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Table Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Item Decision, event or change When notification must be given 1 A decision to design or construct, or to commission the design or construction of, rolling stock or new railway tracks. As soon as is reasonably practicable after the decision is made. r. 47 2 The introduction into service of rolling stock of a type not previously operated by the operator, or the reintroduction into service of rolling stock not currently operated by the operator. At least 28 days before the date the operator intends to introduce or reintroduce the rolling stock into service. 3 A change to a safety critical element of existing rolling stock. At least 28 days before the date the operator intends to bring the change into operation. 4 A change to one or more of the classes of rail infrastructure used in the operator's railway operations. At least 28 days before the date the operator intends to introduce the new class of rail infrastructure into service. 5 A change to a safety standard for the design of rail infrastructure or rolling stock. At least 28 days before the date the operator intends to adopt the change.
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Item Decision, event or change When notification must be given 6 The decision to adopt a new safety standard for the design of rail infrastructure or rolling stock. At least 28 days before the date the operator intends to adopt the new standard. r. 47 7 A change to the frequency of, or procedures for, the inspection or maintenance of railway infrastructure or rolling stock. At least 28 days before the date the operator intends to bring the change into effect. 8 A decision to change any work scheduling practices and procedures set out in the operator's fatigue risk management program. At least 28 days before the date the operator intends to bring the change into effect. 9 The replacement, or a change in the contact details of any person appointed under regulation 6(1)(b). As soon as is reasonably practicable after it is known the replacement or change will occur.
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Item Decision, event or change When notification must be given 10 A change in the operator's name or residential address, or the operator's business or trading name, or in the case of a body corporate, a change in the name or registered business address of the body corporate. As soon as is reasonably practicable after the change is made. (3) It is a condition of accreditation that an accredited rail transport operator complies with subregulation (2).". 48 Exemptions from reporting requirements r. 48 In regulation 47(1) of the Principal Regulations, for "An accredited tourist and heritage railway operator" substitute "A tourist and heritage railway operator". 49 Duty to preserve accident or incident site In regulation 48(1) and (2) of the Principal Regulations, for "rail operator" substitute "rail transport operator". 50 Annual reviews and reports (1) In regulation 49(1) of the Principal Regulations— (a) for "rail operator" substitute "rail transport operator"; (b) for "rail operator's" substitute "rail transport operator's";
Division 2—Appointment of justices of the peace 7 Appointment s. 7 (1) The Governor in Council may appoint an eligible person to be a justice of the peace. (2) A person is eligible for appointment as a justice of the peace if— (a) the person is of or over the age of 18 years; and (b) the person is an Australian citizen; and (c) the person is not an insolvent under administration; and (d) the Attorney-General is satisfied that the person— (i) has satisfactorily completed the course of training prescribed for appointment as a justice of the peace; and (ii) has sufficient proficiency in the English language to perform the duties of a justice of the peace; and (iii) ordinarily resides in Victoria; and (iv) is a fit and proper person to be appointed as a justice of the peace. 8 Oath of office Before exercising any of the powers of a justice of the peace, a person appointed as a justice of the peace must take an oath or affirmation of office in the prescribed form and manner.
3 New section 49C inserted See: Act No. 6231. Reprint No. 24 as at 1 July 2013 and amending Act Nos 16/2004, 27/2011, 60/2013, 70/2013, 72/2013, 77/2013, 7/2014 and 8/2014. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au s. 3 At the end of Subdivision (8C) of Division 1 of Part I of the Crimes Act 1958 insert— "49C Failure by person in authority to protect child from sexual offence (1) In this section— person associated with an organisation includes but is not limited to a person who is an officer, office holder, employee, manager, owner, volunteer, contractor or agent of the organisation but does not include a person solely because the person receives services from the organisation; relevant child means a child (whether identifiable or not) under the age of 16 years who is, or may come, under the care, supervision or authority of a relevant organisation; relevant organisation means— (a) an organisation that exercises care, supervision or authority over children, whether as part of its primary functions or otherwise, and includes but is not limited to— (i) a church; and (ii) a religious body; and (iii) a school; and (iv) an education and care service within the meaning of the Education and Care Services National Law (Victoria); and
(3) In Schedule 5 to the Principal Regulations, after item 2 insert— r. 28 "2A Greater Dandenong Planning Scheme Residential Growth Zone (RGZ) General Residential Zone (GRZ) Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ)". ═══════════════
