zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
Minimum Design Criteria (MDC) Team 12/15/2014 Triangle J COG, Durham Attendees Team Members Others Eban Bean Bradley Bennett Jonathan Bivens Tim Clinkscales Tracy Davis Boyd Devane Hunter Freeman Mike Gallant Joe Hinton Marc Houle Ron Horvath Bill Hunt Linda Lewis Brian Lipscomb Annette Lucas Mike MacIntyre Todd Miller Cameron Moore Tom Murray Robert Patterson Derek Pielech Peter Raabe Larry Ragland JD Solomon Virginia Spillman Toby Vinson Rob Weintraub Julie Ventaloro, NC DEMLR Josh Baird, Town of Morrisville Natalie Carmen, NC State Mike Randall, NC DEMLR Ben Brown, City of Raleigh Andrew Anderson, NC State Updates RULE REVIEW AND READOPTION DEMLR is going to combine this rulemaking with our legislative requirement to review and readopt all our rules, which includes 2H (Stormwater) and 2B (stormwater parts of Water Supply Watershed). We need to have stakeholder input for this process as well. Would MDC members be willing to participate in rule review process? TIMELINE Feb 1, 2015 Submit MDC to the Environmental Review Commission (ERC) Jul 8, 2015 Water Quality Committee (WQC) approves rule text Jul - Oct 2015 DEMLR develops fiscal note Nov 1, 2015 Office of State Budget & Management (OSBM) certifies fiscal note Nov 12, 2015 WQC (30-day wavier) / Environmental Management Commission (EMC) approves rule & fiscal note Nov 20, 2015 DEMLR files rule & fiscal note in NC Register Dec 15, 2015 Comment period begins (hearing after 12/29)
Assistant Professional Staff (AP) Technical Staff (T) For the avoidance of doubt, notwithstanding the adjusted notional value for compensation events, the Employer has no obligation whatsoever to implement any compensation event. Notional numbers of man-months of Resident Site Staff directly employed by the Consultant or Government staff posted to site by the Employer are listed in the table below. The resident site staff on-cost rates in the Contract Data Part two (Section 2) will be applied with the notional numbers of man-months to arrive at the “notional resident site staff on-cost charges” to be used for purpose of the combined score assessment of Technical and Fee Proposals by adopting DEVB TC(W) No. 2/2016 only. The notional Resident Site Staff establishment is given in Attachment A. [Applicable for consultancies involving employment of Resident Site Staff] Collective rank of Resident Site Staff directly employed by the Consultant or Government staff posted to site by the Employer Notional number of man-months R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R10 [Amend as appropriate.] For the avoidance of doubt, notwithstanding the notional resident site staff on-cost charges, the Employer has no obligation whatsoever to instruct any services in relation to the Resident Site Staff as the notional Resident Site Staff establishment. For the purpose of the combined score assessment of Technical and Fee Proposals by adopting DEVB TC(W) No. 2/2016 only, “lump sum fee” means the “tendered total of the Prices” in the Contract Data Part two (Section 2) and “consultancy fee” means the sum of (i) the “tendered total of the Prices”, (ii) the “adjusted notional value for compensation events” as calculated in accordance with paragraph 22 above, and if applicable, (iii) the “notional resident site staff on-cost charges” as calculated in accordance with paragraph 23 above. [Amend as appropriate]
Enquiries Questions regarding the completion of the Fee Proposal should be made to [Insert name and post of the project officer] of [Insert Government department]. Attachment A – Notional Resident Site Staff (RSS) Establishment [Optional] (I) Rank (II) Posts in notional RSS establishment (III) No. in notional RSS establishment (IV) Notional number of man-months (V) Collective rank of RSS directly employed by the Consultant or Government staff posted to site by the Employer
Text Dependent Questions for Groups Notes for Presentation and Review Standards Addressed: 12.SL.5 12.RI.4 12.RI.5 12.RI.6 Description In this close reading activity, students will first read the text independently, highlighting any portion of the text that explicitly states the author’s purpose. Following the initial reading, a discussion should take place regarding the results. Next, the students will hear the teacher read the essay aloud, this time highlighting (in a different color) the evidence (or reasons) that support Chesterton’s claim. Again, a discussion should follow. Lastly, the teacher will group students by assigning them a set of questions to help them focus their analysis of the text. Then, like a jigsaw, students will separate from their group, reporting their findings to other classmates while their peers take notes (and vice versa). All handouts/consumables are located at the end of this document. Activity #2: PARADOX In “THe Fallacy of Success” Resources: List of paradoxes (cut into strips) to hand out Paradox Handout “The Fallacy of Success” Standards Addressed: 12.L.5a 12.W.3 12.RI.6 Description Teaching paradox can be tricky. In this activity, each student will be assigned a common paradox. Working in pairs, students are asked to deconstruct the idea by describing a situation in their life where that paradox rings true (and false ). Following the introduction, students will locate a paradox within Chesterton’s essay, citing evidence, and analyzing the role it plays in the text. All handouts/consumables are located at the end of this document. Activity #3: Vocabulary Study Resources: “The Fallacy of Success”
