zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
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Professionals involved in the preparing and contributing to the review: Name and designation Contact details (telephone/email details) Present at the review meeting (Y/N) Latest report attached? (Date) Parental view document completed: If yes, please attach. If no please state reason. Was the parent/carer at the meeting? If no please state reason. Pupil view completed If yes, please attach. If no please state reason. Was the child or young person at the meeting? If no please state reason. Section A
Section F: Provision Set out here a list of the provisions sought for the child/young person to meet the outcomes. Cognition and Learning What support do I need to achieve my outcomes? Who is going to provide the support and how often? When will it be reviewed and who will review it? Communication and Interaction What support do I need to achieve my outcomes? Who is going to provide the support and how often? When will it be reviewed and who will review it? Social, Emotional and Mental Health What support do I need to achieve my outcomes? Who is going to provide the support and how often? When will it be reviewed and who will review it? Sensory and or Physical What support do I need to achieve my outcomes? Who is going to provide the support and how often? When will it be reviewed and who will review it? Independence and Self Help What support do I need to achieve my outcomes? Who is going to provide the When will it be reviewed and who will review it?
No. Number Usage of short number 10XX Public telephone communication service provider selection code 11X(XXX) Special services 110 Reserved 111 Reserved 112 Single emergency response number 113 Reserved 114 Reserved 115 Reserved 116XXX Harmonized social service numbers: 3.2.7.1. 116000 Hotlines for missing children 3.2.7.2. 116001 –116005 Reserved 3.2.7.3. 116006 Helpline for victims of crime 3.2.7.4. 116007 –116110 Reserved 3.2.7.5. 116111 Child helplines 3.2.7.6. 116112 – 116116 Reserved 3.2.7.7. 116117 Non-emergency medical on-call service 3.2.7.8. 116118 – 116122 Reserved 3.2.7.9. 116123 Emotional support helplines 3.2.7.10. 116124 – 116999 Reserved 117 The number for the activities of the customer care services unit of the provider of public communication network and/or services 118 The number of directory inquiry services on provision of information, including information on all the subscribers of public telephone communication services, listed in the public printed and/or electronic lists of subscribers of the provider of public communication network and/or services 119 The number for registration of faults, occurring in the network of the provider of public communication network and/or services 12X Reserved 13XX The numbers for delivery service providers (recommended) 14XX The numbers for transport service providers (recommended) 15XX The numbers for information service providers (recommended) 16XX The numbers for non-telecommunication service providers (recommended) 17X Reserved
18XX The numbers for the non-telecommunication service providers for provision of delivery, transport and/or information services 19XXX The numbers for the non-telecommunication service providers 4. Public fixed telephone communication service numbers (3000 0000–5999 9999): No. Number Usage of E.164 number National destination code National (significant) number 30X XX XXX Reserved 310 XX XXX Varėna district numbering 311 XX XXX Reserved 312 XX XXX Reserved 313 XX XXX Druskininkai town numbering 314 XX XXX Reserved 315 XX XXX Alytus town and district numbering 316 XX XXX Reserved 317 XX XXX Reserved 318 XX XXX Lazdijai district numbering 319 XX XXX Prienai district and Birštonas town numbering 32X XX XXX Reserved 33X XX XXX Reserved 340 XX XXX Ukmergė district numbering 341 XX XXX Reserved 342 XX XXX Vilkaviškis district numbering 343 XX XXX Marijampolė district numbering 344 XX XXX Reserved 345 XX XXX Šakiai district numbering 346 XX XXX Kaišiadorys district numbering 347 XX XXX Kėdainiai district numbering 348 XX XXX Reserved 349 XX XXX Jonava district numbering 35X XX XXX Reserved 36X XX XXX Reserved
Employees/subjects, who witnessed the assessment: Name of Employee/Subject No. of Procedure Name of Test Activity Comments Preparation for the assessment: Procedure No. Name Applicative document Name and number of Uncertainty evaluation's documents Name and number of Validation's documents