17(3) Classification of Graphical Precision Plotted positional error of any point not to exceed AA 1 mm    90% of all points shall be correct within one half of the maximum positional error indicated. BB 2 mm CC 3 mm DD Any lesser precision Classification of Contour Precision Interpolated elevation error of any point not to exceed 1 One contour interval    90% of all interpolated elevations must be correct within one half of the contour interval(s) indicated. 2 One and one half contour intervals 3 Two contour intervals 4 Any lesser precision ═══════════════
Commission Act 2011 or any regulations made under that Act; or". s. 12 __________________ 2005 Division 1—Relevant day for taxable value of land 13 Definitions s. 13 See: Act No. 88/2005. Reprint No. 4 as at 13 October 2011 and amending Act Nos 49/2010, 35/2011, 69/2011, 76/2012, 69/2013 and 26/2014. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au In section 3(1) of the Land Tax Act 2005— (a) insert the following definitions— "Council has the same meaning as in the Local Government Act 1989; municipal district has the same meaning as in the Local Government Act 1989; non-rateable leviable land has the same meaning as in the Fire Services Property Levy Act 2012; rateable land has the same meaning as in the Local Government Act 1989;"; (b) in the definition of supplementary valuation— (i) after "section 13DF" insert "or 13L"; (ii) omit "(within the meaning of that Act)". 14 Taxable value of land For section 19(2) and (3) of the Land Tax Act 2005 substitute— "(2) The relevant date is—
Port Phillip City Council Stonnington City Council Whitehorse City Council s. 37 Whittlesea City Council Wyndham City Council Yarra City Council Yarra Ranges Shire Council". __________________ 1986 38 Fee for registration or renewal of registration s. 38 See: Act No. 127/1986. Reprint No. 15 as at 20 February 2013 and amending Act Nos 19/1991, 34/2011, 75/2012, 76/2012, 22/2013, 30/2013, 43/2013, 55/2013, 56/2013, 67/2013, 70/2013 and 74/2013. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au In section 9(2) of the Road Safety Act 1986, for "18∙54 fee units" substitute "20∙42 fee units". __________________
2 Authorising provision r. 2 These Regulations are made under section 620 of the Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013. 3 Commencement These Regulations come into operation on 1 July 2014. 4 Revocation The Regulations listed in Schedule 1 are revoked. __________________ 5 Prescribed particulars as evidence r. 5 (1) For the purposes of section 590 of the Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013, the prescribed particulars are those of the following particulars that are relevant to the matters to which the certificate relates— (a) the nature of the amount; (b) if the amount is or relates to a weekly payment, the period in relation to which the weekly payment was paid or is payable; (c) the invoice number, if any; (d) the date of any invoice; (e) the date on which any invoice was received; (f) the date the professional service, if any, was provided; (g) the nature of the professional service provided, if any; (h) the name of the payee;
section 403 of the Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013. __________________ SCHEDULES Sch. 1 SCHEDULE 1 Regulation 4 S.R. No. Name 11/2012 Accident Compensation Regulations 2012 __________________ SCHEDULE 2 Sch. 2 Regulation 6 Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013 Section 558 EXECUTION COPY/SERVICE COPY COURT REF. ______________________________________________________________ Premises where search will be conducted: Street name and number Suburb/Town ______________________________________________________________ AUTHORITY SEARCH
(2) Section 37 comes into operation on the later of— (a) the day on which section 5 comes into operation; and (b) the day on which section 278 of the Victoria Police Act 2013 comes into operation. (3) If a provision of this Act, other than section 37, does not come into operation before 1 December 2014 it comes into operation on that day. 3 Principal Act s. 3 See: Act No. 15/1991. Reprint No. 4 as at 21 August 2013. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au In this Act, the Witness Protection Act 1991 is called the Principal Act. 4 Insertion of Part heading Before section 1 of the Principal Act insert— 5 Definitions In section 3(1) of the Principal Act— (a) insert the following definitions— "Chief Commissioner means the Chief Commissioner of Police appointed under the Police Regulation Act 1958; commission of inquiry means— (a) a Commission of Inquiry established under section 88B of the Constitution Act 1975; or
23 Insertion of Division 5 in Part 2 Before section 16 of the Principal Act insert— "Division 5—Suspension and termination of witness protection and assistance s. 23 15A Suspension of protection and assistance (1) The Chief Commissioner, by giving written notice to a participant, may suspend the provision of protection and assistance to the participant or a member of his or her family under the Victorian witness protection program if the Chief Commissioner is satisfied that the participant has done or intends to do something that limits the ability of the Chief Commissioner to provide adequate protection to the participant or family member. Examples The participant may have done something that results in him or her being in custody, or may intend to travel to a place despite a warning from the Chief Commissioner not to go there because of the risk of harm to the participant. (2) Suspension of protection and assistance under this section takes effect when the notice is given to the participant and has effect for the period specified by the Chief Commissioner in the notice, but may be lifted earlier by the Chief Commissioner. (3) To avoid doubt, the participant continues to be a participant during the period of suspension even though the provision of protection and assistance is suspended.".
