zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
2 Aericeras corniculatum Furniture making, asthma, diabetes, leaves are used as fish poison, wood for fishing boats fish poisoning Fishing boats 3 Avicennia alba Bl. Antifertility, skin diseases, ulcers, contraceptive, fodder and fuel wood Washing Fuel wood & Fodder 4 Avicennia marina (Forsk) Astringent, small pox, fodder, fuel wood, timber, honey collection Timber Fire wood 5 Avicennia Officinalis L. Diuretic, leprosy, relieving ulsers, aphrodisiac Fuel & Fodder Roof & Wall making 6 Bruguiera cylindrica (L.) Bl. Timber, fuel wood, hepatitis, tannin Timber Tannin 7 Bruguiera gymnorrhiza (L. Hypocotyls eaten as vegetable, fodder, wood for fishing boat, firewood Fishing stakes Hypocotyls as vegetable 8 Ceriops decandra Timber, malaria, fruit paste are used against ulcers, fuel wood, honey collection Timber Honey collection 9 Clerodendrum inerme (L. Fiber from stem are used against stomach pains and also as antiseptic Medicinal Fiber 10 Derris trifoliata Lour. Stimulant, anti-spasmodic Medicinal week fish poison 11 Excoecaria agallocha L. Milk latex is used against paralysis Fish poisoning Match wood 12 Lumnitzera recemosa Willd. Asthma, antifertility, snakebite Snake bite poor fire wood 13 Rhizophora apiculata Bl. Astringent for diarrhoea, skin diseases, fodder, bark is used for tanning, nausea, fuel wood Fishing stakes, piles, pit forks, tool handles Fire wood, Charcoal 14 Rhizophora mucronata Hepatitis, diabetes, firewood, tannin Diabetes Tannin 15 Salvadora persica Leaves are used in salads, leaf decoction for asthma, cough, rheumatism Medicinal food additive 16 Sonneratia apetala Fruits are edible, fodder, timber, fuel wood fuel wood Timber 17 Suaeda maritima Hepatitis, eaten as leafy vegetable Medicinal Leaves TABLE –2: PERCENTAGE EXPLOITATION OF EACH PLANT SPECIES AND IT’S MAJOR USAGE IN THE STUDY AREA
S.No Scientific Name Traditional (T) Subsistence (S) Region - I % of Usage as T S 1 Acanthus ilicifolius L. Medicinal Snakebite 5 3 2 Aericeras corniculatum (L.) fish poisoning Fishing boats 1 0 3 Avicennia alba Bl. Washing Fuel wood & Fodder 3 2 4 Avicennia marina (Forsk.). Timber Fire wood 7 7 5 Avicennia Officinalis L. Fuel & Fodder Roof & Wall making 8 7 6 Bruguiera cylindrica (L.) Bl. Timber Tannin 4 9 7 Bruguiera gymnorrhiza (L.) Fishing stakes Hypocotyls as vegetable 2 1 8 Ceriops decandra Timber Honey collection 2 1 9 Clerodendrum inerme (L.) Medicinal Fiber 1 1 10 Derris trifoliata Lour. Medicinal week fish poison 1 1 11 Excoecaria agallocha L. Fish poisoning Match wood 2 3 12 Lumnitzera recemosa Willd. Snake bite poor fire wood 1 2 13 Rhizophora apiculata Bl. Fishing stakes, piles, pit forks, tool handles Fire wood, Charcoal 1 2 14 Rhizophora mucronata Lamk. Diabetes Tannin 1 3 15 Salvadora persica L. Medicinal food additive 2 1 16 Sonneratia apetala Fuel wood Timber 1 1 17 Suaeda maritima Medicinal Leaves 1 1 3.2. Anthropogenic activities and their impact:
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South Carolina General Assembly 118th Session, 2009-2010 S. 1427 STATUS INFORMATION Senate Resolution Sponsors: Senator Setzler Document Path: l:\council\bills\rm\1243htc10.docx Introduced in the Senate on May 6, 2010 Adopted by the Senate on May 6, 2010 Summary: Jay Haas HISTORY OF LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS Date Body Action Description with journal page number 5/6/2010 Senate Introduced and adopted 6 VERSIONS OF THIS BILL
Future Focused Finance – Working Group Meeting (08/09/2014) Present Bill Shields - Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust (Chair) David Ellcock – NHSE Nick Robinson – SC CSU Robert Jackson- BT John Nielson - Steria Neil Callow –Empath Sarah Brampton - Devon Partnership NHSFT Neil Kemsley – NHSE Charles Nall – Moorfields Eye Hospital NHSFT Suzanne Tracy – Royal Devon and Exeter NHSFT Simon Collier – EY Sunny Sanghera - EY John Yarnold - MVC ltd Apologies Richard Samuel - Hants CCG Mary Pettman – Hants NHS trust Paul Mapson – United Hospitals Bristol NHSFT Simon Marshall – Ashford and St Peters NHS trust Martin Sykes - Frimley Park NHSFT Sandra Betney – Birmingham and Solihull MH NHSFT Nicholas Cliffe – Kent and Medway CSU Emma Lunney –Norfolk and Suffolk NHSFT Mark Mansfield – Oxford University Hospitals NHST Jon Cooke – North Yorks and Humber CSU Jon Gamble – University Hospitals Coventry and Warwick NHST Neil Priestley -Sheffield Teaching Hospital NHSFT Overview – the general belief is that the Systems and Processes work stream is the enabler for the rest of the FFF work streams, and that the deliverables will be passed on to the other work streams at the end of 2014. General Points on Work Stream and FFF It’s noted that in some meetings there is a wider representation and less so in others – this could impact on the opinions garnered from the group (e.g. skewing opinions) It was questioned if the scope was entirely deliverable –JY described a prioritisation process Commercial aspect will be picked up within the Service Development area (services covered slide) BS suggested that the way services were described was open to interpretation and asked that these be defined FLC will need defined baseline costs & savings before they will support the proposed changes and further research was needed to develop these What will FLC use this for? Will form the basis for the other work streams Provide a baseline Set context for the other work streams Will form ‘where we are, where we need to get to, and how we get there’ piece