ISO/IEC 17025 clause Laboratory equipment, conditions, calibrations, history ISO/IEC 17025 clause Traceability - Please comment on traceability imported from higher level calibration laboratories and the dissemination inside the laboratory, when relevant ISO/IEC 17025 clause Control of data ISO/IEC 17025 clause Assuring the quality of results (PT, ILC any other means) Clause and question to be addressed Highlights for the Assessment Report ISO/IEC 17025 clause - Quality and correctness of technical records. -Correctness and clearness of scope of accreditation ISO/IEC 17025 clause Do the testing/ calibration certificates meet the accreditation standard / regulatory requirements? Implementation of corrective actions from previous visit Is the activity presented eligible for accreditation? Yes / No Detail: Highlights for the next assessment
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(country code +265) Communication of 11.XII.2017: The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA), Blantyre, announces that Telekom Networks Malawi Plc has implemented a new number segment +26531. The new segment will be used for its VOIP, non-SIM based services. The number segment will run in parallel with the existing +26588 range which is for all SIM based services. General information: The international public telecommunication number structure for this segment will have twelve (12) digits in all (including country code +265). CC + N(S)N = twelve (12) digit number length, where: CC is the country code consisting of three (3) digits and N(S)N is the National (Significant) Number consisting of nine (9) digits. In Malawi, the N(S)N is the same as the subscriber number (SN). Description of introduction of a new number resources in the National Numbering Plan (NNP) for country code +265: N(S)N Usage of E.164 Number window of deployment Operator Proposed wording of announcement Current number Additional number Begins (local time) Ends (local time) (0)88 XXX XXXX Non-geographic number SIM based services Telekom Networks Malawi Plc (TNM Plc) Not Applicable (0)31 XXX XXXX Non-geographic number VOIP, non-SIM based services at 00:00 hours at 23:59 hours Telekom Networks Malawi Plc (TNM Plc) Not Applicable For any additional information, please contact: The Director General Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) MACRA House Salmin Amour Road Private Bag 261. BLANTYRE Malawi Tel: +265 1 883 611 Fax: +265 1 883 890 E-mail: dg-macra@macra.org.mw; info@macra.org.mw
+265 8 8XXX XXXX 9 XXX XXX 5 XXX XXX 3 XXX XXX 9 9XXX XXXX number 31.III.2009, at 2355 hours, UTC 30.VI.2009, at 2359 hours UTC Zain Malawi Limited Zain numbers have changed. Please redial +265 9XX XXXX, replacing with +265 9 9XXX XXXX For any additional information, please contact: The Director General Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) MACRA House Salmin Amour Road Private Bag 261. BLANTYRE Malawi Tel: +265 1 883 611 Fax: +265 1 883 890 E-mail: dg-macra@macra.org.mw
Schedule 2—Third party reporting Taxation Administration Act 1953 1 Section 39655 in Schedule 1 (after table item 10) Insert: 11 an entity that *supplies cleaning services the provision of consideration (within the meaning of the *GST Act) to the entity wholly or partly for the *supply by the entity of a cleaning service, unless: (a) the entity and the provider of the consideration are *members of the same *consolidated group or *MEC group; or (b) Division 12 requires that an amount be withheld from the payment of the consideration 12 an entity that *supplies courier services the provision of consideration (within the meaning of the *GST Act) to the entity wholly or partly for the *supply by the entity of a courier service, unless: (a) the entity and the provider of the consideration are *members of the same *consolidated group or *MEC group; or (b) Division 12 requires that an amount be withheld from the payment of the consideration 2 Application (1) In this item: amended provision means section 39655 in Schedule 1 to the Taxation Administration Act 1953, as amended by item 1 of this Schedule. inserted item means either item 11 or 12 of the table in the amended provision. (2) An inserted item does not apply in relation to a transaction if: (a) both of the following apply:
Anti-Collusion Statement The undersigned, as Proposer, certifies that the only person or parties interested in this Proposal as principals are those named herein; that the Proposer has not, either directly or indirectly entered into any Agreement, participated in any collusion, or otherwise taken any action in restraint of free competitive bidding in connection with the award of this Contract. __________________________ __________________________________ Date Proposer Signature