8 Repeal of amending Act s. 8 This Act is repealed on 1 July 2016. Note The repeal of this Act does not affect the continuing operation of the amendments made by it (see section 15(1) of the Interpretation of Legislation Act 1984). ═══════════════
in relation to a proceeding in the Commercial List on a reference by or by leave of a Commercial List Judge. (4) Subject to paragraph (2) and Rule 1.11(5), an appeal from any judgment given or order made by an Associate Judge in a proceeding in the List shall be heard by a Commercial List Judge. 2.03 Entry into Commercial List r. 5 (1) At the option of the plaintiff, the originating process in a commercial proceeding may be marked in the top left-hand corner with the words "Commercial List" and, on the filing of an originating process so marked, the proceeding is taken to be entered in the List. Note See Rule 28A.01(1) of Chapter I (electronic filing in RedCrest). (2) Any party to a commercial proceeding in which the originating process has not been so marked may apply to a Commercial List Judge for an order entering the proceeding in the Commercial List. Note See Rule 28A.01(2) of Chapter I (electronic filing in RedCrest). 2.04 Directions A Commercial List Judge may, at any time, give any directions for the conduct of the proceeding which the Judge thinks conducive to its effective, complete, prompt and economical determination.
supervision or inspection of TEC works; (d) the manufacture or provision of any materials for inclusion in TEC works; (e) the performance of anything produced, manufactured or constructed as a result of TEC works which involves or is likely to involve expert evidence of a technical nature; r. 6 (f) the sale or supply of anything produced, manufactured or constructed as a result of TEC works which involves or is likely to involve expert evidence of a technical nature— but does not include any proceeding that includes a claim for personal injury; Technology, Engineering and Construction List, TEC List or List means the list of Judge managed technology, engineering and construction cases compiled by the Prothonotary; TEC List Judge means a Judge of the Court nominated by the Chief Justice to be a TEC List Judge; TEC works means technology, engineering or building construction works of any description whatsoever. 3.02 TEC List Judges to manage cases in List (1) Subject to paragraphs (2) and (3), the powers of the Court in relation to a proceeding in the
KIM HARGRAVE, J. ANTHONY CAVANOUGH, J. JACK FORREST, J. JAMES JUDD, J. PETER VICKERY, J. KARIN EMERTON, J. CLYDE CROFT, J. ANNE FERGUSON, J. PETER ALMOND, J. JOHN DIXON, J. C. MACAULAY, J. KATE McMILLAN, J. G. J. DIGBY, J. JAMES D. ELLIOTT, J. T. J. GINNANE, J. MELANIE SLOSS, J. r. 11 ═══════════════
In these Rules, the Supreme Court (General Civil Procedure) Rules 2005 are called the Principal Rules. 5 Interpretation In Rule 1.13(1) of the Principal Rules insert the following definition— 'RedCrest means the electronic case management system known as "RedCrest" as in operation in the Court from time to time;'. 6 When writ required At the end of Rule 4.04 of the Principal Rules insert— "(2) For the purposes of these Rules, an originating process filed or to be filed in RedCrest which contains an indorsement of claim in accordance with Rule 5.04(2) is deemed to be a writ.". 7 When originating motion required At the end of Rule 4.05 of the Principal Rules insert— "(2) For the purposes of these Rules, an originating process filed or to be filed in RedCrest which does not contain an indorsement of claim in accordance with Rule 5.04(2) but contains an indorsement in accordance with Rule 5.05 is deemed to be an originating motion.". 8 Form of originating process After Rule 5.02(2) of the Principal Rules insert— "(3) An originating process filed or to be filed in RedCrest shall be in Form 5F.". 9 Filing of originating process r. 9 (1) In Rule 5.11(1A)(b) of the Principal Rules—
Ordinance #14-04 Page 3 Section 4. Eligibility for Additional Construction or Improvement. An additional improvement or construction, completed on a property granted a previous exemption or abatement during the period in which such previous exemption or abatement is in effect, shall be qualified for an exemption and/or abatement just as if such property had not received a previous exemption or abatement. In such case, the additional improvement or construction shall be considered as separate for the purposes of calculating exemptions and abatements, except that the assessed valuation of any previous improvement or construction shall be added to the assessed valuation as it was prior to that improvement or construction for the purpose of determining the assessed valuation of the property from which any additional abatement is to be subtracted. Section 5. Applicability of Statutory Regulatory Provisions. Every application for exemption or abatement and every exemption and abatement granted shall be subject to all of the provisions of N.J.S.A. 40A:21-1 et seq., and all rules and regulations issued thereunder. Section 6. Applicability of Federal, State and Local Laws. All tax abatement and exemption agreements shall provide that the applicant is subject to all federal, state and local laws and regulations. Section 7. Equalization. The percentage which the payment in lieu of taxes bears to the property taxes which would have been paid had an abatement not been granted for the property under the agreement shall be applied to the valuation of the property to determine the reduced valuation of the property to be included in the valuation of the Township for determining equalization for county apportionment and school aid during the term of the tax abatement agreement covering the property. Section 8. Cessation or Disposition of Property. If, during any tax year prior to the determination of the tax abatement or exemption agreement, the applicant ceases to operate or disposes of the property or otherwise fails to meet the conditions of eligibility, the tax otherwise due if there had been no abatement or exemption shall become due and payable by the property owner. The Tax Assessor shall, within fifteen (15) days thereof, notify the owner of the property of the amount of taxes due. However,
# RFP Section RFP Page # Question Answer 1 Preface, Section F 10 We will provide the trial software site with the converted test data, but that site will not have complete functionality due to the limits of the data provided. For example, the trial site will not have comp sales, fully functional GIS, images and other features that are part of our proposed solution. In addition to the trial site, we could provide a more fully functional demonstration site that would not use the State’s test data, but would allow for a more complete review and analysis of our proposed solution. Would this be acceptable? This is acceptable. 2 Preface, Section F 10 What are your expectations for the software trial? For the State, to gain a better understanding, through hands-on use of the proposed products. 3 Attachment E 214 Please clarify the instructions for the Attachment. If the response to a requirement is to check the “SR” column –meaning “Provided with Standard Report or Reporting Tool” – that would seem to be a sufficient response. However, the instructions include “NOTE: For codes other than F or N, level of severity of the change must be stated.” Please see Amended page 214.
