax) hotels by attendees of this event or project? ____________ If this Event has been funded by hotel occupancy tax in the last three years, how many room nights were generated at _______ (fill in name of your city or entity overseeing use of hotel tax) hotels by attendees of this Event or Project?
Attendance - please provide as much information as possible and comment where necessary on the likely impact of any absences on the child’s progress. Name of Educational Setting(s) Period (Dates) Actual Attendance (No. of Sessions) Possible Attendance (No. of Sessions) Percentage Attended Overview of Child’s Special Educational Needs (Overview of child’s or young person’s main needs and associated difficulties, including any confirmed diagnosis.) Why you are making this request now?
Outcomes sought to be achieved by the end of the current key stage? Provision required to achieve outcomes Grouping (specify 1:1 or group size) Frequency and Duration Delivered by Document completed by: Position/title: Signature: Date: Please send this completed form, together with all supporting/additional documents to: Documents should be in Word Format and sent via a secure pathway. Alternatively mail to: 0-25 SEND Service Floor 2, Zone D Bernard Weatherill House 8 Mint Walk Croydon CR0 1EA For more help and assistance completing this form please contact: SEND Information, Advice Support Service (SENDIAS) Helpline: 02086635630 Email: Croydon@kids.org.uk For Office Use Only: Date Received: Response due by: Officer: Panel Date: Appendix 1: Checklist of Evidence to Support Request for Assessment for EHC Plan. Please confirm that the following evidence has been included to support this request:
Learning mentor £15.78 per hour NJC Grade 6 SLT (Speech and Language Therapy) £70 per hour Additional provision purchased through NHS Croydon Health Services OT (Occupational Therapy) £70 per hour PSSRU unit costs of health and social care Physiotherapy £70 per hour PSSRU unit costs of health and social care Counselling £70 per hour PSSRU unit costs of health and social care Mediation £255 per case Octavo
REQUEST FOR UNION LEAVE *UNION PAID* Requests for Union Paid Leave shall be granted to employees subject to an acceptable operational impact. Among the various factors affecting operational impact are cost, service levels and increased workload for remaining staff. The Union must authorize any request prior to consideration. The Union reimburses the City for all Union paid leaves. Union Authorization Step 1 Union: CUPE Local: 15 Phone #: 604-879-4671 Name: Sally Bankiner Position Title: Secretary-Treasurer Signature: Approved: Yes No Employee Information Step 2 Name: Employee # Phone #: Dept.: City Branch/Unit: Signature: Date: Leave Detail Step 3 Start Date: Time: Pay Code: 5201 Finish Date: Time: Total hours: Reason: Supervisor/Manager Approval Step 4 Name: Phone #: Position Title: Union Authorization: Yes No Minimum 24 hour notice: Yes No Acceptable Operational Impact (includes cost): Yes No Leave Approved: Yes No Signature: Final Supervisory/Managerial Processing Step 5 Copy to Employee: Copy to Union: Copy to Human Resource Services (union.leave@vancouver.ca):
a. Does the clinician record the clinical indication for the antibiotic prescribed in the patient notes using read codes? a. If No, what are the barriers? 1.1.32 Prescribers should take time to discuss with the patient and/or their family members or carers (as appropriate): • the likely nature of the condition • why prescribing an antimicrobial may not be the best option • alternative options to prescribing an antimicrobial • their views on antimicrobials, taking into account their priorities or concerns for their current illness and whether they want or expect an antimicrobial • the benefits and harms of immediate antimicrobial prescribing • what they should do if their condition deteriorates (safety netting advice) or they have problems as a result of treatment • whether they need any written information about their medicines and any possible outcomes. 1.1.36 When prescribing is outside local (where available) or national guidelines, document in the patient’s records the reasons for the decision. 4b. When prescribing is outside guidelines, do the clinicians document in the patient's records the reasons for the decision? b. If No, what are the barriers? a. Other than the Medicines Management Prescribing antibiotics clinical meeting, does the practice analyse and discuss antibiotic prescribing at the GP practice regularly? 5a. 1.1.17 Encourage health and social care practitioners across all care settings to work together to support antimicrobial stewardship by: • communicating and sharing consistent messages about antimicrobial use If yes, How often?