AGGREGATE TOPPERS SHAYAS YAHYA COMMERCE (96%) FLENCY THANKACHAN HUMANITIES (95.2%) ASHMI NATH SCIENCE(91%) SUBJECT TOPPERS SHAYAS YAHYA SUBJECT TOPPER IN ECONOMICS (95) BUSINESS STUDIES (99)& INFO.PRACTICES (99) FLENCY THANKACHAN SUBJECT TOPPER IN HISTORY (97),POL.SCI. (96) & SOCIOLOGY (99) APARNASREE PRAKASH SUBJECT TOPPER IN HISTORY (97), POL.SCI. (96) SOCIOLOGY (99) & ENGLISH (96) ANEETA AUGUSTIN SUBJECT TOPPER IN ECONOMICS (95) SANIKA DAIS THOMAS SUBJECT TOPPER IN ACCOUNTANCY (97) ECONOMICS (95) ASHISH S ANIL SUBJECT TOPPER IN ECONOMICS (95) NITHIN ABRAHAM SUBJECT TOPPER IN POL.SCIENCE (96) ECONOMICS (95) SANIKA SIBY MATHEW SUBJECT TOPPER IN ECONOMICS (95) ASHMI NATH SUBJECT TOPPER IN HINDI (96) JEESON KURIAN SUBJECT TOPPER IN PHYSICS (95) ASHFANA AZEEZ SUBJECT TOPPER IN CHEMISTRY (95) PHYSICS (95) FATHIMATHUL SAFA SUBJECT TOPPER IN BIOLOGY(100) MERWIN ELSA SUNNY SUBJECT TOPPER IN COMPUTER SCIENCE(99) CHEMISTRY (95) ANNIE GEORGE SUBJECT TOPPER IN PHYSICS (95) CHEMISTRY (95) RASEEN SUBJECT TOPPER IN PHYSICS (95) MATHEMATICS (85) SOURAV JAISON SUBJECT TOPPER IN COMPUTER SCIENCE(99) MUH NASIF SUBJECT TOPPER IN COMPUTER SCIENCE(99) HYFA PALLIPPATH SUBJECT TOPPER IN PSYCHOLOGY (99) MEGHA K.V SUBJECT TOPPER IN MALAYALAM (98) TWINKLE MATHEW SUBJECT TOPPER IN CHEMISTRY (95) JERRY SABU SUBJECT TOPPER IN PHYSICS (95) ANJU KRISHNAN SUBJECT TOPPER IN PHYSICS (95) GEORGE JOSEPH SUBJECT TOPPER IN PHYSICS (95) JITHU J SUBJECT TOPPER IN PHYSICS (95)
Enter Reason/Other Repeat as Needed Save & Continue Change Order Address Tab Shipping Option 1: Ship to/Bill to ALL items to one location To change Ship-to or Bill-to-Address, click to search for new address Enter Search Criteria or enter nothing to receive all addresses Click Find It Select a new address Click Select to update address Click Save & Continue to save changes and continue To apply changes to Ship-to to all items on Requisition - Click Apply Ship-to to All Items To apply changes to Bill-to to all items on Requisition - Click Apply Bill-to to All Items Important: This will override any selections made at the address Sub-Tab for the Item Tab. Agency Items Tab – Address Sub-Tab Shipping Option 2: Ship to/Bill items to multiple locations Go to the Items Tab – Address Sub-tab Select the check box in the ‘Select All’ column next to the item to change address (Ship/Bill to Address) For DA Users: Select desired address from dropdown menu Click Apply to Selected For BP Users: Click at the lower part of the screen next to the Ship-to Address or address Enter Search Criteria for address desired Click Find It Select radio dial next to desired address Click Select To apply changes to only selected items - Click Apply to Selected Click Save & Continue to save changes and continue *** To reset all addresses to the default from the Address Tab - Click Reset Selected to Header Agency Change Order: Attachments Tab Add Files or Forms including any Procurement Justification Form, etc. Verify that Show Vendor is NOT checked for any file or form that should not be accessible to the public. Save & Continue Agency Change Order: Reminders Tab Set Reminder as Desired Agency Change Order: Summary Tab Add Comment for whole Change Order Edit the Custom Column Descriptions with actual change information Save & Continue Submit for Approval Agency Conduct Approval PO Summary Access PO Change Order Tab Agency
Exercise 3: Complete the telephone conversation with appropriate phrases from the list. A: Hello. You probably don’t know me but I’m Harriet Ford. 1. ----C------by Doug Barlow - We used to work together in the logistics department at Zenith. B: Oh yes! A: I’m looking for a speaker for a conference we’re planning and Doug 2. ----A------ B: I see. A: 3. -----B----- or shall I call you back later? B: Well, I’m expecting a client to arrive at any moment. But perhaps 4. -------F--- Briefly what the conference is about and when it is. A: OK. Well it’s a conference on supply-chain management which will be held in Miami. And we’re looking for a well-known speaker to open the event on October 14th. B: Well, it’s 5. ---D------- to invite me, but unfortunately I’m not free on October 14th. A: Oh that’s a pity. Well, maybe we could schedule your talk for the second day of the conference. Would you be free on 15th? B: The problem is I’ll be in San Francisco on 14th and it will be quite a rush to get across to Miami for the next day. A: Yes, 6. -------E--- B: But let me think about it and get back to you. Meanwhile, 7. -----G----- about the conference? A: Yes, of course. I’ll e-mail all the details to you. B: Great. See you then. A: Thank you for taking your valuable time. See you. mentioned you might be able to help me a Is this a convenient time b I was given your name c very kind of you d I quite understand e you could explain f could you let me have more information g
the end of the air strip where it protrudes into the Lagoon; Lagoon Road to the north of the air strip; adjacent to the jetty; and Ned’s Beach in front of the shed. Most of these require little to no maintenance however changes to coastal processes will require some further protection works to occur in particular at the Lagoon Road Seabee revetment wall. This is built using hexagonal precast concrete units that are placed as a revetment over gravel or rock. It is being progressively undermined at the northern end due to erosion of the beach dune and requires stabilisation and sand nourishment to prevent further undermining. Further studies into coastal processes have been completed with a Coastal Hazard Study prepared. This study has identified interim management strategies to address some identified short term risks. Following on from the Coastal Hazard Study, a Coastal Zone Management Plan for parts of the Island will be required and out of this plan additional infrastructure assets are likely to be required. The Coastal Zone Management Plan will also consider the impact of any sea level rise due to climate change as this may accelerate current problems. Future Asset Management Plans will be developed reflecting these infrastructure works. They are not included in this plan as the extent of the works is not known at this time. Asset Disposals No disposal of marine infrastructure is envisaged. Planned Expenditures The 10 year future planned Marine infrastructure expenditure is listed in detail at Appendix 2.