Class-III Subject: ENGLISH 1 Learn spellings of new words from the units 1 and 2. 2. Read one page of your textbook daily. 3. Read English magazine and newspaper daily. 4. Learn poem BIRD TALK and LITTLE BY LITTLE. 5. Write past form of the following- Stand, take, sing, dance sit, say, come, go 6. Write plurals of the following – Fairy, pansy, knife, wife, leaf, child, life, thief, ox, 7. Write five sentences about the national bird of India and paste its picture. Note – Make separate note book of 50 pages and write in it. Subject: HINDI SUBJECT- EVS NOTE: Do this work in file. Q.1 Paste the different types of bird and write their name also. Q.2 Paste the different types of leaves. Name them. Q.3 Take two different types of leaves and make impression using pencil colour. Q.4 Put a paper on bark of a tree and make impression using pencil colour. Q.5-Make figure of mouse and butterfly using dry leaves. Q.6- Learn all work done in your C.W. notebook. SUBJECT- MATHS 1. Make similar half of a) M b) D c) 3 d) E 2. On dot grid draw the following
that of the academy’s, their insights are not taken into account and may even be considered inferior – and we are all the poorer for it. We therefore need to be more radical in the ways that we stretch beyond the city walls. Lecture given at Research Conference in the Diocese of Rochester, 8th October, 2013. Aylesford Priory.
groups such as the Manic Street Preachers appeal to those for whom the church means nothing....and yet they are asking, perhaps in very different ways, the questions that Christians are asking. How can we bridge that gap........how can we rediscover and redefine that long and honourable tradition where songs of the church and songs of society are not seen as enemies to each other but as friends? What an amazing discussion would happen if non-church goers were asked to bring songs which spoke very powerfully into their deepest hopes and aspirations, into their needs and concerns and church-goers were to bring songs or hymns which did the same.
Resources provided in association with primary comparator (T-IORT for early breast cancer - Zeiss Intrabeam) (e.g., pre-treatments, co-administered interventions, resources used to monitor or in follow-up, resources used in management of adverse events, resources used for treatment of down-stream conditions) Approximately 30 min Physicist time for device calibration Medical Physicist Inpatient 100% 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Approximately 30 min additional operating theatre time Hospital Inpatient 100% 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Intra-operative Ultrasound Hospital Inpatient 100% 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Resources provided to deliver secondary comparator (EB-WBRT) Simulation MBS Item 15550 Radiation Oncologist Outpatient 100% 1 658.60 0 101.94 0 0 760.54 Dosimetry MBS Item 15562 Radiation Oncologist Outpatient 100% 1 1,120.75 0 107.44 0 0 1,228.19 Treatment MBS Item 15251 Radiation Oncologist Outpatient 100% 25 59.65 0 55.97 0 0 2,890.50
MBS Item 15251 Oncologist Treatment MBS Item 15266 Radiation Oncologist Outpatient 100% 25 173.50 0 0 0 0 4,337.50 Verification MBS Item 15705 Radiation Oncologist Outpatient 100% 8 76.60 0 0 0 0 612.80 * Include costs relating to both the standard and extended safety net. Table 3: Alternative summary of resources table for state transition models Provider of resource Setting in which resource is provided Proportion of patients receiving resource Number of units of resource per cycle per patient receiving resource Disaggregated unit cost MBS Safety nets* Other government budgets (PBS, hospitals, etc) Private health insurer Patient Total cost Health state 1
In most cases, the issuance or replacement of a temporary residence permit was refused or it was withdrawn on the basis of the above-mentioned provisions of the Law. However, it should be noted that the practical implementation of these provisions was complicated, as there was no established procedure under which the authorities exercising control of foreigners could claim that a foreigner, upon obtaining a temporary residence permit in Lithuania on the above-mentioned ground, does not actually carry out activities. It was also not clear as to what criteria should be a basis for assessing the foreigner’s stay as necessary seeking to achieve the objectives of the enterprise and carrying out its activities. Therefore, the case law was unfavourable in respect of decisions by authorities on the withdrawal of residence permits of the foreigners not carrying out the declared activities. The amendments to the Law which entered into force on 1 November 2014 define a bogus enterprise: Bogus enterprise means a private legal person registered in the Register of Legal Entities, which has been established or acquired for the purpose of issuing a residence permit in the Republic of Lithuania to an alien, who is a participant of this legal person as defined by the Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania, its head or a member of its collegial management or supervisory body, rather than carrying out activities in the Republic of Lithuania as indicated by the founding documents of this legal person (Article 2(6)). It is also indicated that when issuing or replacing a temporary residence
Figure. 8 SEM image of silver nano-particless synthesized by Colocasia esculenta leaf extract TABLE 1. The LC50 and LC90 values of Aegle marmelos, Coleus aromaticus synthesis of silver nano-particless against the II, III, IV instar and pupa of Culex quinquefasciatus under 24 h exposure. Plant species Larval stages LC50 (ppm) (UCL-LCL) LC90 (ppm) (UCL-LCL) χ2 Regression equation Aegle marmelos II instar 13.14 (17.31-11.48) 36.18 (40.35-34.52) 1.005 Y= 1.78 + 0.18 X III instar 16.52 (20.15-15.21) 54.54 (58.16-53.22) .468 Y= 1.35 + 0.16 X IV instar 33.40 (39.36 - 31.75) 72.47 (78.44-70.82) 1.237 Y= -1.05 + 0.17 X Pupa 43.21 (52.83 - 41.27) 71.98 (81.60 – 70.04) .520 Y= -1.26 + 0.11 X Colocasia esculenta II instar 9.64 (13.57-8.20 ) 28.89 (32.52 – 27.45 ) 3.92 Y= 3.56 0.14 X III instar 13.88 (17.32-12.65 ) 48.44 ( 51.88-47.21) 1.383 Y= 2.19 + 0.15 X IV instar 32.69 (37.13- 31.34 ) 77.22 (81.66 – 75.87 ) .270 Y= -1.02 + 0.17 X Pupa 44.52 (53.29 – 42.96) 78.80 (87.56 – 77.24 ) .018 Y= -1.47 + 0.13 X