Contract Requirements / Section K. Insurance / 1. Specific Coverage and Limits / e. Crime Insurance proposed revision? Propose adding “or loss discovery form” to section IV, K, 1, e after “loss sustained form” (p. 25) and changing “loss payee” to “joint loss payee” (p. 26). 4 IV. General Contract Requirements / Section K. Insurance / 1. Specific Coverage and Limits / F. Cyber (Internet) Liability p. 26 Will the Department accept the following proposed revision? (p. 26) Propose removing “loss of income due to online business interruption” from section IV, K,1. F. No. 5 IV. General Contract Requirements / Section U. Phase/IV,U, beginning on page 31 p. 31-32 Will the Department accept the following proposed revision? Propose to add to the end of the third bullet point: “It is understood that information in an intangible or electronic format cannot be removed, erased or otherwise deleted from archival systems (also known as “computer or system back-ups”) but that such No.
(c) even if the enduring power of attorney is invalid or has been revoked or, at the time of the contravention, was invalid or had been revoked. (3) This section does not apply if Division 3 applies. 78 Who can apply for an order for compensation? s. 78 A person may apply for an order under section 77 if the person is— (a) the principal; or (b) any attorney under the enduring power of attorney; or (c) an executor or administrator of the principal's estate; or (d) the Public Advocate; or (e) the nearest relative of the principal; or (f) any other person whom VCAT is satisfied has a special interest in the affairs of the principal. 79 Time limit for application for order for compensation (1) An application for an order for compensation under this Division must be made— (a) if the principal has died, within 6 months after that death; or (b) if the attorney has died, within 6 months after that death; or
__________________ 1982 25 Amendment of Human Tissue Act 1982 See: Act No. 9860/1982. Reprint No. 4 as at 20 May 2010 and amending Act Nos 13/2010 and 83/2012. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au At the end of section 40 of the Human Tissue Act 1982 insert— s. 25 "(2) The Minister, by instrument, may delegate to the Victorian Assisted Reproductive Treatment Authority established under the Assisted Reproductive Treatment Act 2008 the approval under subsection (1) of advertisements for the donation of ova.". 26 Repeal of amending Act This Act is repealed on 29 June 2016. Note The repeal of this Act does not affect the continuing operation of the amendments made by it (see section 15(1) of the Interpretation of Legislation Act 1984). ═══════════════
She informed that regarding all the highways matters from the previous months she had spoken to the portfolio holder Cllr Richard Davies. Cllr Hallam asked about an advisory 20mph speed limit on the High Street. Cllr Mrs Talbot advised that these were for outside schools but she would ask the question. District Councillors Cllr Cawrey had sent her apologies. Cllr Burley informed that an Economy Panel start and finish group had been set up, they will be looking at cost of Council housing and ways of buying land. They have 12 weeks to look into it and report back to the Scrutiny panel. The NK website has had a few changes made to it following comments they had received. However, you still can’t order large collections on line, but they are looking into it. They had some new microphones put in the Council Chambers, which for the 1st day worked, but they don’t work anymore. The charge for emptying dog bins is to be dropped to zero. Cllr Pennell had sent his apologies. Cllr Gallagher informed that there will be a civic service for the District Council Chairman on the 31st March. Robert Pattinson School are consulting on increasing the capacity of the school. There is a Great British Spring Clean between Friday 3rd and Sunday 5th March, NKDC are encouraging groups to get involved. You can now sign up for next years garden waste collection and this year you can pay by direct debit. Parents taking their children to school are warned that if they park on the yellow lines they will be caught by CCTV. Finance Report for January 2017 Current Account Balance as at 1 January 2017 £4,836.42 Transferred from Deposit Account £5,000.00 Add Receipts NKDC £512.00 Defib £111.58 Village Hall £721.00 Redwood Drive £414.00 Community Hub £0.00 Bookings Deposits £50.00 Burial Ground £200.00 £2,008.58 £11,845.00 Less Expenditure NKDC £620.00
(2) Subject to subsection (3), Part 2, Division 2 of Part 3 and Parts 4, 5 and 6 come into operation on a day or days to be proclaimed. (3) If a provision of this Act does not come into operation before 1 September 2015, it comes into operation on that day. s. 2 __________________ Division 1—Supreme Court Act 1986 3 Way in which Court of Appeal may be constituted s. 3 See: Act No. 110/1986. Reprint No. 8 as at 1 December 2013 and amending Act Nos 110/1986, 63/2013, 68/2013, 1/2014, 17/2014 and 25/2014. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au (1) After section 11(1B) of the Supreme Court Act 1986 insert— "(1C) Subject to subsection (9), the Rules may provide that a single Judge of Appeal may constitute, and may exercise all the jurisdiction and powers of, the Court of Appeal— (a) in particular kinds of applications and appeals to or proceedings in the Court of Appeal; or (b) generally.". (2) In section 11(4) of the Supreme Court Act 1986 omit "a single Judge of Appeal or". (3) After section 11(4A) of the Supreme Court Act 1986 insert— "(4B) The Rules may provide that in particular kinds of applications, appeals or proceedings, the Court of Appeal may discharge or vary a judgment, order or