THANK YOU FOR TAKING TIME TO COMPLETE THIS BRIEF SURVEY! (PLEASE RETURN THIS SURVEY BY EMAIL TO [NAME/EMAIL ADDRESS]) For More Information Please contact National Crime Victims’ Rights Week Community Awareness Project Consultant Anne Seymour via email at ; or by telephone at 202.547.1732. hone at 202.547.1732.
SPECIAL REGULATIONS: Open to hunters 15 years of age or younger. Youth must be accompanied by an adult who is at least 18 years old. Adults are not allowed to hunt during this season. Open to Nonresidents. DUCKS, MERGANSERS AND SCAUP OPEN AREAS: NORTHEAST ZONE 2012-13 SEASON September 22, 2012 – October 29, 2012 November 1, 2012 – January 6, 2013 OPEN AREAS: NORTHWEST ZONE 2012-13 SEASON: October 13, 2012 – October 29, 2012 November 1, 2013 – January 27,2013 OPEN AREAS: SOUTH ZONE 2012-13 SEASON: October 13, 2012 – October 29, 2012 November 1, 2013 – January 27,2013 OPEN AREAS: Moapa Valley portion of the Overton Wildlife Management Area. 2012-13 SEASON: November 3, 2012 – January 27, 2013 LIMITS (daily / possession) General Duck Limits: 7 / 21 Included within the general duck limit, but not to include more than: Pintail: 2 / 6 Mallard (total/female): 2 hen mallards daily and 6 in possession. Redhead: 2 / 6 Canvasback: 1 / 3 Shooting hours: ½ hour before sunrise to sunset Special Regulations: Open to Nonresidents *bag limits are established by the USFWS in late July and are based upon latest available population data. COOTS AND COMMON MOORHENS (Common Gallinules) OPEN AREAS: NORTHEAST ZONE 2012-13 SEASON September 22, 2012 – October 29, 2012 November 1, 2012 – January 6, 2013 OPEN AREAS: NORTHWEST ZONE 2012-13 SEASON: October 13, 2012 – October 29, 2012 November 1, 2013 – January 27,2013 OPEN AREAS: SOUTH ZONE 2012-13 SEASON: October 13, 2012 – October 29, 2012 November 1, 2013 – January 27,2013 OPEN AREAS: Moapa Valley portion of the Overton Wildlife Management Area. 2012-13 SEASON: November 3, 2012 – January 27, 2013 LIMITS (daily/possession): 25 / 25
Members will discuss resident’s feedback on the preferred option. Correspondence received – schedule listing correspondence received and circulated with the agenda papers. 17.Planning matters 18. Highway matters 19. Street lighting matters The Clerk will update members about the lights upgraded and the transfer to Flintshire County Council. 20. Report from any meetings or training attended by members 21. Items relating to footpaths & stiles 22. Accounts for payment A list of payments due will be presented at meeting and will include payment of the Clerk’s salary and reclaim of any administrative expenses and the 2017/18 financial contribution to the Pavilion. 23. Duration of meeting
Typology 13 – Leisure Centres Zoned Tasks Zone Definition General Standard Example Grass cutting 2 - Amenity Good quality turf areas at the front of, and adjacent to leisure centre buildings and car parking areas Up to 16 cuts per year; (approx. once per fortnight) Hedge maintenance 2 - Amenity Good quality hedge features forming boundaries and screens in leisure centre grounds and car parks 1 cut per year Shrub Maintenance 2 - Amenity General shrubberies that add character to leisure centre car parks and provide additional screening Winter cultivation, pruning once per year, spot treat weeds up to three times per year
LESSON PLAN Area and/or Course Introduction to Welding Lesson Title Oxygen/Acetylene Welding Safety No. Periods 1 (73-minute period) Teacher Goal(s): Students will understand the hazards of Oxygen/Acetylene welding and precautions to minimize risk Students will pass safety exam with 100% accuracy Rigor/Relevance Framework Knowledge 6 5 4 3 2 1 C Assimilation _______ D Adaptation ___X____ A Acquisition _______ B Application _______ 1 2 3 4 5 Application Objectives: The student will be able to (TSWBT). (Oregon Skill Set numbers in parentheses at the end of the objective statement.) 1. Locate and identify the parts of an Oxygen/Acetylene welding set-up (CS.EF.07) 2. Explain the safety precautions for compressed oxygen gases (AG 06.02.05) 3. Define potential hazards of acetylene (AG 06.02.05) 4. Develop a procedural safety check sheet for pre-operation inspection of the Oxygen/Acetylene set-up (PST 02.02.02.a) 5. Complete the Oxygen/Acetylene Safety Exam with 100% accuracy (CS.EF.07) State Standards met by Objectives: Subject Strand Eligible Content 1. Agriculture AG 06.02.01.05 Demonstrate specific actions to avoid hazardous work situations 2. Agriculture AGS 06.01.02.00 Demonstrate the importance of safety, health and environmental compliance and performance in an agricultural workplace for all employees 3. Agriculture AG 06.02.05 Demonstrate knowledge and skills that prevent health and safety problems in the workplace 4. Agriculture PST 02.02.02.a. Perform pre-operation inspection according to manufacturers’ specifications and/or prevailing industry standards.