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NAME POSITION INTERESTS DECLARED Kerry Rogers Director of Corporate Affairs & Company Secretary Trustee - Age UK Oxfordshire Date: 01 April 2017 NAME POSITION INTERESTS DECLARED Lucy Weston Associate Director Non-Executive Director – Soha Housing. Related to Soha Housing, also Director of SIB Property Ltd (subsidiary of Soha). Governor – Oxford Brookes University Member of Friends of Larkrise PTA Self-employed - Lucy Weston Consulting Date: 09 November 2017
DRIVING UNDER SUSPENSION, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT FOR A THIRD OR SUBSEQUENT OFFENSE, THE PERSON MUST BE FINED ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, AND IMPRISONED FOR UP TO NINETY DAYS OR CONFINED TO THE PERSON’S PLACE OF RESIDENCE PURSUANT TO THE HOME DETENTION ACT FOR UP TO NINETY DAYS. Amend Title To Conform Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina: SECTION 1. Section 1611110 of the 1976 Code is amended to read: “Section 1611110. (A) A person who wilfully and maliciously causes an explosion, sets fire to, burns, or causes to be burned or aids, counsels, or procures a burning that results in damage to a dwelling house, building, structure, or any property specified in subsections (B) and (C) whether the property of himself the person or another, which results, either directly or indirectly, in the death or serious bodily injury of to a person is guilty of the felony of arson in the first degree and, upon conviction, must be imprisoned not less than thirty years. (B) A person who wilfully and maliciously causes an explosion, sets fire to, burns, or causes to be burned or aids, counsels, or procures a burning that results in damage to a dwelling house, church or place of worship, public or private school facility, manufacturing plant or warehouse, building where business is conducted, institutional facility, or any structure designed for human occupancy including local and municipal buildings, or any property whether the property of himself the person or another, which results, either directly or indirectly, in serious bodily injury to a person is guilty of the felony of arson in the second degree and, upon conviction, must be imprisoned not less than three nor more than twentyfive years. (C) A person who wilfully and maliciously: (1) causes an explosion, sets fire to, burns, or causes to be burned or aids, counsels, or procures a burning that which results in damage to a dwelling house, building, or structure other than those specified in subsection (A) or (B), a railway car, a ship, boat, or other watercraft, an aircraft, an automobile or other motor vehicle, or any personal property,; or
4 Sustainable Development South Staffordshire College is committed to a policy of best practice to assist in building a sustainable way of life by taking a positive, solutions-orientated approach. All post holders are encouraged to contribute through their roles to improving the environment, for the College, our stakeholders and the wider community. Details of policy, information and the staff development supporting the policy on environmental sustainability will be promoted through the website and various College communication channels 5 College Safety As part of your role and a condition of your employment, your Manager may require you to undertake responsibilities of a Nominated First Aid Officer and, or Fire Marshall Duties, including how to operate Evac Chairs. Appropriate training will be provided as part of your CPD programme to support your specific duties. 6 Other Duties To support where appropriate the preparation for and during the inspection period. To undertake such other duties as your Line Manager may, from time to time, determine in consultation with the post holder to ensure the continued existence, viability and progress of the College. 2025 Behaviours All employees have a role to play in creating and maintaining a positive experience for all our learners, staff and clients, and as such, all employees will be asked to display the 2025 behaviours that have been developed in consultation with our learners and staff. This specification is current at December 2016 and is representative of the range of specific duties/responsibilities expected of the post. The duties and responsibilities are neither static nor exhaustive and are liable to variation to reflect any future changes required of this post, as determined by your Line Manager. The general organisational responsibilities may change from time to time to reflect organisational developments and/or further education related issues. Minibus Driver Person Specification Essential Desirable Qualifications Possess a full UK D1 or PCV driving licence Advanced driving qualification PCV qualification Experience At least 5 years driving experience Minibus driving Porter-age of goods