See: Act No. 6276. Reprint No. 5 as at 16 September 1999 and amending Act No. 68/2009. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au (1) Insert the following heading to section 9 of the Imprisonment of Fraudulent Debtors Act 1958— "Judgment debtor may appeal to Court of Appeal". (2) In section 9 of the Imprisonment of Fraudulent Debtors Act (a) for "order to the Full Court" substitute "order to the Court of Appeal with leave of the Court of Appeal"; (b) for "Full Court" (where twice occurring) substitute "Court of Appeal". 16 Debt Recovery Act 1984—Persistent wilful default s. 16 See: Act No. 10063. Reprint No. 2 as at 14 February 2008. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au In section 19(4)(b) of the Judgment Debt Recovery Act 1984, after "Court of Appeal" insert "with leave of the Court of Appeal". 17 Land Acquisition and Compensation Act of claim
See: Act No. 8602. Reprint No. 3 as at 1 May 2013. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au In section 30(1) of the Status of Children Act 1974, after "Court of Appeal" insert "with leave of the Court of Appeal". 21 Urban Renewal Authority Victoria Act of review or appeal See: Act No. 59/2003. Reprint No. 2 as at 25 October 2011 and amending Act Nos 61/2011 and 34/2013. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au In section 51ZR(2) of the Urban Renewal Authority Victoria Act 2003, after "law" insert "and with leave of the Court of Appeal". 22 Valuation of Land Act 1960—Powers on review or appeal s. 22
Defensive Homicide) Act 2014 comes into operation, irrespective of when the offence is alleged to have been committed.". s. 10 __________________ 2013 11 Part 7 substituted s. 11 For Part 7 of the Jury Directions Act 2013 substitute— 29 Application of Part This Part applies to a criminal proceeding in which self-defence or duress in the context of family violence is in issue. 30 Part 3 does not apply Part 3 does not apply to this Part. 31 Definition In this Part— family violence has the same meaning as in section 322J(2) of the Crimes Act 1958. 32 Direction on family violence (1) Defence counsel (or, if the accused is unrepresented, the accused) may request at any time that the trial judge direct the jury on family violence in accordance with subsection (6) and all or specified parts of subsection (7).
(da) scales of fees according to the value of the services to which the fees relate;". 37 Modifications of Tasmanian Act for onboard gaming s. 35 In Schedule 2 to the Gambling Regulation Act 2003— (a) in clause (2)(a), after "Gambling" insert "and Liquor"; (b) clause (2)(c) and (h) are repealed; (c) in clause (2)(i), for "police officer" substitute "operator"; (d) after clause (2)(l) insert— '(m) in the definition of Victorian Commission after "Gambling" there were inserted "and Liquor";'; (e) clause (9)(a) is repealed; (f) in clause (10) omit "29, 30,". 38 New Part 31 inserted in Schedule 7 At the end of Schedule 7 to the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 insert— 2014 31.1 Definition In this Part— amending Act means the Gambling and Liquor Legislation Further Amendment Act 2014. "PART
(2) In the Schedule to the Principal Act, after item 11D insert— "11DA An offence against section 5RD(1) 1 penalty unit Not applicable 11DB An offence against section 5RD(2) 1 penalty unit Not applicable 11DC An offence against section 5RD(5) 1 penalty unit Not applicable". (3) In the Schedule to the Principal Act, after item 11F insert— "11FA An offence against section 5RF(1) 1 penalty unit Not applicable 11FB An offence against section 5RF(4) 1 penalty unit Not applicable". (4) In the Schedule to the Principal Act, after item 11H insert— "11HA An offence against section 5RH(1) 1 penalty unit Not applicable 11HB An offence against section 5RH(4) 1 penalty unit Not applicable". s. 11 __________________
for an offence being finally dealt with; and (b) a re-assessment was carried out on the Secretary being notified of the filing of the charge-sheet containing the charge.". (4) In section 21B(2) of the Principal Act, for "a relevant offence" substitute "an offence specified in clause 2 of Schedule 3". (5) After section 21B(5) of the Principal Act insert— "(6) If the Secretary— (a) has notified a person or agency under subsection (5) that a person's assessment notice has been suspended; and (b) finally determines not to revoke that assessment notice— the Secretary must give notice in writing to that person or that agency of the determination not to revoke the assessment notice.". 27 New section 21C inserted s. 27 After section 21B of the Principal Act insert— "21C Revocation of assessment notice and surrender of document (1) The Secretary may revoke an assessment notice following a re-assessment under Division 5 of the holder's eligibility to have the notice. (2) If the Secretary revokes an assessment notice under this section, the Secretary must give a