Detected type Detected Not Detected Detected Wild type Toxigenic Clostridium difficile Detected Detected Not Detected Detected Mutant Toxigenic & PCR ribotype 027 Clostridium difficile Detected Detected Not Detected Not Detected Wild type Toxigenic Clostridium difficile Detected Not Detected Detected Detected Wild type Toxigenic Clostridium difficile Detected Not Detected Detected Detected Mutant Toxigenic & PCR ribotype 027 Clostridium difficile Detected Not Detected Detected Not Detected Wild type Toxigenic Clostridium difficile Detected Error calls related to an invalid test are listed in the Table 2 below, together with the appropriate recourse which should be taken by the user. Table : Invalid Calls and Recourse Call Reason Recourse* No Call – NO GRID Reader unable to image Test Substrate Ensure protective silver tape has been removed from back of Test Substrate. Ensure Test Substrate is seated properly in the Substrate Holder. Repeat image analysis by selecting ‘Menu’ and ‘Enter Barcode’ and then scanning the Substrate barcode. If the No-Call persists, repeat CDF from original stool specimen No Call – IND tcdC is not detected but tcdA and/or tcdB is Detected or tcdC is mutant and Binary is not detected No Call – INT CTL 1 INT CTL 1 Not Detected. Probable failure during the target hybridization part of the procedure only. This control does not require extraction or amplification to work properly. No Call – INT CTL 2 INT CTL 2 Not Detected. Probable failure during extraction or amplification part of the procedures. Repeat CDF
(1) In section 58(1) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987, for "Subject to subsection (2), the" substitute "The". (2) Section 58(2) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 is repealed. 5 Repeal of Part 4AA Part 4AA of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 is repealed. 6 Section 219 repealed Section 219 of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 is repealed. See: Act No. 11/1989. Reprint No. 11 as at 1 January 2012 and amending Act Nos 65/2010 and 20/2012. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au 7 Section 78B(3)(ca) of the Local Government Act 1989 repealed s. 7 Section 78B(3)(ca) of the Local Government Act 1989 is repealed. __________________ 8 Definitions s. 8
(2) In section 96M(2) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987, after "81(1)" insert "and (3)". 62 Notice if permit application was made without notice (1) In section 83B(1)(b) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987, for "President." substitute "President; or". (2) After section 83B(1)(b) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 insert— "(c) the applicant for a permit to give or publish notice of the application for review to the persons, in the manner and within the time specified by the President.". 63 New section 84AB inserted s. 63 After section 84A of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 insert— "84AB Tribunal may confine review with agreement The Tribunal may confine a review in respect of an application made under section 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82 or 82B to particular matters in dispute if all the parties agree, and for this purpose section 84B applies as if the reference to an application for review were a reference to an application for review as so confined.". 64 Determination of applications After section 85(1) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 insert— "(1A) If the Tribunal directs the responsible authority to issue a permit under subsection (1)(b) or directs that a permit contain
Page 1 San Diego Superior Court Supplemental Application Form Intermittent Interpreter – Vietnamese Option Exam # 13-005 SECTION I In the spaces below, please provide information about the certifications you possess as a Vietnamese Interpreter. Include the certification issued by the Judicial Council of California (required for this application), as well as any certifications from the Federal Courts, courts outside , government departments or other agencies. Name of Certifying Body or Organization Date of Certification (Month, Day & Year) Certification Number Purpose of Certification SECTION II Please provide the information requested below for any education you have completed that is related to interpreting services. Name and Address of School Description of School (i.e., college, university, vocational, technical, training center, etc.) Type of Degree or Certificate Awarded Major Subject Studied Length of Program
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__________________ 4 Sch. Regulation 35 Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission Act 2011 Premises: [insert address] Name(s) of authorised IBAC Officer(s) conducting the search: [insert name/s] Date: [insert date] Item No. Time seized Description of item Location of item when seized IBAC Officer's initials Collected from: [insert name of person from whom documents and things were collected] By: [signature] [name] [title] __________________ 5
(ii) to insert offences of causing serious injury intentionally in circumstances of gross violence and causing serious injury recklessly in circumstances of gross violence; and (b) to amend the Sentencing Act 1991 to provide for sentences with a minimum period for those offences. 2 Commencement (1) Subject to subsection (2), this Act comes into operation on a day to be proclaimed. s. 2 (2) If this Act does not come into operation before 30 January 2014, it comes into operation on that day. __________________ 1958 3 Definitions See: Act No. 6231. Reprint No. 23 as at 1 April 2012 and amending Act Nos 16/2004, 49/2010, 65/2010, 27/2011, 43/2012 and 48/2012. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au s. 3 In section 15 of the Crimes Act 1958— (a) for the definition of injury substitute— "injury means— (a) physical injury; or (b) harm to mental health— whether temporary or permanent;"; (b) for the definition of serious injury substitute— "serious injury means— (a) an injury (including the cumulative effect of more than one injury) that—