What this form does. This form acknowledges your awareness of the Pay or Play program. Your signature affirms that you will comply with the requirements of the program if you are the successful Bidder/Proposer, and ensure the same on behalf of subcontracts subject to the Pay or Play Program. If you cannot make this assurance now, do not return this form. For more information, contact the Contract Administrator. Routing. Return this form with your Bid or Proposal. I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Texas that if awarded a contract, I will comply with the requirements of the Pay or Play Program. _____________________________________ Signature Date _____________________________________ Print Name City Contractor ID _____________________________________ Company Name Phone Number E-Mail Address
Part 10: BOARD OF DIRECTORS ROSTER Instructions: Please provide a list of your current board members. Additional pages may be attached if necessary. Do not include initials or P.O. Box Numbers. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Name of Member Company Affiliation/ Job Classification Business Address and Telephone Number Home Address and Telephone Number Board Position Term Length
The Regulations may prescribe for a particular chargeable matter, whether the fee is for low, medium or high complexity. The Regulations may prescribe for a chargeable matter a different fee for different entity types. No equivalent ASIC may by legislative instrument determine whether a type of application for a particular regulatory service that is to be charged is considered low, medium or high complexity. No equivalent National Consumer Credit Protection (Fees) Act 2009 The Regulations may prescribe for a chargeable matter a different fee for the different entity types. No equivalent Superannuation Auditor Registration Imposition Act 2012 Regulations may prescribe a fee by specifying an amount; however the specified amount may not exceed $5,000. Regulations may prescribe a fee by specifying an amount; however the specified amount may not exceed $1,000. Superannuation Industry Supervision Act 1993 In addition to the current law, ASIC may recover costs in relation to an application to vary or revoke the conditions or cancel the registration of an approved SMSF auditor. ASIC may recover costs in relation to an application for registration to be an approved SMSF auditor. Detailed explanation of new law The ASIC Fees Bill and the ASIC Superannuation Auditor Registration Bill amend the Fees Act and the Superannuation Auditor Registration Imposition Act 2012 to allow the caps to increase to allow ASIC to better align its fees to allow cost recovery of the costs ASIC incurs when providing regulatory services to a particular entity. The ASIC Fees Bill and the Credit ASIC Fees Bill amend the Fees Act and the Credit Fees Act to allow that the Regulations may prescribe for a chargeable matter, a different fee for the different entity types. The ASIC Fees Bill also amends the Fees Act to provide that the
13B On lodging with ASIC a copy of a target’s statement (and any other document that was sent with the target’s statement to the relevant market operator) mentioned in item 12 of the table in subsection 635(1) in relation to a market bid $2 565 13C On lodging an application for ASIC to give its view on whether an acquisition or proposed acquisition is covered by item 7 of the table in section 611 $2 565 13D On lodging with ASIC a notice mentioned in subsection 630(5) $160 Market licensees 15 On giving an annual report to ASIC under subsection 792F(1) no fee 16 On lodging written notice of changes to operating rules with ASIC under subsection 793D(1): (a) low complexity $2 580 (b) high complexity $38 651 17 On lodging written notice of changes to operating rules with ASIC under subsection 793D(3): (a) low complexity $2 580 (b) high complexity $38 651 17A On lodging an application, under subsection 795A(1), for an Australian market licence: (a) low complexity $15 462 (b) medium complexity $85 888 (c) high complexity $154 596 17B On lodging an application, under subsection 796A(2), for: (a) the imposition of conditions on an Australian market licence; or (b) the imposition of additional conditions on an Australian market licence; or (c) the variation of conditions imposed on an Australian market licence; or (d) the revocation of conditions imposed on an Australian market licence $38 651 17C On lodging an application, under subsection 797A(1), for the variation of an Australian market licence to take account of a change in the licensee’s name $1 549 17CAA On application, under paragraph 797B(c), for the Minister to suspend or cancel an Australian market licence $12 886 17CAB On application for an exemption or declaration under section 798D $17 180 17CAC On application for the Minister to vary or revoke the conditions on an exemption, under subsection 820C(2), an exemption from all or $17 179