“ Inquired/enquired into the witness” is another frequent mistake. You “examine” a witness and “enquire into” a case. But one does not “investigate into a case”, one “investigates it”. ‘Male member’ should not be used to mean “male” or “man”. You can say “the male members of my family”. Do not say “my family members” but “members of my family”. “Through” meaning “past” and “cross” meaning “went past” are frequently used e.g., “I went through the temple”, or “I crossed the temple”. You “cross” a river or a road when you go from one side of it to the other. Do not use such phrases as “has breathed his last”, or “is no more”, for “is dead”. “It is high time to do so and so” is an idiomatic English phrase. “As it was high time, the Court adjourned the case till next day” is not English. “In view to do” “so and so” is wrong. You can say “with a view to reducing” meaning “in order to reduce”, and you can also say “in view of these circumstances” meaning “having regard to them”. “In view to” is impossible. “You should insist on the Under Secretary to reply” is wrong. It should be “should insist on his replying”. “Address” is used sometimes as though it meant “ask”. “Government will be addressed to reconsider their order” is, strictly speaking, meaningless. ) “Government sanctioned a peon to the Deputy Secretary” should be “for the Deputy Secretary”. “Petitioner wants that the land should be transferred” is wrong. It should be “wants the land transferred/to be transferred.” VI FORMS OF COMMUNICATION The specimens of different forms of communication generally used by various functionaries of the Government of India are available at Appendix 9 of the Manual of Office Procedure (March 1987 edition). A particular form of communication is adopted for a specific purpose with a specific target group to be addressed. Accordingly, therefore, each should have some distinctive features, is only obvious. LETTER
This department will be grateful for the advice of the Department of Legal Affairs on the issue raised in para 4 above. (X.Y.Z.) Deputy Secretary Tele. No. Department of Legal Affairs (Vidhi KArya Vibhag ) (Shri ………………..) Shastri Bhavan, -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Department of ……… (Vidhi Karya Vibhag ) I.D. No ………..Dated …… OFFICE ORDER No……………… Government of (Bharat Sarkar) Department of …….. (…………….. Vibhag) , the ……... OFFICE ORDER Shri XYZ, a permanent Lower Division Clerk in this Department is granted earned leave for …………. Days from ………. To ………….. with permission to prefix …………. a public holiday, to the leave.
holding the ex-cadre post; and by virtue of which he becomes eligible for such appointment or promotion. FR 22-B: Governs fixation of pay of a government servant who is appointed as a probationer or on probation or as an apprentice in another service/cadre. 5. Other than these rules mentioned above, executive instructions are also issued by the Government from time to time regulating fixation of pay of a class of employee. For instance, pay of Re-employed pensioners is fixed under the Central Civil Services (Fixation of Pay of Re-employed pensioners) order 2008, issued on 11 November 2008 (as amended from time to time). Whenever the pay of Government servants is revised by Pay Commissions, separate rules are framed [like CCS (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008] for fixation of pay in the revised scales of pay. For fixation of pay in respect of Assured Career Progression Scheme (ACP), separate orders have been issued, such as Orders on Modified ACP Scheme as contained in O.M. No. 35034/3/2008-Estt(D), dated 19.05.2009 etc. PAY FIXATION RULES EFFECTIVE FROM 01.01.2006 After acceptance of the Recommendations of the 6th Central Pay Commission by the Government vide Resolution dated 29th August, 2008 and the Notification dated 29th August, 2008, the Pay Fixation Rules have undergone substantial change. 2. All pre-revised pay-scales ( S-1 to S-34 ) have been replaced by 4 Pay Bands. A fifth Pay Band (-1S) has also been introduced, which is for the Group - D employees. It has been stated that this Pay Band, i.e. (-1S), will cease to exist by the time all Group D employees are placed in PB-1. The Pay Bands are :- 1S : 4440 – 7440 PB1 : 5200 – 20200 PB2 : 9300 – 34800 PB3 : 15600 – 39100 PB4 : 37400 – 67000
BGA 270 Modification & Repair Statement File ref: Page No: Total pages in pack: This form is used for glider modification and major repair declaration BGA Number Registration G- Type Details of Major Modifications and Repairs Mod number or reference BGA Mod No, TN, TM, SB. Date embodied Details of Minor Modifications Minor mod number (if allocated) Please use additional sheets if necessary I certify that all modifications and major repairs embodied on the above aircraft have been declared to the best of my knowledge: Name: Signed: BGA Insp No: Date:
Legal category POM-VPS Packaging Quantities HDPE syringe containing 14.4 g of gel with graduated polypropylene plunger and LDPE cap. Further information Care should be taken to avoid the following practices, because they increase the risk of development of resistance and could ultimately result in ineffective therapy: - Too frequent and repeated use of anthelmintics from the same class, over an extended period of time; - Under-dosing which may due to underestimation of bodyweight, misadministration of the product, or lack of calibration of the dosing device (if any). - Suspected clinical cases of resistance to anthelmintics should be further investigated using appropriate tests (e.g. Faecal Egg Count Reduction Test). Where the results of the test(s) strongly suggest resistance to a particular anthelmintic, an anthelmintic belonging to another pharmacological class and having a different mode of action should be used. Parasite resistance to a particular class of anthelmintic may develop following frequent, repeated use of an anthelmintic of that class. The veterinary surgeon should give advice regarding appropriate dosing programmes and stock management to achieve adequate parasite control for both tapeworm and roundworm infestations. In the case of cestode treatment the dose of praziquantel in the product has been selected at the top end of the dosing range. Flaccid lower lip, ataxia and swelling of the muzzle could be observed on rare occasions in young animals. These adverse effects are transient and disappear spontaneously. In adults transient adverse reactions may occur at 3 times the recommended dose. The symptoms are depression, inappetence, ataxia, flaccid lower lip in the 8 to 24 hours following treatment. Symptomatic treatment is not generally necessary and recovery is generally complete within 24 to 72 hours.