See: Act No. 10096. Reprint No. 10 as at 20 May 2010 and amending Act Nos 10/2010, 11/2010, 13/2010, 64/2010, 70/2010, 72/2010, 80/2011, 21/2012, 43/2012 and 64/2012. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au s. 15 After section 38G of the Interpretation of Legislation Act 1984 insert— "38H References to Electronic Conveyancing National Law In an Act or subordinate instrument— Electronic Conveyancing National Law (Victoria) means the provisions applying because of section 4 of the Electronic Conveyancing (Adoption of National Law) Act 2013.". Division 4—Cessation of operation of Victorian electronic lodgement network Subdivision 1—Amendment of Transfer of Land Act 1958 16 Repeal and substitution of specified definitions (1) In section 4(1) of the Transfer of Land Act 1958, the definitions of electronic instrument and electronic lodgement network are repealed. (2) In section 4(1) of the Transfer of Land Act 1958, for the definition of registry instrument substitute— "registry instrument means instrument;". 17 Repeal of Part IIIA Part IIIA of the Transfer of Land Act 1958 is repealed. 18 ELN malfunction s. 18 After section 44Q(3) of the Transfer of Land Act 1958 insert—
"(4) For the purposes of this section— ELN includes the electronic lodgement network referred to in section 44B as in force before its repeal by section 17 of the Electronic Conveyancing (Adoption of National Law) Act 2013.". 19 Evidence of registry instruments After section 44R(4) of the Transfer of Land Act 1958 insert— "(5) For the purposes of this section— Old Part IIIA instrument means an electronic instrument under Part IIIA as in force before its repeal by section 17 of the Electronic Conveyancing (Adoption of National Law) Act 2013; registry instrument includes an Old Part IIIA instrument.". 20 Electronic certification of registry instrument After section 44S(3) of the Transfer of Land Act 1958 insert— "(4) For the purposes of this section— ELN includes the electronic lodgement network referred to in section 44B as in force before its repeal by section 17 of the Electronic Conveyancing (Adoption of National Law) Act 2013; Old Part IIIA instrument means an electronic instrument under Part IIIA as in force before its repeal by section 17 of the Electronic Conveyancing
Krug, S., Evans J.R.G. and Maat, J.H.H. (2001), “Transient effects during catalytic binder removal in ceramic injection moulding”, Journal of European Ceramic Society, 21, 2275-2283. Li, Y., Jiang, F., Zhao, L. and Huang, B. (2003), “Critical thickness in binder removal process for injection molded compacts”, Materials Science and Engineering A, 362, 292-299. Lewis, J.A. (1997), “Binder Removal from Ceramics”, Annual Review of Materials Research, 27, 147-73. Perot, N., Moraux, J.Y., Dichtel, J.P. and Boucher, B. (2003), " X 15 T.NTM: A new Martensitic Stainless Steel for Surgical Instruments," in Stainless Steels for Medical and Surgical Applications, ASTM STP 1438, G. L. Winters, and M. J. Nutt, Eds., ASTM International, West Conshohocken, PA. Zaky, M.T. (2004), “Effect of solvent debinding variables on the shape maintenance of green molded bodies”, Journal of Materials Science, 39, 3397 – 3402
supply or sell electricity to the customer; (p) require a relevant entity that is a retailer or exempt seller to transfer a customer being supplied and sold electricity by the entity at a specified AMI tariff or at a specified class of tariff to another AMI tariff at the request of the customer; (q) require a relevant entity that is a distribution company to, at the request of a retailer of a customer of that retailer, assign a specified AMI tariff or a specified class of tariff at which electricity is distributed or sold by the entity to that customer; (r) prohibit the imposition of a fee or charge for a transfer or assignment referred to in paragraph (p) or (q); (s) require a relevant entity to give a specified customer, or a customer of a specified class, or a person or entity authorised by a customer— (i) information of an explanatory kind about advanced metering infrastructure; (ii) information about when a specified tariff, or a specified class of tariffs, may take effect; s. 7 (iii) notification of the date when, or the period within which, electricity will be supplied and sold to that specified customer, or customers of that specified class, at specified tariffs;
See: Act No. 26/2007. Reprint No. 1 as at 20 May 2010 and amending Act Nos 36/2010, 28/2011, 29/2011 and 69/2011. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au (1) At the foot of section 97 of the Payroll Tax Act 2007 insert— "Note Section 130A of the Taxation Administration Act 1997 applies to an offence against subsection (1) or (3).". (2) At the foot of clause 21 of Schedule 2 to the Payroll Tax Act 2007 insert— "Note Section 130A of the Taxation Administration Act 1997 applies to an offence against this clause.". __________________ 58 Repeal of amending Act s. 58 This Act is repealed on the first anniversary of its commencement. 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). ═══════════════
9 Application for registration s. 9 (1) After section 2.6.7(2A) of the Education and Training Reform Act 2006 insert— "(2B) The application must include an address for the applicant to be used by the Institute in corresponding with the applicant.". (2) For section 2.6.7(4)(ab) of the Education and Training Reform Act 2006 substitute— "(ab) provide information about— (i) any current or previous right to teach or to be employed as a teacher in another jurisdiction; or (ii) any refusal, including the cancellation, of the right to teach or to be employed as a teacher in another jurisdiction and the reasons, including those given by the body responsible in that jurisdiction for any such refusal or cancellation, for the refusal or cancellation; (ac) provide information about any previous refusal to register the applicant, or any cancellation of the applicant's registration, to carry out a profession in Victoria or in another jurisdiction and the reasons, including those given by the body responsible in that jurisdiction for any such refusal or cancellation, for the refusal or cancellation;". 10 Application for permission to teach After section 2.6.13(2A) of the Education and Training Reform Act 2006 insert— "(2AB) The application must include an address for the applicant to be used by the Institute in corresponding with the applicant.".