Accreditation should be a barrier to entry. The concern about costs should not be used as a way to undermine the effectiveness of accreditation. Individuals need to be able to trust accreditation as a standard and it should be a high standard. There needs to be a clear process to remove accreditation in the event of a data breach(es) and complaints. Recommendation 2.11 – remedies Remedies and access to justice is a key right for individuals. Access to justice for individuals must include: Access to free internal dispute resolution to respond to a dispute Access to a free external dispute resolution scheme (the Australian Financial Complaints Authority) Access to Court or the OAIC if the individual does not accept the outcome of the AFCA decision There is considerable confusion at the moment how the remedy process would work in open banking. A major concern would be that individuals would be forced to take disputes about open banking to the OAIC as the dispute is privacy related. The OAIC currently provides a dispute resolution process for privacy disputes. There are a number of serious problems with that process including: The OAIC can discontinue the investigation of the dispute under section 41 of the Privacy Act for a range of reasons. This means that the vast majority of disputes are never decided. There have only been 26 determinations since 2010 and before that there was only 1. There is considerable delay (due to a lack of resources) for the OAIC making any determinations. The OAIC is a regulator and it does not have expertise in dispute resolution (compared to EDR). There is a 12-month time limit to make a complaint to the OAIC compared to a 6-year time limit in EDR. This is a significant difference and considerably reduces access. Currently, the Financial Ombudsman Service excludes privacy disputes from its terms of reference as follows: 5.1 Exclusions from FOS’s jurisdiction The Service may not consider a Dispute: a) about whether a Financial Services Provider has met confidentiality or privacy obligations unless the Dispute about confidentiality or privacy: (i) is part of a broader Dispute between the Financial Services Provider and the Applicant; or (ii) relates to or arises out of the provision of credit, the collection of a debt, credit reporting and/or the banker-customer relationship;
Contact information for international liaison: Contact information Operator Name Mr Syed Rehan Ali Baaqri Project Executive Tel: +92 51 111 345 700 Mobile: +92 345 855 5244 Fax: +92 51 265 2960 E-mail: Telenor Mr Zameer Hussain Manager Interconnection Tel: +92 51 280 6068 Mobile: +92 321 516 9115 Fax: +92 51 280 6097 E-mail: Warid Telecom Mr Shahid Abbasi Vice President Tel: +92 51 227 7400 Mobile: +92 320 450 6666 Fax: +92 51 227 3554 E-mail: Instaphone Ghulam Hussain Anjum GSO-1 Ops Tel: +92 51 556 5330 Mobile: +92 334 500 0170 Fax: +92 51 927 1546 E-mail: SCOM Mr Imtiaz Hussain Manager NSS Tel: +92 51 443 1207 Mobile: +92 333 512 0064 Fax: +92 51 443 1210 E-mail: Ufone Government and Regulatory Liaison Office Jawad Latif Director Coordination Tel: +92 51 227 3990 : +92 300 855 4555 Fax: +92 51 227 3981 E-mail: Mobilink
Expand and simplify (A) 1 - cos 2x (B) 1 + cos 2x (C) sin 2x (D) 1 + sin 2x (E) 1 Evaluate the piecewise function at the given value of the independent variable. Find Topic Name Coverage Question Number EXPR Exponents and Logs 7,15,16 FNGR Functions and Graphs 3,6,9 GEOM Geometry No Information LINR Linear Equations and Inequalities 2 LOGX Exponents and Log Functions 12,14 POLQ Polynomials Including Quadratics 1,8 RATL Rational Expressions 5 TRIG Trigonometry 4,10,11,13,17,18
2020000 – 2029999 (NDC) 7 7 Non-geographic number – assigned to Digicel (PNG) Limited VoIP service 2000000 – 2009999 (NDC) 7 7 Non-geographic number – assigned to Telikom PNG Limited VoIP service 2010000 – 2019999 (NDC) 7 7 Non-geographic number – assigned to Bemobile Limited VoIP service Contact: Mr Charles Sihron Punaha National Information & Communications Technology Authority (NICTA) Frangipani Street, Hohola 111 BOROKO, NCD Papua New Guinea Tel: +675 303 3201 Fax: +675 325 6868 E-mail: URL: www.nicta.gov.pg Communication of 19.XI.2015: The National Information and Communication Technology Authority (NICTA), Boroko, announces the following update in the national numbering plan of Papua New Guinea. Description of introduction of new resources for national E.164 numbering plan for country code 675: (1) (2) (3) (4) NDC (National Destination Code) or leading digits of N(S)N (National (Significant) Number) N(S)N Number length Usage of ITU-T E.164 number Additional information Maximum length Minimum length 74000000 – 74999999 (NDC) 8 8 Non-geographic number – assigned to Digicel (PNG) Limited GSM Mobile service 75000000 – 75999999 (NDC) 8 8 Non-geographic number – assigned to Bemobile Ltd GSM Mobile service 78000000 – 78999999 (NDC) 8 8 Non-geographic number – assigned to Telikom PNG Limited GSM Mobile service 79000000 – 79999999 (NDC) 8 8 Non-geographic number – assigned to Digicel (PNG) Limited GSM Mobile service