.They are low frequency cables. So they are not suitable for transmission of very high frequency signals like cable TV, TV antenna and radio antenna signals Coaxial cables .A coaxial cable is one that consists of two conductors that share a common axis hence the name The inner conductor is a straight wire, and the outer conductor is a shield that might be braided or a foil. The two conductors are separated by a nonconductive element. Features of coaxial cable .both conductors share a common center axial, hence the term "co-axial" .It has a high bandwidth .It is highly resistant to signal interference .It is used for long distance (300-600 meters) .It is quite bulky and sometimes difficult to install .the most common type of connector used with coaxial cables is the BNC connector .It has higher installation costs .Coaxial is prone to lightning strikes which damage the cables or equipment on which it is connected. .It is more expensive than twisted pair cables .It is not flexible The Fiber Optic cables .Fiber Optic Cable is a transmission medium, which is made up of hundreds to thousands of fine, filaments made up of glass or plastic. .Data is changed into pulses of light, which are sent down these glass or plastic fibers at very high speed over long distances. .Fiber optic cable consists of a center glass core surrounded by several layers of protective materials .It has protection against environmental interference .It has high data carrying capacity (bandwidth of up to 2 Gbps) .It can be used over greater distances due to the low loss, high bandwidth properties. It can be used for 2km without the use of a repeater .Fiber optic networks operate at high speeds -up into the gigabits .Greater resistance to electromagnetic noise such as radios, motors or other nearby cables. .Fiber optic cables cost much less to maintain. .They are light weight and small in size, which makes them ideal for applications where running copper wires would be impractical . .It is difficult to tap data over a fiber optic without being noticed due to difficulty of connecting new nodes when others are switched on. conducting
VII Profit before extraordinary items and tax (V-VI) VIII Extraordinary items IX Profit/(loss) before tax (VII-VIII) X 1. Tax expense 2. Deferred tax XI Profit/(Loss) after tax for the period from continuing operations (IX-X) XII Profit/(loss)from discontinued operations XIII Tax expenses of discontinued operations XIV Profit/(loss) from discontinued operations (after tax) (XII-XIII) XV Profit/(Loss) for the year (XI+XIV) XVI Earnings per equity share: (a) Basic (b) Diluted * Details of Revenue from Operations: a) In respect of a company other than a finance company, revenue from operations shall be disclosed as under: (Rupees in ……………) S. No Particulars Figures for the current reporting period (DD/MM/YY) Figures for the previous reporting period (DD/MM/YY) I Sale of products manufactured II Sale of goods traded III Revenue from services provided IV Other Operational Revenue (b) In respect of a finance company, revenue from operations shall be disclosed as under: (a) Revenue from interest; and (b) Revenue from Other financial services NOTES TO THE ABRIDGED BALANCE SHEET AND THE ABRIDGED PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT 1. The amounts to be shown here should be the same as shown in the corresponding aggregated heads in the financial statements as per Schedule III or as near thereto as possible. 2. The total amount of contingent liabilities and that of commitments should be shown separately. 3. All notes forming part of the financial statements as per Schedule III to which specific attention has been drawn by the auditors or which form a subject matter of qualification by the auditor should be reproduced. 4. If fixed assets are revalued, the amount of revaluation to be shown separately for the first five years subsequent to the date of revaluation. 5. Any item which constitutes 20% or more of the total income or expenditure (including provisions) should be shown separately. 6. Amount, if material, by which any item shown in the profit and loss account are affected by any change in the accounting policy, should be disclosed separately. 7. Notes shall include the notes, if any, contained in the complete financial statements pertaining to the following:
Primary Drug of Choice Method of Use Secondary Drug of Choice Method of use Tertiary Drug of Choice Method of Use Forth Drug of Choice Method of Use Fifth Drug of Choice Method of Use Oral, Smoking, Inhalation, Injection, Other Unknown Number of Days Since Last Use: Indicate the number of days since last use by entering a value between 0 and 30 Primary Drug of Choice Last Use Secondary Drug of Choice Last Use Tertiary Drug of Choice Last Use Forth Drug of Choice Last Use Fifth Drug of Choice Last Use 0 to 30 Days Age at which the client first used the Drug: Primary Drug of Choice Age at First Use Secondary Drug of Choice Age at First Use Tertiary Drug of Choice Age at First Use Forth Drug of Choice Age at First Use Fifth Drug of Choice Age at First Use Age