Appendix 2: Supporting Tools: Resource Site: Learning There are a series of training modules covering infections which support prescribers on TARGET website. You must be registered and logged in for the links to work. Click on the tabs. This presentation through clinical cases aims to provide up to date evidence to primary care clinicians about why optimising antibiotic prescribing is important and how this can be presentation lasts 60 minutes and includes slide notes and references. It can also be modified. It may be given by GPs, microbiologists or medicine managers with an interest in antibiotic use; It can be used by less experienced presenters or within a GP practice. [DOC] [PPT] [DOC] This course will assist you in identifying the need for optimised antibiotic prescribing, as well as equipping you with tools for improving your antibiotic prescribing. Evidence showing the link between prescribing and resistance rates in GP patients is explored and useful resources to use in your surgery are included. Skin infections are commonly seen in general practice. With ever increasing rates of antibiotic resistance, it is important for GPs to feel confident about making a diagnosis and to understand when antibiotic treatment is indicated. This course
Logarithms of Differences between The expected result of the second-order test is a data set that is ______ . Continuous Normally distributed Almost Benford Significantly Benford A data set with 1,000 records will have ____ differences between the ordered records. Zero 999 1,000 1,001 In contrast to the first-order test, the summation test is based on ____ rather than ______ . Sums, counts Counts, sums Sums, mean absolute deviations Mean absolute deviations, sums The summation test looks for excessively ________ in the data. Large gaps Large numbers Small mean absolute deviations Small round numbers Cases 16. Open the NigriniCycle.xlsx file that is the main Excel template. Open your PageSoftware_Invoices.xlsx Excel file that contains your data. Required: Copy the numeric dollar amounts from D1:D38177 in PageSoftware_Invoices.xlsx to D1:D38177 in the Data tab in the NigriniCycle.xlsx template. Close the PageSoftware_Invoices.xlsx file. Save the NigriniCycle.xlsx file as Case_7_16.xlsx. Use the Case_7_16.xlsx file for all the case requirements that follow (including Case 7-17). Delete the following tabs: DataProfile, First Digits, Second Digits, First-Two, and Last-Two. In the Data tab clear the contents of the range A2:C26. Copy the formula in E26 to the range E26:E38177. Copy the formula in F26 to the range F26:F38177. Copy the formula in G26 to the
Form 1 - Brisbane MIND Approved Clinician Referral for Additional Sessions Patient Details Patient Name DOB: Reason patient is not returning to GP for a review GP is not available to complete review due to leave or other circumstances Original referral was not completed by a GP Patient is in the process of changing GPs Patient has seen their usual GP within the past two weeks and discussed progress in the Brisbane MIND program Other (please describe): Referral Situation Patient has completed 6 sessions under general Brisbane MIND and requires an additional 6 sessions Patient has completed sessions under the Brisbane MIND Suicide Prevention Program and is able to transition to general Brisbane MIND Treating Approved Clinician Approved Clinician Name GP Details GP Name General Practice Referral Date GP or other referrer has been advised of this referral Yes Indicated level of Suicide risk: 1. Absent (General Program) 2. Mild (General Program) 3. Moderate (Suicide Prevention Program) 4. High (Suicide Prevention Program) 5. Acute (Acute Care Team or Ambulance)
MHF85E Forensic Mental Health – Court Liaison Service – Cultural Support Service to divert offenders from the Criminal Justice system into the health system with either a mental illness, alcohol and drugs, and/or intellectual disability where that is appropriate and acceptable to the court. It provides consultation and liaison to the Ministry of Justice/Department of Corrections, the Court, and Police. This includes informal assessments, reports and recommendations to Court Judges, and information and advice to justice and mental health services about the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act 1992. The service is provided by cultural support, a component of a multidisciplinary team. MHF85S Forensic Mental Health – Court Liaison Service Service to divert offenders from the Criminal Justice system into the health system with either a mental illness and/or and intellectual disability where that is appropriate and acceptable to the court. It provides consultation and liaison to the Ministry of Justice/Department of Corrections, the Court, and Police. This includes informal assessments, reports and recommendations to Court Judges, and information and advice to justice and mental health services about the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act 1992. Service Unit of Measure Unit of Measure Definition FTE Full-time equivalent staff member (clinical or non-clinical) involved in direct delivery of services to consumers. Exclude time that is formally devoted to administrative or management functions e.g. half-time coordination of a community team. Service Service purchased in a block arrangement uniquely agreed between the parties to the agreement 7.2 Reporting The Provider must comply with the requirements of national data collections: PRIMHD. Additional information to be reported and the frequency of collection are specified by the Funder in the Provider Specific Terms and Conditions as agreed with the Service Provider. The information required by the Funder will be sent to: Performance Reporting Sector Operations Ministry of Health Private Bag 1942 Dunedin 9054 Email performance_reporting@moh.govt.nz
City/Town Province Postal Code Email Daytime Phone Cell Phone Fax TTY What is the best way to send information to you at your alternative contact? (if you check email, you are consenting to the delivery of documents by email) Mail Email Fax 3. Representative Contact Information Complete this Section only if you are authorizing a lawyer or other Representative to act for you. I authorize the organization and/or person named below to represent me. My representative is: First (or Given) Name Last (or Family) Name Organization (if applicable): Street # Street Name Apt/Suite City/Town Province Postal Code Email Daytime Phone Cell Phone Fax TTY LSUC No. (if applicable): What is the best way to send information to your representative? (if you check email, you are consenting to the delivery of documents by email) Mail Email Fax 4. Respondent Contact Information Provide the name and contact information for any respondent against which you are filing this Application. If there is more than one respondent and you are filling this out on paper, please attach a separate sheet of paper with the
No Fish Species (Common & Latin Name) Geographical Location of Fishery Catching Method Name of Nominated Sites Sourcing form the Fishery % of Total Turnover Own or Fleet held (If any) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Please note that you will be required during the assessment process to demonstrate that the supplying fisheries listed above meet the requirements of the IFFO Global Standard for Responsible Supply.