(5) After item 5 of Schedule 7 to the Principal Regulations, insert— "5A 1959 Exceed speed limit in a heavy vehicle by 30 km per hour or more but less than 35 km per hour (body corporate) RR 20 20 penalty units". r. 5 (6) After item 6 of Schedule 7 to the Principal Regulations, insert— "6A 1960 Exceed speed limit in a heavy vehicle by 35 km per hour or more but less than 40 km per hour (body corporate) RSA 65B 20 penalty units". (7) After item 7 of Schedule 7 to the Principal Regulations, insert— "7A 1961 Exceed speed limit in a heavy vehicle by 40 km per hour or more but less than 45 km per hour (body corporate) RSA 65B 20 penalty units". (8) After item 8 of Schedule 7 to the Principal Regulations, insert— "8A 1962 Exceed speed limit in a heavy vehicle by 45 km per hour or more (body corporate) RSA 65B 20 penalty units".
(13) After item 14 of Schedule 7 to the Principal Regulations, insert— "14A 1950 Exceed speed limit in a vehicle other than a heavy vehicle by 30 km per hour or more but less than 35 km per hour (body corporate) RR 20 20 penalty units". r. 5 (14) After item 15 of Schedule 7 to the Principal Regulations, insert— "15A 1951 Exceed speed limit in a vehicle other than a heavy vehicle by 35 km per hour or more but less than 40 km per hour (body corporate) RR 20 20 penalty units". (15) After item 16 of Schedule 7 to the Principal Regulations, insert— "16A 1952 Exceed speed limit in a vehicle other than a heavy vehicle by 40 km per hour or more but less than 45 km per hour (body corporate) RR 20 20 penalty units". (16) After item 17 of Schedule 7 to the Principal Regulations, insert— "17A 1953 Exceed speed limit in a vehicle other than a heavy vehicle by 45 km per hour or more (body corporate) RR 20 20 penalty units".
purposes of the law relating to manslaughter by an unlawful and dangerous act; and (b) the offender intended that the punch or strike be delivered to the victim's head or neck; and (c) the victim was not expecting to be punched or struck by the offender; and (d) the offender knew that the victim was not expecting, or was probably not expecting, to be punched or struck by the offender. (4) The court may be satisfied of the matters specified in subsection (3)(c) and (d) even if the victim was involved in a confrontation with the offender or any other person before the punch or strike was delivered. s. 6 (5) The fact that the offender warned the victim of the punch or strike immediately before delivering it does not mean that the victim was expecting to be punched or struck by the offender. Example The offender might only warn the victim of the punch or strike so close to the time of the delivery of the punch or strike that the victim is not expecting to be punched or struck by the offender. (6) Subsection (2) does not apply to— (a) a person who aids, abets, counsels or procures the commission of the offence; or Note See section 323 of the Crimes Act 1958.
'(2) In section 10A(2) of the Sentencing Act 1991, for "9C or 10" substitute "9C, 10 or 10AA".' (3) In the heading to section 12 of the Sentencing Amendment (Emergency Workers) Act 2014, for "623" substitute "625". (4) In section 12 of the Sentencing Amendment (Emergency Workers) Act 2014, for "623" substitute "625". __________________ 14 Repeal of amending Act This Act is repealed on 1 November 2015. s. 14 Note The repeal of this Act does not affect the continuing operation of the amendments made by it (see section 15(1) of the Interpretation of Legislation Act 1984). ═══════════════
(iii) participation in cancer screening; and (iv) treatment options; and (d) to support initiatives to enhance the quality of life of those affected by cancer; and (e) to monitor and evaluate cancer screening participation, cancer incidence and cancer treatment and the outcomes of cancer screening and cancer treatment; and (f) to promote continuous improvement in cancer treatment, outcomes and the quality and safety of health services relating to cancer; and (g) to undertake, facilitate and support research relating to cancer and the application of that research; and (h) to maintain a register of information collected by the Secretary under this Act. 5 Delegation by Secretary s. 5 The Secretary by instrument may delegate any power or function of the Secretary under this Act or the regulations made under this Act, other than this power of delegation, to— (a) any employee or class of employees employed under Part 3 of the Public Administration Act 2004; or (b) any person engaged by the Department in a capacity other than as an employee employed under Part 3 of the Public Administration Act 2004. 6 Agreement with service provider (1) Subject to subsection (2), the Secretary may enter into an agreement with a service provider to perform any of the functions of the Secretary under this Act.