See: Act No. 6231. Reprint No. 23 as at 1 April 2012 and amending Act Nos 16/2004, 49/2010, 65/2010, 27/2011, 43/2012, 48/2012, 82/2012 and 83/2012. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au 3 New Division 2B inserted in Part I of the Crimes Act 1958 s. 3 After Division 2A of Part I of the Crimes Act 1958 insert— "Division 2B—Cheating at gambling 195B Interpretation (1) In this Division— bet includes— (a) place, accept or withdraw a bet; and (b) cause a bet to be placed, accepted or withdrawn; causing a financial disadvantage includes— (a) causing a financial disadvantage to another person; and (b) inducing a third person to do something that results in another person suffering a financial disadvantage— whether the financial disadvantage is permanent or temporary; conduct means an act or omission to do an act; conduct that corrupts or would corrupt a betting outcome of an event or an event contingency means conduct that— (a) affects or, if engaged in, would or would be likely to affect the outcome of any type of betting on the event or event contingency; and
Victoria Water Legislation Amendment Act 2013 No. 24 of 2013 [Assented to 23 April 2013] The Parliament of Victoria enacts: 1 Purposes The purposes of this Act are— (a) to amend the Water Act 1989 in relation to— (i) meters on land; and (ii) licences to take and use water and licences to construct works; and (iii) the transfer of water shares by mortgagees; and
See: Act No. 121/1994. Reprint No. 6 as at 29 February 2008 and amending Act Nos 15/2008, 68/2009, 69/2009, 6/2010, 29/2010, 50/2011, 63/2011, 7/2012, 17/2012 and 21/2012. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au (1) In section 4F(2)(f) of the Water Industry Act 1994— (a) for "Division 6" substitute "Divisions 5, 6 and 7"; (b) for subparagraph (i) substitute— "(i) specifying any person or class of person who must not be charged interest on unrecovered amounts; and"; (c) in subparagraph (ii), before "the maximum" insert "fixing"; (d) in subparagraph (iii), for "will apply" substitute "does not apply". (2) After section 4F(2) of the Water Industry Act 1994 insert— "(3) For the purposes of subsection (2)(f)(ii), the Code may fix a maximum rate— (a) by expressing it as a percentage; or (b) by tying it to a specific floating institutional rate charged for loans or paid for borrowing by a public or commercial institution.". __________________ 42 Repeal of amending Act s. 42 This Act is repealed on 1 December 2014. 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). ═══════════════
(2) Subject to subsection (3), sections 6, 10, 11, 14, 15 and 16 come into operation on a day or days to be proclaimed. (3) If a provision referred to in subsection (2) does not come into operation before 1 April 2014, it comes into operation on that day. 3 Principal Act s. 3 See: Act No. 114/2003. Reprint No. 5 as at 16 August 2012 and amending Act Nos 60/2011 and 20/2012. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au In this Act, the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 is called the Principal Act. 4 Definitions (1) Insert the following definition in section 1.3(1) of the Principal Act— "business day means a day other than a Saturday, a Sunday or a public holiday appointed under the Public Holidays Act 1993;". (2) In section 1.3(1) of the Principal Act, in the definition of pooling scheme, for "holder of the minor gaming permit for" substitute "community or charitable organisation which conducts".
See: Act No. 23/2002. Reprint No. 3 as at 20 August 2010 and amending Act Nos 26/2011, 82/2012 and 13/2013. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au In section 23A(2)(a) of the Electoral Act 2002, for "by" substitute "under an arrangement under section 20 or provided to". __________________ 1989 2010 6 Appointment of Acting Chief Magistrate s. 6 See: Act No. 51/1989. Reprint No. 16 as at 1 January 2012 and amending Act Nos 51/2006, 12/2010, 65/2011, 23/2012, 26/2012, 48/2012, 82/2012 and 5/2013. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au (1) Before section 8(1) of the Magistrates' Court Act 1989 insert— "(1AAA) The Governor in Council may appoint a Deputy Chief Magistrate, nominated by the Chief Magistrate, to be Acting Chief Magistrate during any period when the Chief Magistrate is absent on leave or for any reason is temporarily unable to perform the duties of the office of Chief Magistrate.". (2) In section 8(1) of the Magistrates' Court Act 1989, for "Acting Chief Magistrate during any period when the Chief Magistrate is absent on leave or for any reason is temporarily unable to perform the duties of the office of Chief Magistrate." substitute— "Acting Chief Magistrate—
17 Application for investigation into a fire s. 17 After section 31(1) of the Coroners Act 2008 insert— "(1A) The Institute may, on behalf of a coroner, receive a request made by a person under subsection (1). (1B) If the Institute receives a request under subsection (1A), the Institute must refer that request to a coroner as soon as practicable after receiving that request.". 18 New section 108A inserted After section 108 of the Coroners Act 2008 insert— "108A State Coroner may enter into service agreements The State Coroner, on behalf of the Coroners Court, may enter into an agreement with a person or body for the provision by the person or body of services to the Court to support the operations of the Court.". Division 2—Amendment of Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine Act 1985 See: Act No. 10257. Reprint No. 7 as at 1 November 2009 and amending Act No. 13/2010. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au 19 Definitions Insert the following definitions in section 3(1) of the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine Act 1985— "coroner has the same meaning as in section 3(1) of the Coroners Act 2008; medical examination has the same meaning as in section 3(1) of the Coroners Act 2008; reportable death has the same meaning as in section 4 of the Coroners Act 2008;