9, Issue 18, 2015, pp.1467-1471. Awal A.S.M.A, Hosseini H. and Hossain M.Z., Strength, Modulus of Elasticity and Shrinkage Behaviour of Concrete Containing Waste Carpet Fiber, International Journal of GEOMATE, Vol. 9, Issue 17, 2015, pp. Hossain M.Z., For Chapter in a Book, Soil Mechics, 4th ed. Vol. 2, Sakai, Ed. Sankeisha Publisher’s Name, Year, pp. 11–60. Author H., A Book New York Publisher, Year, pp.1-200. Annnn B., Unpublished Work but Accepted, Vol., Issue, Year. Kimura S., Journal Paper Title, J. of Computer Science, Vol. 1, Issue 2, 1987, pp. 23-49. Islam M.R., Conference proceedings, in Proc. 2nd Int. Conf. on GEOMATE, 2011, pp. 8-13. Hossain M.Z. and Awal A.S.M.A., Experimental Validation of a Theoretical Model for Flexural Modulus of Elasticity of Thin Cement Composite, Const. Build. Mat., Vol.25, No.3, 2011, pp.1460-1465. Copyright © Int. J. of GEOMATE. All rights reserved, including the making of copies unless permission is obtained from the copyright proprietors.
NGOs Individual donations Others, pls. specify during the visit 9. The organisation has been blacklisted by a government agency or funding withdrawn by a donor NOTE: Ticking Yes will not necessarily disqualify the applicant. However, withholding information may constitute reason for rejection of application Yes No Please provide details 10. The organisations activities have been evaluated by SACS Yes No, skip to Section B If yes, provide details to JAT members during the visit 11. Organisation activity evaluated by SACS DIC CCC DLN GIPA Project Stigma reduction TI Any others (specify) Copy of evaluation/s with score Section B 1. Salary to staff paid through cheque Yes No Copy of bank statements 2. Appointment letters issued to all staff with job description and signed copies kept by HR Yes No Copy of appointment letter Section C 1. Period that the organisation has been implementing HIV programmes in the district for where applied as SSR > 3 years > 2 years < 2 Years Annual Report/ programme documentation 2. The HIV activities of the organisation cater to PLHIV MSM Sex workers IDU & partners TGs/Hijra WLHIV CLHIV Truckers Migrants HIV -TB Project contract documents
Others, pls specify 3. The HIV focus of the organisation is on HIV prevention HIV care and support Stigma reduction Advocacy 3.A The organisation provides counselling on issues of positive prevention, family planning, couple-counselling, and maternal health and differential care to PLHIV Yes No 3.B The organisation works on treatment literacy Yes No Provide details 3.C The organisation conducts activities to improve the adherence level for people taking ARV Yes No 4 The organisation conducts HIV related advocacy at district level and effective local resource mobilization Yes No Please provide evidence of successful advocacy efforts and local resource mobiligation 5. The organisation currently facilitates access for PLHIV to social entitlement schemes/welfare services Yes No Annual report/program reports 6. The organisation has experience of providing home based care to PLHIV and their families Yes No Annual report/program documentation 7. Organisation provides information on access to treatment, education and adherence Yes No Programme documentation 8. Organisation provides psychosocial counselling to PLHIV & their families on differential care to PLHIV Client Yes No Annual report/program documentation 9. Organization has referrals and linkages for PLHIV to avail legal aid services in the district Yes No Program documentation 10.. Organization regularly participates in the district level co-ordination Yes Program documentation, invitation letter, meeting
Section I: DETAILS OF KEY PROJECTS EXECUTED BY THE ORGANIZATION IN THE DISTRICT WHERE APPLIED FOR SSR Project Period (month & year) Name of Project in 2015-16 and 2016-17 Source of Funding Amount (in Rs.) List of Key Project Activities Major Outcomes/ Outputs of the Project Identify Specific Activities Similar to TORs/Scope of Work for SSRs Geographical Area of Activities Mentioned in Column 5 (mention districts) Specify Project Involvement with PLHIV/ PLHIV Networks, if any 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
MHF84A Forensic Mental Health – Prison Mental Health Service – Senior medical staff Multidisciplinary service comprised of specialist clinical staff to enable prisoners to access a level of mental healthcare reasonably equivalent to that available to the general population of New Zealand. The service is provided by senior medical staff, a component of the multidisciplinary team. FTE Full-time equivalent staff member (clinical or involved in direct delivery of services to consumers. Exclude time that is formally devoted to administrative or management functions e.g. coordination of a community team. Sector Services MHF84B Forensic Mental Health – Prison Mental Health Service – Junior medical staff Multidisciplinary service comprised of specialist clinical staff to enable prisoners to access a level of mental healthcare reasonably equivalent to that available to the general population of New Zealand. The service is provided by junior medical