Contact: Mr. Charles S. Punaha National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA) Frangipani Street, Hohola P.O. Box 8444 BOROKO, NCD, National Capital District 111 Papua New Guinea Tel: +675 303 3201 Fax: +675 325 6868 E-mail: cpunaha@nicta.gov.pg URL: www.nicta.gov.pg Communication of 12.V.2014: The National Information and Communication Technology Authority (NICTA), Boroko, announces the following modification. Table – Description of introduction of new resource for national E.164 numbering plan for country code +675 NDC (National Destination Code) or leading digits of N(S)N (National (Significant) Number) N(S)N number length Usage of E.164 number Additional information Maximum length Minimum length 20150 (NDC) 8 8 Non-geographic number. Assigned to Bemobile GSM Mobile service. Temporary used for SP Games in PNG 2015. Range will be returned to the pool at the end of December 2015 20150 (NDC) 8 8 Non-geographic number. Assigned to Telikom PNG Ltd Fixed landline service. This is a temporary assignment, same as above Contact: Mr. Charles S. Punaha Chief Executive Officer National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA ) P.O. Box 8444 BOROKO, NCD Papua New Guinea Tel: +675 303 3201
All District Health Boards COMMUNITY HEALTH TRANSITIONAL AND SUPPORT SERVICES - COMMUNITY ACTIVITY PROGRAMMES TIER TWO SERVICE SPECIFICATION STATUS: Approved to be used for mandatory nationwide description of Services to be provided FINAL Review History Date First Published on NSFL April 2012 Review: Age Related Day Care Services service specification S-1110 (South Island DHBs). Amendments: updated formatting, content, new purchase units, retired purchase unit HOP1011. Integrated Chronic Health Conditions Service purchase units CHC0017, CHC0018 and service specifications. November 2011 Amendments: Minor corrections made to the reporting tables for clarity. June 2012 Amendments: Minor corrections made to the CHC0018 narrative reporting table for clarity. November 2012 Amendment: replaced references to Tier One Rehabilitation and Support Services (now retired) with Tier One Community Health Transitional and Support Services. April 2013 Amendment: clarified frequency of reporting requirements for narrative report detailing the number of rejected referrals during the reporting period and the reasons for rejecting them. June 2013 Amendment: simplification of reporting requirements May 2016 Consideration for next Service Specification Review Within five years Note: Contact the Service Specification Programme Manager, Service Commissioning, Ministry of Health to discuss proposed amendments to the service specifications and guidance in developing new or updating and revising existing service specifications. Nationwide Service Framework Library web site COMMUNITY HEALTH, TRANSITIONAL AND SUPPORT SERVICES - COMMUNITY ACTIVITY PROGRAMMES TIER TWO SERVICE SPECIFICATION
how well their cultural needs were recognised and met. 8.3 Safety Service Users and their carers must be informed of the risk of burns or explosions from anyone smoking or other risks (tripping over tubing, crush injuries from falling bottles, etc) in the home / premises and comply with the safety guidelines provided when using oxygen therapy. Individuals on continuous oxygen therapy are generally considered unfit to drive. 8.4 Quality Reporting Requirements for Clinical Auditing The following minimum clinical information will be recorded in the clinical record for all Service Users for the purpose of clinical auditing: baseline observations of: arterial blood gases on air at rest (adults only) mean oxygen saturation on air (both adults and paediatrics) mean oxygen saturation on flow of oxygen prescribed (both adults and paediatrics) the principal diagnosis for which oxygen is being supplied smoking assessments (never, past, current, passive) type of Oxygen Prescription (may be more than one): long term continuous / sleep oxygen therapy intermittent oxygen nocturnal oxygen therapy palliative oxygen portable oxygen (not cylinders for a car) 9. PURCHASE UNITS AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS 9.1 Purchase Units are defined in the joint DHB and Ministry’s Nationwide Service Framework Purchase Unit Data Dictionary. The Service