5 s. 39(1) To grant an application for a licence 6 s. 39(2) To grant a licence subject to the conditions or restrictions set out in the licence 7 s. 40(1) To vary or revoke a condition or a restriction set out in a licence 8 s. 40(1) To impose a new condition or restriction on a licence 9 s. 40AA(1) To require a sex work service provider licensee to produce the licence for endorsement of or variation or revocation of a condition or restriction on the licence 10 s. 42A(4) To approve and permit a person to be in effective control of a business for a specified period 11 s. 46D(1) To require a licensee to answer any question or provide information relating to the business of the licensee as a sex work service provider Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Item Section Determination 12 s. 47A(3) To grant permission to a person to continue to carry on the sex work service providing business of a person who was a licensed sex work service provider for longer than 30 days after the death/insolvency/incapacity of the licensee 13 s. 47A(4) To limit, and impose any conditions on, a permission to continue to carry on a sex work service providing business 14 s. 47A(5) To withdraw any permission to continue to carry on a sex work service providing business 15 s. 47A(5) To limit permission to continue to carry on a sex work service providing business 16 s. 47A(5) To impose, revoke or vary conditions on permission to continue to carry on a sex work service providing business
27 s. 53B(3) To refuse to give permission to a manager of a sex work service providing business to continue managing the business because of refusal or failure to provide requested information within a reasonable time 28 s. 53C(1) To impose any conditions on permission to be a manager of a sex work service providing business 29 s. 53C(4) To revoke permission to be manager of a sex work service providing business if satisfied that any condition on permission has been contravened or not complied with Sch. ═══════════════
Sample AC linked HYP Mission Increasing Physical Activity For best health and wellbeing, young people aged 13–17 years need at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous intensity physical activity every day. The amount of physical activity young people take is strongly influenced by what is happening around them. Learning Area: Health and Physical Education Year Level: 9/10 Consult curriculum Focus: How participation in and influence an individual’s identity Content Descriptor: Critique behaviours and that influence the health and of their communities Achievement Standard: decision-making and problem-solving skills when taking action to enhance their own and others’ health, safety and wellbeing. General Capabilities: Literacy Numeracy Critical and creative thinking Personal and social capability Ethical Understanding Intercultural Understanding Cross Curriculum Priorities: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and culture Sustainability
3 Definitions—Division 5A of Part 2 s. 3 See: Act No. 68/2000. Reprint No. 6 as at 17 March 2011 and amending Act Nos 74/2010, 50/2011, 59/2011, 64/2011, 21/2012 and 51/2012. LawToday: www. legislation. vic.gov.au (1) In section 40F(1) of the Electricity Industry Act 2000, the definition of referred terms and conditions, for "or premium solar feed-in tariff terms" substitute ", premium solar feed-in tariff terms and conditions or TFiT scheme terms and conditions". (2) In section 40F(1) of the Electricity Industry Act 2000, in the definition of small renewable energy generation facility, after "generating facility" (where second occurring) insert "that is connected to a distribution system under the premium solar feed-in tariff scheme or TFiT scheme". (3) In section 40F(1) of the Electricity Industry Act 2000 insert the following definitions— "premium solar feed-in tariff scheme means the amendments made to this Division by the Electricity Industry Amendment (Premium Solar Feed-in Tariff) Act 2009; TFiT scheme means the amendments made to this Division by the Electricity Industry Amendment (Transitional Feed-in Tariff Scheme) Act 2011;". (4) In section 40F(2) of the Electricity Industry Act 2000, omit "(other than through the utilisation of energy created from the combustion of fossil fuel or materials or waste products derived from fossil fuels)". 4 Meaning of general renewable energy feed-in terms and conditions s. 4
At the end of section 40FB of the Electricity Industry Act 2000 insert— "(2) Without limiting subsection (1), on and after the commencement of section 4 of the Energy Legislation Amendment (Feed-in Tariffs and Other Matters) Act 2013, general renewable energy feed-in terms and conditions must, as a minimum, include terms and conditions under which— (a) an amount, specified under section 40FBA, is credited against the charges payable to the relevant licensee by a customer who is a relevant generator for electricity the licensee supplies to the customer (a general renewable energy credit); and (b) a general renewable energy credit that arises during a period of supply of electricity to that customer is included in the electricity bill of that customer that relates to that period of supply; and (c) if, in a period of supply of electricity to the customer, a general renewable energy credit exceeds the amount owed by that customer for electricity supplied to that customer in that period of supply, the excess general renewable energy credit amount is— (i) credited against the charges payable to the relevant licensee by that customer for electricity the licensee supplies to that customer in the next period of supply of electricity to that customer; and
13.2 Air conditioning/temperature control Air conditioning maintenance Air conditioning operating costs $ $ 13.3 Building management Body corporate/strata levies Building intelligence services Energy management services Gardening and landscaping Insurance control Ventilation $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 13.4 Building security Caretaking Emergency systems Fire protection Security services $ $ $ $ 13.5 Cleaning Cleaning consumables Cleaning costs (excluding consumables) $ $ Sch. 1 13.6 Government rates and charges Local government rates and charges Water, sewerage and drainage rates and charges Fire services property levy (Note: under section 50 of the Retail Leases Act 2003, the landlord may not claim land tax as an outgoing) $ $ $ Repairs Repairs and maintenance $