staff, a component of the multidisciplinary team. FTE As above Sector Services MHF84C Forensic Mental Health – Prison Mental Health Service – Nurses & allied health Multidisciplinary service comprised of specialist clinical staff to enable prisoners to access a level of mental healthcare reasonably equivalent to that available to the general population of New Zealand. The service is provided by nurses and allied health staff, a component of the multidisciplinary team. FTE As above Sector Services MHF84D Forensic Mental Health – Prison Mental Health Service – staff Multidisciplinary service comprised of specialist clinical staff to enable prisoners to access a level of mental healthcare reasonably equivalent to that available to the general population of New Zealand. The service is provided by non-clinical staff, a component of the multidisciplinary team. FTE As above Sector Services
FORM 1006A Name of Operator: ___________________________________________ (Rev 2018) Operator Number: __________________________________________ SCHEDULE B MARKETABLE SECURITIES Broker’s Name, Address and Phone Number Issuing Company Registered In Name Of Total Market Value ($) Pledged Stock Yes/No Where Traded
FORM 1006A Name of Operator: ___________________________________________ (Rev 2018) Operator Number: __________________________________________ SCHEDULE E REAL ESTATE Instructions Complete the Following Section Completely. Designate Real Estate by One of the Following: H-Residence, I-Income Property, D-Development Property (Held for Resale), A-Agricultural, R-Recreational, O-Other R/E Use Description and Location % Own Year Acquired Present Value $ Mortgage Payable To Mortgage Balance $ Original Cost $
FORM 1006A Name of Operator: ___________________________________________ (Rev 2018) Operator Number: __________________________________________ SCHEDULE J SHORT TERM NOTES PAYABLE TO BANKS ** IF YOU ARE A COMAKER, LIST THE LOAN IN THIS SCHEDULE AND STATE THE BORROWERS NAME IN THIS COLUMN Due To: Name, Address, Phone Number and Contact Person Original Amount $ Present Balance $ Maturity Date Payment Terms Collateral**
FORM 1006A Name of Operator: ___________________________________________ (Rev 2018) Operator Number: __________________________________________ SCHEDULE K LONG TERM NOTES PAYABLE TO BANKS ** IF YOU ARE A COMAKER, LIST THE LOAN IN THIS SCHEDULE AND STATE THE BORROWERS NAME IN THIS COLUMN Due To: Name, Address, Phone Number and Contact Person Original Amount $ Present Balance $ Maturity Date Payment Terms Collateral**
FORM 1006A Name of Operator: ___________________________________________ (Rev 2018) Operator Number: __________________________________________ SCHEDULE L NOTES PAYABLE TO OTHERS ** IF YOU ARE A COMAKER, LIST THE LOAN IN THIS SCHEDULE AND STATE THE BORROWERS NAME IN THIS COLUMN Due To: Name, Address, Phone Number and Contact Person Original Amount $ Present Balance $ Maturity Date Payment Terms Collateral**
FORM 1006A Name of Operator: ___________________________________________ (Rev 2018) Operator Number: __________________________________________ SCHEDULE M MORTGAGES – WHOLLY OWNED REAL ESTATE Instructions Complete the Following Section Completely. Designate Real Estate by One of the Following: H-Residence, I-Income Property, D-Development Property (Held for Resale), A-Agricultural, R-Recreational, O-Other R/E Use Description and Location % Own Year Acquired Present Value $ Mortgage Payable To (Give Name, Address and Phone Number) Mortgage Balance $ Original Cost $
Form 103 APPLICATION FOR WARRANT Magistrates Court of South Australia Correctional Services Act 1982 Sections 76 or 76A Court Use Date Filed: Application made: personally by telephone by facsimile Registry File No Address Street Telephone Facsimile DX City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Applicant Name Surname Given name/s Address Street Telephone Facsimile City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Parolee Name DOB Surname Given name/s dd/mm/yyyy Address Street City/Town/Suburb State Postcode The applicant applies for: a warrant for the arrest of the parolee; or a warrant for the arrest and return to prison of the parolee Grounds on which the application is made: Hearing details Registry Date Address Time am/pm Telephone Facsimile Email Address Date
Form 104 WARRANT Magistrates Court of South Australia Correctional Services Act 1982 Sections 76 or 76A Court Use Date Filed: Application made: personally by telephone by facsimile Registry File No Address Street Telephone Facsimile DX City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Applicant Name Surname Given name/s Address Street Telephone Facsimile City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Parolee Name DOB Surname Given name/s dd/mm/yyyy Address Street City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Terms of the Warrant I, the undersigned Magistrate, authorise: the arrest of the parolee; or the arrest and return to prison of the parolee Date MAGISTRATE