must comply with the requirements of national data collections. The following Purchase Unit applies to this Service. PU Code PU Description PU Definition PU Measure PU Measure Definition Reporting to National Collections DOM 102 Community Services - community oxygen therapy. A regular supply of oxygen to Clients in the community by either oxygen concentrator and / or oxygen cylinders, as clinically indicated by the medical practitioner. Includes initial education to Clients and their families or carers on the correct use of domiciliary oxygen and the supplies or disposables required. Excludes ongoing domiciliary nursing visits. Client Number of clients managed by the service in the reporting period ie. all current cases in the period from 1 July to 30 June. National Patient Collection (NNPAC) 9.2 Reporting Requirements
Needs assessment and service co-ordination services (eg, NASC or other Referrer) * Referral and consultation Service Users needing long-term support services have timely access to individual needs assessment and service coordination services Major incident management including civil defence Liaison, coordination of services Ensure appropriate and timely response in the event of an emergency Māori health and disability support services providers Liaison, coordination of services Responsible for liaising with one another regarding outcomes of assessment, care plans, ongoing care as required to ensure Service Users receive care that meets their needs in a timely and appropriate manner. Mental health services* if applicable Consultation and referral Clinical consultation and referral services that support continuity of care Other Government departments and agencies Liaison, coordination of services Support seamless service delivery and continuity of care Palliative care* if applicable Liaison, coordination of services Support seamless service delivery and continuity of care is maintained Primary care services* Consultation and referral Clinical consultation and referral services that support continuity of care Public health service communicable disease programmes and the Medical Officer of Health Consultation and referral Clinical consultation and referral services that support continuity of care Social Workers Consultation and referral Consultation and referral services that support continuity of care Specialist Medical services Consultation and referral Clinical consultation and referral services that support continuity of care Travel and accommodation services Liaison, consultation, coordination of services and referral All services are responsible for liaising with one another to ensure Service Users receive care that meets their needs in a timely and appropriate manner. Voluntary organisations, eg Asthma Society, Cancer Society, National Heart Foundation Liaison, coordination of services Support seamless service delivery and continuity of care is maintained Work and Income Coordination of services Notify Work and Income of a person’s entrance or exit from the service within 24 hours Exclusions 7.1 General Residential services under this service specification do not include: short-term residential care, including convalescent care (eg, following an acute illness or surgery) and palliative care services needed as a result of an injury that meets ACC’s cover and entitlement criteria under the Accident Compensation Act 2001 services needed primarily as a result of a disability that meets Ministry of Health funded disability support services eligibility and access criteria
INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION TELECOMMUNICATION STANDARDIZATION SECTOR STUDY PERIOD 2009-2012 Joint Coordination Activity on Accessibility human Factors (JCA-AHF) Doc. 153 English only Original: English Source: JCA-AHF Convener Title: Draft New Recommendation J.adcstb-req (as of 25 October 2011) This document is submitted for information. Attached is the document ITU-T SG9 placing a reference to ITU.T F.790, in Section 11. This document is going to be presented for AAP consent on 25 November 2011, during the SG9 plenary. INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION STUDY GROUP 9 TELECOMMUNICATION STANDARDIZATION SECTOR STUDY PERIOD 2009-2012 TD 653 (GEN/9) English only Original: English Question(s): 5/9 Geneva, 21-25 November 2011 TEMPORARY DOCUMENT Source: Rapporteur for Q.5/9 Title: (As of 25 October 2011) Draft New Recommendation J.adcstb-req Introduction As an output of teleconferencing held on 25th October 2011, this document provide the latest text of draft new Recommendation J.adcstb-req with change marks from TD633. The meeting agreed that we propose this document for AAP consent at the November meeting..