Cleaning costs (excluding consumables) $ 14.6 Communications Post boxes Public telephones $ $ 14.7 Customer facilities Car parking Child minding Escalators Lifts Uniforms $ $ $ $ $ 14.8 Customer information services Information directories Public address/music Signage $ $ $ 14.9 Government rates and charges Local government rates and charges Water, sewerage and drainage rates and charges Fire services property levy (Note: under section 50 of the Retail Leases Act 2003, the landlord may not claim land tax as an outgoing.) $ $ $ Sch. 2 Repairs Repairs and maintenance $
Yes [provide details] No 6.3 Are there any alteration or demolition works, planned or known to the tenant at this point in time, to land adjacent to or in close proximity to the premises or building/centre, during the term or any further term or terms? Yes [provide details] No Sch. 4 PART 2 TENANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND SIGNATURE 7 Acknowledgements by tenant By signing this disclosure statement, the tenant confirms and acknowledges that: ● this disclosure statement contains all representations in relation to the proposed lease and ongoing business by the tenant and the tenant’s agents as at the date of this disclosure statement; ● the tenant has not knowingly withheld information that may materially affect the proposed assignee’s ongoing business. 8 Tenant’s signature 8.1 Name of tenant [insert name of tenant] 8.2 Signed by the tenant or the tenant’s agent for and on behalf of the tenant x................................................................ 8.3 Name of the tenant’s authorised representative or tenant’s agent [insert name of person signing with the authority of the tenant]
(1) After section 146C(1)(a) of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act 1983 insert— "(ab) to alter the licence under section 143B(11); or". (2) After section 146C(1)(ab) of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act 1983 insert— "(ac) to alter the licence under section 142A(7); or". (3) After section 146C(1)(b) of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act 1983 insert— "(ba) to attach a condition to the licence under section 144(2B); or". 17 Annual licence fees (1) After section 147A(2) of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act 1983 insert— "(2A) Subsection (1) does not apply to a new licence. (2B) Subject to subsections (2D) and (2E), the holder of a new taxi-cab licence must pay the appropriate annual licence fee as set out in the following Table— Zone specified in licence Conventional taxi-cab annual licence fee Wheelchair accessible annual licence fee Melbourne Metropolitan Zone $22 000 $18 400 Urban and Large Regional Zone $22 000 $18 400
See: Act No. 10191. Reprint No. 19 as at 11 February 2013 and amending Act Nos 76/2011 and 9/2013. LawToday: legislation. vic.gov.au s. 33 After section 7(1) of the Accident Compensation Act 1985 insert— "(1A) A reference in subsection (1) to a contract of bailment includes a reference to a driver agreement within the meaning of Division 5C of Part VI of the Transport (Compliance and Miscellaneous) Act 1983.". __________________ Division 1—Amendment of Transport Integration Act 2010 See: Act No. 6/2010. Reprint No. 3 as at 24 January 2013 and amending Act Nos 6/2010, 34/2011, 61/2011 and 22/2013. LawToday: legislation. vic.gov.au 34 New section 115E of Transport Integration Act 2010 substituted s. 34 For section 115E of the Transport Integration Act 2010 substitute— "115E Object of Taxi Services Commission (1) The primary object of the Commission is to regulate the commercial passenger vehicle industry in a manner that— (a) promotes the provision of commercial passenger vehicle services that are customer responsive, safe, competitive, efficient and accessible; and (b) is consistent with the vision statement and the transport system objectives. (2) Without limiting the generality of subsection (1), the primary object includes the following—
6.60 Section 121(1) (improperly storing a firearm that is possessed under a longarm licence for a category A or B longarm). 6.61 Section 121(1A) (improperly storing cartridge ammunition that is possessed under a longarm licence for a category A or B longarm). 6.62 Section 121(2) (improperly storing a firearm that is possessed under a licence for a general category handgun or a category C or D longarm). 6.63 Section 121(2A) (improperly storing cartridge ammunition that is possessed under a licence for a general category handgun, or a category C or D longarm). 6.64 Section 121(3) (improperly storing a firearm that is possessed under a licence for a category E handgun or a category E longarm). 6.65 Section 121(3A) (improperly storing cartridge ammunition that is possessed under a licence for a category E handgun or a category E longarm). 6.66 Section 123(1) (improperly storing a category A or B longarm that is possessed under a dealers licence). Sch. 6.67 Section 123(2) (improperly storing a category C or D longarm, or a general category handgun, that is possessed under a dealers licence). 6.68 Section 123(3) (improperly storing a category E handgun, or a category E longarm, that is possessed under a dealers licence). 6.69 Section 123(4) (improperly storing ammunition that is possessed under a dealers licence). 6.70 Section 125 (disposing of cartridge ammunition to an unauthorised person). 6.71 Section 126(1) (carrying or using a category A or B longarm without keeping it safe).
Victoria Catchment and Land Protection Amendment Act 2013 No. 51 of 2013 [Assented to 24 September 2013] The Parliament of Victoria enacts: 1 Purpose The main purpose of this Act is to amend the Catchment and Land Protection Act 1994 to— (a) clarify responsibility for management of noxious weeds and pest animals on roadsides; and (b) provide for the introduction of a roadside weed and pest animal management plan to be prepared by municipal councils; and