Form 108A NON-ASSOCIATION ORDER / PLACE RESTRICTION ORDER AS VARIED Magistrates Court of South Australia Criminal Procedure Act 1921 Section 82 Court Use Date Filed: Date Posted: AP Number Registry File No Address Street Telephone Facsimile City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Applicant Full Name Address Street Telephone Facsimile City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Rank and ID No. Defendant Full Name DOB dd/mm/yyyy Address Street Telephone Facsimile City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address This application is in regards to: Non-association order made on file number: dated: is hereby: Place restriction order made on file number: dated: is hereby: varied revoked Order as varied: Date MAGISTRATES COURT
Rule 41AF Form 11 Request for service in a foreign country REQUEST FOR SERVICE IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY I, (name), solicitor for (role of party) (name) request that (identify document to be served) be transmitted: in accordance with the (name of convention or insert law of foreign country) through the diplomatic channel to (name of country) for service on the (role of party) (name) at (address for service) or elsewhere in (name of country) (delete whichever is inapplicable). I personally undertake to be responsible for the expenses incurred by the Court in respect of the requested service of documents and, on receiving due notification of the amount of the expenses incurred, will pay the amount to the Registrar of the Court. Date: Signed by (name) Plaintiff/Plaintiff’s solicitor (delete whichever is inapplicable)
CIVIL ENGINEER FIRM INFORMATION Firm Name: Contact(s) Principal: Project Mgr: Project A/E: Name Email Address Address: (provide mailing address also, if different) Phone #: Fax #: SPECIALTY CONSULTING FIRM INFORMATION Firm Name: Contact(s) Principal: Project Mgr: Project A/E: Name Email Address Address: (provide mailing address also, if different) Phone #: Fax #: PROVIDE BRIEF RESUMÉ OF KEY PERSONS OF PRIME FIRM ASSIGNED TO THIS PROJECT (add tables as required) Name: Title: Firm Name: Role on This Project: Years w/ This Firm: Education (degree/year): Active Registrations: Experience & Qualifications Relevant to This Project: Name: Title: Firm Name: Role on This Project: Years w/ This Firm: Education (degree/year): Active Registrations: Experience & Qualifications Relevant to This Project:
Name: Title: Firm Name: Role on This Project: Years w/ This Firm: Education (degree/year): Active Registrations: Experience & Qualifications Relevant to This Project: PROVIDE BRIEF RESUMÉ OF KEY PERSONS OF CONSULTING FIRMS ASSIGNED TO THIS PROJECT (add tables as required) Name: Title: Firm Name: Role on This Project: Years w/ This Firm: Education (degree/year): Active Registrations: Experience & Qualifications Relevant to This Project: Name: Title: Firm Name: Role on This Project: Years w/ This Firm: Education (degree/year): Active Registrations: Experience & Qualifications Relevant to This Project: Name: Title: Firm Name: Role on This Project: Years w/ This Firm: Education (degree/year): Active Registrations: Experience & Qualifications Relevant to This Project: Name: Title: Firm Name: Role on This Project: Years w/ This Firm: Education (degree/year): Active Registrations: Experience & Qualifications Relevant to This Project:
Exercise Name: [Insert exercise name] Exercise Date: [Insert exercise date] Organization/Jurisdiction: [Insert organization or jurisdiction] Venue: [Insert venue name] Prevention Exercise Objective: [Insert exercise objective] Core Capability: Forensics and Attribution Conduct forensic analysis and attribute terrorist acts (including the means and methods of terrorism) to their source, to include forensic analysis as well as attribution for an attack and for the preparation for an attack in an effort to prevent initial or follow-on acts and/or swiftly develop Organizational Capability Target 1: [Insert customized target based on plans and assessments] Critical Task: [Insert task from frameworks, plans, or SOPs] Critical Task: [Insert task from frameworks, plans, or SOPs] Critical Task: [Insert task from frameworks, plans, or SOPs] Critical Task: [Insert task from frameworks, plans, or SOPs] Source(s): [Insert name of plan, policy, procedure, or reference] Organizational Capability Target 2: [Insert customized target based on plans and assessments] Critical Task: [Insert task from frameworks, plans, or SOPs] Critical Task: [Insert task from frameworks, plans, or SOPs] Critical Task: [Insert task from frameworks, plans, or SOPs] Critical Task: [Insert task from frameworks, plans, or SOPs] Source(s): [Insert name of plan, policy, procedure, or reference] Organizational Capability Target 3: [Insert customized target based on plans and assessments] Critical Task: [Insert task from frameworks, plans, or SOPs] Critical Task: [Insert task from frameworks, plans, or SOPs] Critical Task: [Insert task from frameworks, plans, or SOPs] Critical Task: [Insert task from frameworks, plans, or SOPs] Source(s): [Insert name of plan, policy, procedure, or reference]