item of value used by the person for the purposes of entering the prize draw or for the purposes of the gambling (as the case may be) was lawfully acquired; (d) property acquired by a person in the form of investment income is taken to have been lawfully acquired only if the property from which the investment income was derived was lawfully acquired; (e) property derived by a person from salary or wages or from payment under a contract for services is taken to have been lawfully acquired only if the salary or wages or the payment for the services (as the case may be)— (i) did not exceed the reasonable market rate applying at the time for the labour or services provided; or (ii) were lawfully acquired by the person from whom they were received; s. 16 (f) property acquired by a person that is derived property is not property lawfully acquired unless— (i) the property was acquired for sufficient consideration; and (ii) the person acquired the property without knowing, and in circumstances such as not to arouse a reasonable suspicion, that the property was derived property. (2) Subsection (1) does not limit the criteria for determining for the purposes of this Part
After section 10(f) of the Road Safety Camera Commissioner Act 2011 insert— See: Act No. 47/2011 and amending Act Nos 47/2011, 55/2013 and 77/2013. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au "(fa) to provide information about the road safety camera system in response to a request for information from a person or body;". __________________ 1991 55 Period and commencement of a community correction order See: Act No. 49/1991. Reprint No. 16 as at 1 July 2014 and amending Act Nos 32/2013, 77/2013, 15/2014, 17/2014, 37/2014 and 47/2014. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au s. 55 For section 38(1)(a) of the Sentencing Act 1991 substitute— "(a) in the case of an order made by the Magistrates' Court— (i) in respect of one offence, 2 years; or (ii) in respect of 2 offences, 4 years; or (iii) in respect of 3 or more offences, 5 years; or". 56 New section 41A inserted After section 41 of the Sentencing Act 1991 insert—
1966 59 New section 51A inserted See: Act No. 7405. Reprint No. 11 as at 27 April 2012 and amending Act Nos 27/2011, 5/2012, 26/2012, 27/2012, 32/2013, 70/2013, 77/2013, 15/2014, 26/2014 and 37/2014. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au After section 51 of the Summary Offences Act 1966 insert— s. 59 "51A Assaulting registered health practitioners (1) If a registered health practitioner— (a) is employed, self-employed or engaged to provide, or support the provision of, care or treatment in a hospital to a person; and (b) is in the hospital or on the hospital premises— a person must not assault the practitioner, knowing or being reckless as to whether the practitioner is a health practitioner. Penalty: 60 penalty units or imprisonment for 6 months. (2) If a registered health practitioner— (a) is employed, self-employed or engaged to provide, or support the provision of, care or treatment, other than in a hospital, to a person; and (b) is providing, or supporting the provision of, care or treatment to a person in the course of that employment, self-employment or engagement—
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See: Act No. 10168. Reprint No. 5 as at 20/05/2009 and amending Act Nos 68/2009 and 17/2010. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au Section 11A of the Trustee Companies Act 1984 is repealed. 47 Statute law revision The heading to the Schedules to the Trustee Companies Act 1984 is repealed. Division 3—Amendment of Wills Act 1997 See: Act No. 88/1997. Reprint No. 2 as at 19/04/2013. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au 48 Information which the Court may require in support of an application for leave s. 48 In section 28(g) of the Wills Act 1997 after "an application" insert "for a family provision order". 49 Can a will be rectified? In section 31(4)(b)(i) of the Wills Act 1997 after "or any application" insert "for a family provision order". 50 Beneficiaries must survive testator by 30 days In section 39(4) of the Wills Act 1997 after "an application" insert "for a family provision order". __________________
Act 2014, applies to convictions for historical homosexual offences (within the meaning of Part 8) irrespective of when the offences were committed or the convictions were recorded or findings of guilt were made.". s. 4 __________________ Division 1—Amendment of Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 1998 5 New Part 18 inserted in Schedule 1 See: Act No. 53/1998. Reprint No. 9 as at 1 January 2014 and amending Act Nos 11/2010, 67/2013, 1/2014, 17/2014, 23/2014, 37/2014, 42/2014, 57/2014, 60/2014, 62/2014 and 66/2014. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au s. 5 After Part 17 of Schedule 1 to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 1998 insert— 1991 78 Application of Part The Part applies in respect of a proceeding under Part 8 of the Sentencing Act 1991. 79 Constitution of Tribunal The Tribunal is to be constituted by the President or a Vice President. 80 Confidentiality of proceeding (1) Unless the Tribunal orders otherwise, a person must not publish or broadcast, or cause to be published or broadcast, any report of a proceeding that identifies, or could reasonably lead to the identification of— (a) a party to the proceeding; or
statutory rules 2014 S.R. No. 89/2014 Mental Health Act 2014 Mental Health Tribunal Rules 2014 The Rules Committee established by section 207 of the Mental Health Act 2014 makes the following Rules: 1 Object The object of these Rules is to regulate the practice and procedure of the Mental Health Tribunal. 2 Authorising provisions These Rules are made under section 207 of the Mental Health Act 2014 and all other enabling powers. 3 Commencement These Rules come into operation on 1 July 2014. 4 Definitions In these Rules— register of proceedings means the register established under section 176 of the Act; the Act means the Mental Health Act 2014. __________________ 5 Form of applications r. 5