Contact/Service: Service Begin Date: _____________ Project: _____________________________________________________ Service Type: Adult Day Care Alcohol or Drug Abuse Services Alcohol or Drug Treatment Assisted Housing (ES, TH, PSH) Case Management Child Care Assistance Education (RHY) Employment Assistant Employment Skills Training Healthcare Housing Search and Info Housing Services: Minor renovation/repair/expan Housing Services: One-time rental payments Housing Services: Security Deposits Income Benefits Legal Services Life Skills (Outside of CM) Meals Medical Insurance Plan Mental Health Mental Health Services Mortgage Assistance Primary Medical Care Referral Rehabilitation Rental Assistance Screening and Diagnostics Supportive and supervisory services in residential T1016 – Case Management with Client Face to Face T116B- Case Management with Collateral T116C- Case Management with Client by Telephone Transportation Utility Assistance Staying on Streets, ES or SH: Yes No Worker Unable to Determine
PART FIVE – DESCRIPTION OF HMO Please state the type of house to be licenced. Please tick House in multiple occupation Flat in multiple occupation Premises providing meals Please indicate all the levels within the property. Please tick Lower Basement Basement Ground First Second Third Other (Please describe) ………………………………………………………… When was the property purchased by you?
Per Member Per Covered Family (Use above if Tier 1 deductible can be satisfied independently; Tier 1 accumulates toward Tier 2) Copayment applies after the Cash Deductible is satisfied Preventive Care Primary Care Provider Visits [when care is provided by the pre-selected PCP] Specialist Visits [and PCP visits if the PCP was not Maternity Care (Pre-natal visits) All Other Practitioner Visits Hospital Confinement Extended Care and Rehabilitation [Complex Imaging Services See Definition [[All other] radiology services NONE N/A See Tier 2 $30 NONE N/A See Tier 2 $300 per day up to $1500 per confinement; up to $3000 per year $300 per day up to $1500 per confinement; up to $3000 per year N/A See Tier 2 N/A See Tier 2 NONE $30 $50 NONE $30 $500 per day up to $3000 per confinement; up to $5000 per year $500 per day up to $3000 per confinement; up to $5000 per year $100 per procedure] $75 per procedure] Laboratory Services NONE $30 per visit Emergency Room Visit Outpatient Surgery Inpatient Surgery Coinsurance (See definition below) $50 $100 $250 $100 $250 $500
health benefits would otherwise end due to the termination of employment or reduction of work hours to fewer than 25 hours per week or during the first 60 days of continuation coverage, he or she may elect to extend his or her 18-month continuation period for himself or herself and any Dependents who are Qualified Continuees for up to an extra 11 months. To elect the extra 11 months of continuation, the Qualified Continuee must give the [Carrier] written proof of Social Security's determination of his or her disability before the earlier of: the end of the 18 month continuation period; and 60 days after the date the Qualified Continuee is determined to be disabled. If, during this extra 11 month continuation period, the Qualified Continuee is determined to be no longer disabled under the Social Security Act, he or she must notify the [Carrier] within 31 days of such determination, and continuation will end, as explained in the When Continuation Ends section. An additional 50% of the total premium charge also may be required from the Qualified Continuee by the Employer during this extra 11 month continuation period. If An Employee Dies While Insured If an Employee dies while insured, any Qualified Continuee whose group health benefits would otherwise end may elect to continue such benefits. The continuation can last for up to 36 months, subject to the When Continuation Ends section. If An Employee's Marriage or Civil [or Domestic Partnership] Ends If an Employee's marriage ends due to legal divorce or legal separation or dissolution of the civil union [or termination of a domestic partnership], any Qualified Continuee whose group health benefits would otherwise end may elect to continue such benefits. The continuation can last for up to 36 months, subject to the When Continuation Ends section. If A Dependent Loses Eligibility If a Dependent child's group health benefits end due to his or her loss of dependent eligibility as defined in this Contract, other than the Employee's coverage ending, he or she may elect to continue such benefits for up to 36 months, subject to When Continuation Ends. The Employer's Responsibilities Upon loss of coverage due to termination of employment or reduction in work hours, the Employer must notify the former employee in writing, of: his or her right to continue this Contract's group health benefits; the monthly premium he or she must pay to continue such benefits; and the times and manner in which such monthly payments must be made.
RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD  Self (head of household)  Head of household’s other relation member (other relation to head of household)  Head of household’s child  Other: non-relation member  Head of household’s spouse or partner RACE More than one race is permitted. Client doesn’t know and Client refused should only be selected if no other response is selected. If the client wishes to indicate “Hispanic or Latino,” please indicate that in the next question (Ethnicity) and then select the appropriate race category here.  American Indian or Alaska Native  White  Asian  Client doesn’t know  Black or African American  Client refused  Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander ETHNICITY  Non-Hispanic / Non-Latino  Client doesn’t know  Hispanic / Latino  Client refused GENDER  Female  Doesn’t identify as male, female or transgender  Male  Client doesn’t know  Transgender male to female  Client refused  Transgender female to male HEALTH INSURANCE Is the client currently covered by health insurance?  No  Client doesn’t know  Yes  Client refused  [IF YES] Answer ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ for each health insurance source. Answer ‘No’ for sources that have been terminated, even if they were received in the past. No Yes Source of non-cash benefit Medicaid Medicare State Children’s Health Insurance Program (or use local name)
Copayment, if applicable, must be paid in addition to any other Copayments, Cash Deductible, and Coinsurance. COSMETIC SURGERY OR PROCEDURE. Any surgery or procedure which involves physical appearance, but which does not correct or materially improve a physiological function and is not Medically Necessary and Appropriate. COVERED CHARGES. Allowed Charges for the types of services and supplies described in the Covered Charges and Covered Charges with Special Limitations section of this Contract, as applicable to [Non-Network] benefits. The services and supplies must be: furnished or ordered by a health care Provider; and Medically Necessary and Appropriate to diagnose or treat an Illness or Injury. A Covered Charge is incurred on the date the service or supply is furnished. Subject to all of the terms of this Contract, We pay benefits for Covered Charges incurred by a [Member] while he or she is covered by this Contract. Read the entire Contract to find out what We limit or exclude. COVERED EMPLOYEE. A person who meets all applicable eligibility requirements, enrolls hereunder by making application, and for whom premium has been received. COVERED SERVICES OR SUPPLIES. The types of services and supplies described in the Covered Services and Supplies section of this Contract, as applicable to [Network] benefits. Read the entire Contract to find out what We limit or exclude. CURRENT PROCEDURAL TERMINOLOGY (C.P.T.) The most recent edition of an annually revised listing published by the American Medical Association which assigns numerical codes to procedures and categories of medical care. CUSTODIAL CARE. Any service or supply, including room and board, which: is furnished mainly to help a [Member] meet a [Member's] routine daily needs; or can be furnished by someone who has no professional health care training or skills. Even if a [Member] is in a Hospital or other Facility, We do not provide for that part of the care which is mainly custodial. [DEPENDENT. An Employee's: legal spouse which shall include a civil union partner pursuant to P.L. 2006, c. 103 as well as same sex relationships legally recognized in other jurisdictions when such relationships provide substantially all of the rights and benefits of marriage. [and domestic partner pursuant to P.L. 2003, c. 246]; except that legal spouse shall be limited to spouses of a marriage as marriage is defined in Federal law with respect to:
forth in the Contract. In addition, the Member may appeal a denial to the Independent Health Care Appeals Program.] [The Contract only pays benefits for Prescription Drugs which are: a) prescribed by a Practitioner (except for insulin) b) dispensed by a Participating Pharmacy [or by a Participating Mail Order Pharmacy]; and c) needed to treat an Illness or Injury covered under this Contract. Such charges will not include charges made for more than: a) [a 90-day supply for each prescription or refill[ which is not obtained through the Mail Order Program] where the copayment is calculated based on the multiple of 30-day supplies received;] b) [a 90-day supply of a Maintenance Drug obtained through the Mail Order Program where the copayment is the copayment specified for a 90-day supply;] and c) the amount usually prescribed by the Member's Practitioner. A charge will be considered to be incurred at the time the Prescription Drug is received.] [[We will arrange for audits that will take place at a time mutually agreeable to the Participating Pharmacy [and the Participating Mail Order Pharmacy] or the pharmacist and the auditor. The audits shall only include the review of documents relating to persons and prescription plans reimbursable by Us.] [Note to carriers: If a carrier elects to include audit procedures in the policy, include your specific audit procedures as an additional paragraph.] [We will not restrict or prohibit, directly or indirectly, a Participating Pharmacy [or a Participating Mail Order Pharmacy] from charging the Member for charges that are in addition to charges for the Prescription Drug, for dispensing the Prescription Drug or for prescription counseling provided such other charges have been approved by the New Jersey Board of Pharmacy, and the amount of the charges for the additional services and the purchaser's out-of-pocket cost for those services has been disclosed to the Member prior to dispensing the drug.] [Note to carriers: Carriers may include information regarding the pharmacy benefit manager, quantity and supply limit rules, appeals procedures and policies regarding refills and vacation overrides.]