Tear this page and use it as your work sheet for MC questions. Equations of Kinematics for constant acceleration are given below: 1. 2. 3. 4. Newton’s seconds law: F = ma, Force of friction: Acceleration due to gravity = g = 9.8 m/s2. Newton’s law of gravitation is given by: Centripetal force is given by, Kinetic Energy is given by, Potential Energy is given by, Work done by a Force, Power = Work/Time. Work-Energy Theorem: Linear momentum of an object of mass, m and velocity, v is given by: p = m x v. Impulse is defined as the product of the force and time, J = F x t. Impulse-Momentum Theorem: Area of a triangle = PHYS 201 Test #2 Fall 2015 Name:_____________________________ A. For the MC questions write your answers in the line next to the question number. ___1. Which one of the following is Newton’s first law motion? ___2. Which one of the following is Newton’s third law motion? ___3. Which one of the following is Newton’s law of universal gravitation? Answers for 1-3
Visual variable Requirement Position Size Shape Value Colour Orientation Texture Motion Representation of the terrain of the stands No Limited No Limited Yes Limited* Yes Limited Representation of the boundaries of a stand Limited* No Yes, but changes are rather in LoD than shape Limited Yes Limited* Yes Yes Representation of spatial patterns among stands Limited* Yes Yes, but changes are rather in LoD than shape Limited Yes Limited* Yes Yes Representation of spatial relationships between stands and other physical objects Limited* Yes Yes, but changes is rather in LoD than shape Limited Yes Limited* Yes Yes Representing the impact of new infrastructure Limited* Yes Yes, but changes are rather in LoD than shape Limited Yes Limited* Yes Yes Display of additional information Yes Yes No Limited Yes Limited* No Yes * Limited, only appropriate for the camera. Table 3. Relevance of visual variables for the requirements of informal settlement upgrades (selective) Informal settlement upgrade planning requires accurate models, i.e. existing objects should be shown in their correct positions. This does not necessarily mean that the model shall be georeferenced, but that all objects representing existing features (e.g. shelters) and planned developments (e.g. tar roads or water distribution points) should be placed in their correct relative position. Thus position is not applicable as a visual variable for the requirements relating to objects, as changing the X, Y or Z positional parameter of the object will alter the accuracy of the model. However, the position of labels displaying additional information can be altered as needed to ensure that the information is optimally placed and legible.
Conferences as required Refer to CYF where a child’s safety is at risk from abuse or neglect whānau. Work with other relevant professionals in CYF whenever there are concerns relating to a particular Service user referred or under CYF supervision. WCTO and B4SC services Liaise and refer To ensure timely intervention occurs and continuity of care is provided where child in Early Childhood Centre is identified as needing to meet WCTO Schedule requirements Outreach Immunisation Services Liaise and refer To ensure timely intervention occurs and continuity of care is provided where child in Early Childhood Centre is identified as needing to meet the current Immunisation Schedule Interagency Co-ordination (Strengthening Families) Attend or instigate Interagency Co-ordination meetings as appropriate To ensure continuity and quality of care for the client Lead Maternity Carers (LMCs) Liaise and work with a service user’s LMC To provide education, information or expert opinion for Services users who are pregnant Health Communities Attend or instigate Interagency Co-ordination meetings as appropriate To ensure timely intervention occurs and provide continuity of care for the User Education Services – Special Education, Social Workers in Schools, Resource Teacher: Learning and Behaviour services (RTLBs) Liaise and refer where Services User is identified as needing service To ensure timely intervention occurs and provide continuity of care for the Service user Schools and Preschools Refer or liaise re Service users as appropriate To ensure timely intervention occurs and provide continuity of care for the Service user Children’s Health Camps Refer or liaise re Service users as appropriate To ensure timely intervention occurs and provide continuity of care for the Service user Hospital Specialist Services and Community Health Services Refer to relevant Hospital service when a child’s health or development are of concern Liaise and work with relevant professional whenever there are concerns relating to the health or development of a particular child To ensure timely intervention occurs and provide continuity of care Work with other relevant professionals whenever there are concerns relating to a particular child/young person