Are there any Outstanding Statements/Materials? Yes / No s 34P of the Evidence Act 1929 Notice of Discreditable Conduct Filed / To be Filed s 124 of the Criminal Procedure Act 1921 Expert Evidence or Alibi Evidence Filed / To be Filed Date: (signed) …………..……..………………………….……… Director of Public Prosecutions (signed) ...........................…………………………….…… Solicitor for the first defendant (signed) ...........................…………………………….…… Solicitor for the second defendant
Form 125 WARRANT Magistrates Court of South Australia Electoral Act 1985 Section 130ZZB(17) Court Use Date Filed: Registry File No Address Street Telephone Facsimile DX City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Authorised officer Name Surname Given name/s Address Street Telephone Facsimile City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Details of place to be entered and searched Address (if land or premises) Street City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Vehicle, vessel or aircraft Terms of the Warrant I, the undersigned magistrate, upon the sworn application of the above named authorised officer, and upon the oral or affidavit evidence given by the authorised officer or some other person as required by the Court, I am satisfied that there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that: there may be, at any time in the next 24 hours, in the above named place, a document or any thing that may afford evidence relating to a contravention of Part 13A of the Electoral Act 1985 (‘the Act’); and if a notice under s 130ZZB were issued for the production of the document or thing, it might be concealed, lost, mutilated or destroyed. Details of suspected contravention of Part 13A of the Act for which this warrant is issued: Details of any evidence that may be seized: I authorise that the above named authorised officer, with necessary and reasonable help and if necessary by force, to enter the above place and exercise the consequentially conferred powers under s 130ZZB(17) of the Act. Hours of the day or night when the place may be entered: This search warrant ends on the following date and time: (not later than 1 month after the issue of the warrant) Date MAGISTRATE
10/11 Warm up – Match the print Chapter Review p. 146-148 #1-20 Death’s Acre Chapter 2 (finish) Ticket out – What do you still need to practice/study? 10/13 Warm Up – Crime Scene scenario and team divisions Crime Scene Ticket out – 2 things you could have done better on the crime scene 10/17 Unit test
RESPONSE ACTION COST SUMMARY (FORM 14) BUILDING NAME: C.D.B. BUILDING NUMBER: Homogeneous Area Material Description RESPONSE ACTION NUMBER RESPONSE ACTION DESCRIPTION COST OF RESPONSE EXCL. O & M COST OF ANNUAL O & M COST OF REMOVAL BUILDING TOTALS $ $ $
Chain of Custody Record for Asbestos Bulk Samples 1. CDB Bldg. No.: 2. Batch #: 3. Facility Name: 4. CDB Project #: 5. Building Name: 6. Date Samples Collected: 7. Name of Inspector: 8. Project Name: 9. License #: 10. Sample Numbers: 11. Total # Samples: 12. Sample numbers relinquished: Total # Samples: Relinquished by: Representing: Signature: Method of Transmission: Date and Time: Sample numbers received: Total # Samples: Received by: Representing: Signature: Condition of Sample Upon Receipt: Date and Time: Reason for Obtaining Sample: 13. Sample numbers relinquished: Total # Samples: Relinquished by: Representing: Signature: Method of Transmission: Date and Time: Sample numbers received: Total # Samples: Received by: Representing: Signature: Condition of Sample Upon Receipt: Date and Time: Reason for Obtaining Sample: 14. Sample numbers relinquished: Total # Samples: Relinquished by: Representing: Signature: Method of Transmission:
Form 15A NOTICE OF APPEAL Magistrates Court of South Australia (Civil Division) Employment Agents Registration Act 1993 Section 15 Court Use Date Filed: Date Posted: Trial Court Action No Address Street Telephone Facsimile DX City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Applicant Full Name Address (Registered Office, if Body Corporate) Street Telephone Facsimile DX City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Solicitor for Applicant (name) Address Street Telephone Facsimile DX City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address I hereby appeal to the Trial Court pursuant to s 15 of the Employment Agents Registration Act 1993, being a person aggrieved by a decision of the Director: to refuse to grant or renew a licence to refuse to transfer a licence to cancel a licence any other decision (please specify) Notice of the decision of the Director was served upon me on the day of 20 Date APPLICANT I certify that I have served a copy of this notice on the Chief Executive Officer, Department of Date REGISTRAR