YB then thanked SSSC for arranging the first meeting in Dundee. It was agreed that in future meetings were likely to be arranged in different parts of the country and will commence at 10am rather than 10.30am to allow more time for the meeting whilst still concluding around 12.30pm Registration – introduction and overview – Cheryl Campbell, SSSC 3.1 CC presented a PowerPoint about registration, mandatory registration, the different parts of the Register and explained about MySSSC. 3.2 CC explained that for the part of the Register for Support Workers in Care Home Services for Adults, we are expecting 23,000 applications. 3.3 A few questions were then raised and answered: QUESTION ANSWER What if support workers in care home services for adults have not applied to register before 30 September 2014? People may still be registered if they apply late but we cannot give any guarantees. An employer can continue to employ support workers who are not registered until 30 September 2015. What if support workers in care home services are not registered by September 2015? Employers would be committing an offence if they continue to employ unregistered workers beyond 30 September 2015 unless there is a reasonable excuse. What if they are not qualified? They will have 5 years to achieve the appropriate qualifications. Will relief and bank staff be required to register? Will these staff require the same qualifications? Yes all workers carrying out these roles are required to be registered. They will also have 5 years to achieve the qualifications. Would a member of staff on the Housing Support part of Register, who moved to Care at Home in just over 6 months have to register again? Yes, if a person is looking to change to a different part of the Register after 6 months, they will have to Register again and pay a new fee. (If a person is on 2 parts of the Register at the same time there would only be one fee). Can staff apply to register on both the Care at Home and Housing Support parts of the The system developers are working on this – UPDATE – since the meeting this is now possible on the online system.
Terminology: degree - of a vertex is the number of edges that intersect that vertex. even vertex - has an even number of edges that intersect it odd vertex - has an odd number of edges that intersect it loops - are considered to be two edges emanating from the vertex adjacent vertices - have at least one edge connecting them path on a graph - a sequence of adjacent vertices and the edges connecting them that uses no edge more than once. A path doesn’t have to include all of the vertices or edges. circuit - a path that begins and ends at the same vertex. The one below is given by A, B, C, E, A. Connected Graph Disconnected Graph Bridge – is an edge on a connected graph that, if removed, makes the graph disconnected. Ex. Use the graph below to answer the following: (a) List the odd vertices. (b) List the even vertices. (c) What vertex has a loop? (d) Are there any bridges?
statutory rules 2014 S.R. No. 108/2014 Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013 Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation (Savings and Transitional) Amendment Regulations 2014 The Governor in Council makes the following Regulations: Dated: 19 August 2014 Responsible Minister: GORDON RICH-PHILLIPS Assistant Treasurer YVETTE CARISBROOKE Clerk of the Executive Council 1 Objective The objective of these Regulations is to amend the Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation (Savings and Transitional) Regulations 2014 to continue the operation of the WorkCover Insurance Premiums Order (No. 22) 2014/2015 and the Industry Rates and Industry Claims Cost Rates made pursuant to section 15 of the Accident Compensation (WorkCover Insurance) Act 1993 for the purposes of the Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013. 2 Authorising provision These Regulations are made under section 621 of the Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013.
Column 1 Item No. Column 2 Name of Planning Scheme Column 3 Name of Zone 4 Glen Eira Planning Scheme Residential Growth Zone (RGZ) General Residential Zone (GRZ) Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ) 5 Greater Dandenong Planning Scheme Residential Growth Zone (RGZ) General Residential Zone (GRZ) Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ) 6 Horsham Planning Scheme General Residential Zone (GRZ) 7 Indigo Planning Scheme Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ) 8 Kingston Planning Scheme General Residential Zone (GRZ) Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ) 9 Knox Planning Scheme General Residential Zone (GRZ) 10 Manningham Planning Scheme General Residential Zone (GRZ) Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ) r. 5
Column 1 Item No. Column 2 Name of Planning Scheme Column 3 Name of Zone 11 Maroondah Planning Scheme Residential Growth Zone (RGZ) General Residential Zone (GRZ) Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ) 12 Monash Planning Scheme Residential Growth Zone (RGZ) General Residential Zone (GRZ) Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ) Mixed Use Zone (MUZ) 13 Queenscliffe Planning Scheme General Residential Zone (GRZ) Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ) 14 Stonnington Planning Scheme Residential Growth Zone (RGZ) General Residential Zone (GRZ) Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ) 15 Wangaratta Planning Scheme Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ) 16 Warrnambool Planning Scheme Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ) r. 5
Column 1 Item No. Column 2 Name of Planning Scheme Column 3 Name of Zone 17 Yarra Ranges Planning Scheme Residential Growth Zone (RGZ) Neighbourhood Residential Zone (NRZ) __________________". r. 5 ═══════════════