 Client refused DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY Does the client currently have a developmental disability?  No  Client doesn’t know  Yes  Client refused  [IF YES for developmental disability] Is the developmental disability expected to substantially impair the client’s ability to live independently?  No  Client doesn’t know  Yes  Client refused [IF YES for developmental disability] Is documentation of the disability and severity on file?  No [IF YES for developmental disability] Is the client currently receiving services/treatment for this disability?  No  Client doesn’t know  Yes  Client refused CHRONIC HEALTH CONDITION Does the client currently have a chronic health condition?  No  Client doesn’t know Yes  Client refused  [IF YES for chronic health condition] Is the chronic health condition expected to be of and indefinite duration and substantially impair the client’s ability to live independently?  No  Client doesn’t know  Yes  Client refused [IF YES for chronic health condition] Is documentation of the disability and severity on file?  No [IF YES for chronic health condition] Is the client currently receiving services/treatment for this condition?  No  Client doesn’t know
*Is the proposed license holder and/or the manager a member of a professional body relevant to the ownership and management of residential property? Yes No If the above is “Yes” please provide details of which one and reference number. *Have the proposed license holder and/or the manager any relevant qualification or undertaken any training course relevant to the ownership and management of residential property? Yes No Please state qualifications: Section 17 of 20 OTHER PROPERTIES LICENSED UNDER THE HOUSING ACT *Does the proposed license holder and/or the manager own or manage other properties in Sandwell which require a license under the Housing ACT 2004? Yes No Please state the addresses Section 18 of 20 NOTIFYING PEOPLE ABOUT THE LICENSE APPLICATION You must let certain people know in writing that you have made this application or give them a copy of it. The people who need to know about it are: Any owner of the property to which the application relates (if that is not you) i.e. the freeholder and any head lessors who are known to you. Any mortgage provider for the property to be licensed. Any other person who is tenant or long leaseholder of the property or any part of it (including any flat) who is known to you other than a statutory tenant or other tenant whose lease or tenancy is for less than three years (including a periodic tenancy). The proposed license holder (if that is not you). The proposed managing agent (if any) (if that is not you). Any person who has agreed that he/she will be bounded by any conditions in a license, if it is granted. *Does anybody (other than you) own the property (e.g. as freeholder, head lessor, joint owner)? Yes No *Is there a mortgage on the property? Yes No *Does the property have any tenants or leaseholder with more than three years remaining on the tenancy or lease?
Deductible for treatment services and supplies for: Preventive Care NONE NONE Immunizations and Lead Screening for Children NONE NONE Second Surgical opinion Pre-natal visits NONE NONE NONE NONE Prescription Drugs [Generic Drugs] [Preferred Drugs] [Non-Preferred Drugs] [$250] [$50] [$100] [$150] [All other Covered Services and Supplies Per Member Per Covered Family (Use above deductible for separate accumulation..) [All other Covered Services and Supplies Per Member Per Covered Family (Use above if Tier 1 deductible can be satisfied independently; Tier 1 accumulates toward Tier 2) Copayment applies after the Cash Deductible is satisfied $1,000 $2,000 $1,000 $2,000 $1,500 $3,000] $2,500 $5,000 Preventive Care Primary Care Physician Visits [when care is provided by the pre-selected PCP] Specialist Visits [and PCP visits if the PCP was not Pre-natal visits NONE N/A See Tier 2 $30 NONE NONE $30 $50 NONE
determine the coverage under the Contract. We may require the submission of an updated treatment plan once every six months unless We and the treating physician agree to more frequent updates. If a Member: is eligible for early intervention services through the New Jersey Early Intervention System; and has been diagnosed with autism or other developmental disability; and receives physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, applied behavior analysis or related structured behavior services the portion of the family cost share attributable to such services is a Covered Charge under this Contract. The deductible, coinsurance or copayment as applicable to a physician visit for treatment of an Illness or Injury will apply to the family cost share. The therapy services a Member receives through New Jersey Early Intervention do not reduce the therapy services otherwise available under this Diagnosis and Treatment of Autism and Other Disabilities provision. NOTE: ANY SERVICES AND SUPPLIES A [MEMBER] RECEIVES AS [NETWORK] SERVICES AND SUPPLIES WILL REDUCE THE BENEFITS AVAILABLE AS A [NON-NETWORK] COVERED CHARGE. Fertility Services Subject to Our Pre-Approval We cover charges for procedures and Prescription Drugs to enhance fertility, except where specifically excluded in the Contract. We cover charges for: artificial insemination; and standard dosages, lengths of treatment and cycles of therapy of Prescription Drugs used to stimulate ovulation for artificial insemination or for unassisted conception. The Prescription Drugs noted in this section are subject to the terms and conditions of the Prescription Drugs section of the Contract. We will reduce benefits by 50% with respect to charges for Fertility Services which are not Pre-Approved by Us provided that benefits would otherwise be payable under the Contract. Preventive Care We cover charges for routine physical examinations including related laboratory tests and x-rays. We also cover charges for immunizations and vaccines, well baby care, pap smears, mammography , screening tests, bone density testing and Nicotine Dependence Treatment. [But We limit what We pay each [Calendar] [Plan] Year to: $750 per [Member] for a Dependent child from birth until the end of the [Calendar] [Plan] Year in which the Dependent child attains age 1, and $500 per [Member] for all other [Member]s.] These charges are not subject to any Copayment, Cash Deductible or Coinsurance. [The $750 and $500 limits do not apply to services from a Network Provider.] [Carriers may elect to cover non-network preventive care without any dollar limits.]