FURNITURE ON HIRE FORM : 15A CODE ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT PRICE FOR DURATION OF SHOW H01b Carlton Office Chair Black R159 H02 Komora Chair Black Leather & Chrome R347 H02a Komora Chair White Leather & Chrome R347 H07 Ballissima Chair White R302 H10 Deli Chair White R122 H11 Frog Barstool Red/Beige/Green/Yellow R347 H12 Aluminium Chair Silver R511 H13 Kalahari Chair Green & Beige R223 H18 Zebrano Chair Woodgrain R347 H20 White Square & Chrome Bar White & Chrome R310 H20a Asteriod Barstool Ivory Ivory R361 H21 Waterfall Barstool White Leather & Chrome R522 H27 Aluminum Barstool Silver R448 H29 Divo Barstool White R395 H30 Komora Barstool Black Leather & Chrome R347 H32 Gelati Barstool White & Red R384 H33 Gelati Barstool White & Brown R384 H34 Chrome Cocktail Table Silver R747 H34a White Round Bistro Table White R747 H34b White Square Bistro Table White R747 H35 Beechwood Bistro Table Beechwood R820 H40 Beechwood Café Table H746mm D800mm R712 H41 Chrome Café Table H690mm D600mm R693
CODE ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT PRICE FOR DURATION OF SHOW H98a Zebrano Barstool Woodgrain R347 H101 Beer Bench and Table Woodgrain R298 H102 Glass Table on Milan Base Executive R617 H106 Plastic Chair White R50 H107a Flat Shelves R212 H107b Sloping Shelves H16mm W1000mm D300mm R212 H113 Stella Café Chair White R512 H115 Trestle table H750mm W1800mm D740mm R148 H121 Locker Unit H1800mm W305mm D540mm R1239 H123 Shelving Brackets L300mm D50mm W16mm R92 H125 Conference Table H780mm W1805mm D405mm R343 H127 Caribbean Umbrella Red, Grey & Ivory R604 H130 Wooden Table Woodgrain R780 H131 Wooden Barstool Woodgrain R512
Form 15B application Magistrates Court of South Australia (Civil Division) Fire and Emergency Services Act 2005 Section 38 Court Use Date Filed: Copy to Occupier: Copy to Owner: Trial Court Action No Address Street Telephone Facsimile DX City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Officer Full Name Address (Registered Office, if Body Corporate) Street Telephone Facsimile DX City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Solicitor (if any) This is an application under section 38 of the Act for an order directing the occupier to close or keep closed the building at For a period of Occupier of the building (if more than one occupier, please attach particulars) Full Name Address (Registered Office, if Body Corporate) Street Telephone Facsimile DX City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Owner Full Name Address (Registered Office, if Body Corporate) Street Telephone Facsimile DX City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Briefly state the reasons for seeking this order: State to whom and when the closure order for this building was given: Attach a copy of any written notice of the closure order. State to whom and when notice of intention to make this application was given: Date APPLICANT
the police officer(s) responsible for this decision will normally provide a reason. Although it is not normally the duty of the GPR forensic searcher to challenge this decision, GPR forensic investigators should be aware of the possibility that such a decision might be suspect and contrary to the cause of justice. If so, this decision could and should be challenged either through a higher ranking police official or through the agency of another force. The GPR forensic searcher should also bring the matter, in confidence, to the attention of the current EuroGPR committee or the forensics group. Where requested to do so, the GPR forensic searcher should produce a report on the work done. This report should include the survey assessment, the survey strategy, the survey work carried out and all relevant findings. Although a report is not mandatory if it is not required by the PSO, the production of a report represents best practice. The Impact of Research There are a number of GPR research projects in progress internationally, aimed at learning more about the processes of decomposition and the effectiveness of geophysical methods of discovery. All GPR forensic investigators should be aware of papers published on the results of these research projects. Relevant papers are included in the technical papers from the biennial international GPR conference, hosted by EuroGPR on its website. The Geological Society also holds a biennial 1 day conference in London at which research results and case studies are presented. The Association encourages participation in research projects by all members with forensic experience. Not all research projects start from the basis of practical experience and the input of members with practical forensic experience is extremely valuable. Professional Affiliation & Training All GPR professionals taking part in forensic investigations should subscribe to an appropriate Code of Conduct through professional affiliation to the European GPR Association, the Geological Society of London, the Institute for Archaeologists or a similar professional organisation. Individuals are expected to take very seriously their responsibility to maintain the highest standards of integrity, responsibility and professional knowledge, and to restrict their practice and advice to matters within their areas of experience and expertise. It is expected that GPR operators taking part in forensic investigations should have previous forensic experience. If the Association member does not have relevant experience, they should either not undertake the work or arrange to do so under the supervision of an appropriately qualified and experienced expert.
Rules 23(1)(b), 23(2)(b) and 59(3), 59(4) Form 16 Notice of acting and address for service NOTICE OF ACTING AND ADDRESS FOR SERVICE (name), solicitor acts/now acts (delete whichever is inapplicable) as solicitor for the (role of party) (name) whose address for service is/is now (delete whichever is inapplicable) (insert address for service) Date: Signed by (name) Solicitor for (role of party) (name)
Form 17 NOTICE OF PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS Magistrates Court of South Australia Summary Procedure Act 1921 Section 62D Court Use Date Filed: Registry File No Address Street Telephone Facsimile City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Person charged Name Reference Surname Given name/s Address Street Telephone City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Charges against you: If you are convicted of these offences, the following previous convictions will be alleged against you: You should attend Court or have a solicitor attend for you. If you fail to attend: • the matter may be dealt with without you, or • a warrant may be issued for your arrest. Person or agency alleging previous convictions Name DOB Surname Given name/s dd/mm/yyyy Address Street Telephone Facsimile City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Next hearing Registry Date Address Time am/pm Telephone Facsimile Email Address Date
#2 NH4Cl ammonium chloride no one #3 CaCO3 calcium carbonate Joseph Johnson #4 C6H12O6 glucose Scott Skelton #5 cornstarch Scott Skelton Write the balanced chemical equation representing the positive NaOH test for magnesium sulfate. (2 pts) MgSO4(aq) + 2NaOH(aq) Na2SO4(aq) + Mg(OH)2(s) Write the balanced chemical equation representing the positive HCl test for sodium bicarbonate. (2 pts) NaHCO3(s) + HCl(aq) CO2(g) + H2O(l) + NaCl(aq) Write the chemical formula for the gas that is liberated when ammonium chloride reacts with sodium hydroxide. (1 pt.) NH4Cl(aq) + NaOH(aq) NH3(g) + NaCl(aq) + H2O(l) Part 2: Polymers (21 points) Identify samples #6-#8 below. #6 – used to make water bottles, 2-liter soda bottles, cooking oil bottles #7 – used in drinking cups – positive acetone test #8 – used in construction, commonly pipes – positive copper wire test Plastic Identification full name OR abbreviation (2 pts each) Who does this implicate? (if anyone) (1 pt each)
Form 19Y APPLICATION FOR REHEARING Youth Court of South Australia Criminal Procedure Act 1921 Section 76A Registry at which conviction or order made: Registry File No Address Street Telephone Facsimile City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Details of original file: Defendant Name DOB Surname Given name/s dd/mm/yyyy Address Street Licence No. City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Informant Name Surname Given name/s Informant’s Reference Address Street Telephone Facsimile City/Town/Suburb State Postcode Email Address Charges: I now apply to have the conviction or order set aside. My reason(s) for wanting to set it aside is/are: Applicant’s signature State whether Applicant is Informant Defendant Registrar Hearing details Registry Date Address Time am/pm Telephone Facsimile Email Address Date YOUTH COURT IMPORTANT NOTICE TO APPLICANT An application to set aside a conviction or order must be made within 14 days after the applicant receives notice of the conviction or order.
(1) Any rule of common law under which a trial judge in a criminal trial is required to direct the jury about— (a) any defences and alternative offences open on the evidence but which have not been identified as such during the trial; or (b) any alternative basis of complicity in the offence charged and any alternative offence in issue— is abolished. (2) Nothing in subsection (1) limits the obligation of the trial judge under section 15(1) to give directions. Notes 1 This provision abolishes the rule attributed to Pemble v R [1971] HCA 20; (1971) 124 CLR 107 and the application of Pemble in the context of complicity, for example Gilbert v R [2000] HCA 15; 201 CLR 414 and R v Nguyen [2010] HCA 38; (2010) 242 CLR 491. s. 16 2 Section 4 applies generally to override any rule of law or practice to the contrary of this Act. __________________ 17 Trial judge's obligations when summing up s. 17 In his or her summing up to the jury, the trial judge— (a) must explain only so much of the law as is necessary for the jury to determine the issues in the trial; and (b) must refer the jury to the way in which the prosecution and the accused have put their cases in relation to the issues in the trial but
NO PASS/NO DRIVE (KRS 159.051) The No Pass/No Drive law mandates the loss of a student’s driver’s license for dropping out of school or for academic deficiency. STAY IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT! DON’T LOSE YOUR LICENSE! Students who fail more than one class in a 12 week term (trimester) or have 9 unexcused absences will lose their driver’s license. Students who lose their driving privilege may reapply at the close of the next successfully completed 12 week term (trimester) of school. Upon request, the school will send a reinstatement form to the Department of Licensing. The student will then receive a license eligibility letter that must be presented to the Circuit Court Clerk in order to obtain a new permit or license. Daily Schedule SCHOOL DAY SCHEDULE TIME SCHEDULE 2011-2012 REGULAR SCHOOL DAY LUNCH SCHEDULE 7:40 – 8:52 1st Period L1 10:14 – 10:39 8:56 – 10:14 2nd Period L2 10:42 – 11:07 10:18 – 11:57 3rd Period L3 11:07 – 11:32 12:01 – 1:13 4th Period L4 11:36 – 11:57 1:17 – 2:30 5th Period
DARLING DOWNS 13-19 YEARS SCHOOL SPORT TRACK & FIELD CARNIVAL 2018 PROGRAMME FRIDAY 31 AUGUST FIELD EVENTS ONLY Warwick SHS Hamilton Oval for all events TIME 13 YEARS 14 YEARS 15 YEARS 16 YEARS 17/18/19 YEARS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS High Jump High Jump Long Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Shot Put Javelin Javelin Long Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Triple Jump Javelin Javelin Discus Discus High Jump High Jump Discus Discus Javelin Javelin High Jump High Jump Triple Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Shot Put LUNCH Javelin Javelin Discus Discus Shot Put Shot Put High Jump High Jump Long Jump Long Jump Shot Put Shot Put High Jump High Jump Discus Discus Long Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Triple Jump Triple Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Shot Put Long Jump Long Jump Javelin Javelin Discus Discus CONCLUDES