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need up-skilling and supervision in administration of certain complex procedures until appropriate skills are attained support of informal and formal carers in their role as carer delivering a palliative approach to patients with life-limiting or conditions supported by the specialist palliative care team and psychosocial support, as required. and Wellness Education Refer to the Tier One Community Health, Transitional and Support Services service specification. Information, Education and Advice Specialist Community Nurses have an important role, in the short term, in sharing their specialist knowledge and skills as support for nursing staff in Aged Related Residential Care facilities. Evaluation and assessment The Service Provider will: undertake and document a formal reassessment against the care plan or treatment goals, based on evidence and within time frame, using assessment tools as appropriate. For Service Users with acute needs, assessments are undertaken at each interaction, weekly or at one month whichever is the more appropriate to safely meet the needs of the Service User if the Service User stays within the Service, undertake a reassessment for Service Users with long term conditions six weeks following commencement of service provision and at least every six months thereafter to monitor the effectiveness, acceptability and appropriateness of continuing the provision of the Service where progress is different from expected, make changes to the Service User’s care delivery plan and update referrer and the Service User’s GP document demonstration of achievement of desired outcomes account for utilisation of consumables account for Service User contact activities e.g. telephone versus face to face contacts. Life - long service provision For life long service provision, refer to the Tier One Community Health, Transitional and Support Services service specification. End of life care guidance The Service provider will: engage in and utilises an end-of-life pathway programme, such as according to the written management /care plan collaborate in developing a systematic district approach to end of life care implement end of life care in non-specialist settings. Provision of loan equipment (for personal health and disability need). The Service provider will provide equipment for eligible people of all age groups who have been assessed as needing DHB funded short-term loan of equipment for the following reasons: to allow people with personal health and disability needs to remain at home, where appropriate to provide equipment for people to meet their assessed needs as an interim solution whilst awaiting long-term loan equipment. Note: Following a needs assessment, the Ministry of Health funds or contributes to the cost of equipment and modifications where a person with a disability meets specified criteria. monitoring threatening
the reference to the Commissioner of Taxation is amended to remove the conditionality for consistency with the broader position on information sharing; the reference to the Superannuation (Excluded Funds) Taxation Act 1987 is updated to the Superannuation (Self Managed Superannuation Funds) Taxation Act 1987; and the Commission of Inquiry relating the HIH Insurance Group is removed as it is no longer relevant. Schedule 1 - Repeals This schedule provides for the repeal of the 1998 Regulations as the instrument is due to sunset on 1 April 2019 and is being remade by the Regulations. Under section 7 of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901, as applied to legislative instruments by subsection 13(1) of the Legislation Act 2003, the repeal of the 1998 Regulations does not affect its previous operation. Finding table As a result of some of the changes described above, it became necessary to renumber provisions of the Regulations. Below is a finding table to assist in identifying which provision in the Regulations corresponds to a provision in the 1998 Regulations that has been rewritten. References to the old law in the below table are to the 1998 Regulations. References to the new law are to the 2018 Regulations. Also, in the finding table, ‘no equivalent’ means that this is a new provision that has no equivalent in the old law, and vice versa. Old law New Law Australian Prudential Regulation Authority Regulations 1998 Australian Prudential Regulation Authority Regulations 2018 1 – Name of Regulations 1 – Name No equivalent 2 – Commencement No equivalent 3 – Authority No equivalent 4 – Schedules 3 – Definitions 5 – Definitions
3A – Cooperation with other agencies 6 – Cooperation with other agencies 4 – Liability to fringe benefits taxation (Act, s55 (2)) 7 – Liability to fringe benefits taxation 4A – Prescription of prudential regulation framework laws 8 – Prescription of prudential regulation framework laws 5 – Secrecy – disclosure of protected information or production of protected document to specified agencies (Act s 56 (5)) 9 – Secrecy – disclosure of protected information or production of protected document to specified agencies No equivalent Schedule 1 – Repeal
Contents 1 Name 1 2 Commencement 1 3 Authority 1 4 Schedules 1 5 Definitions 1 6 Relationship of the Act with the Administrative Decisions (Judicial Review) Act 1977 2 7 Relationship of the Act with the Banking Act 1959 2 8 Relationship of the Act with the Financial Sector (Shareholdings) Act 1998 2 9 Relationship of the Act with certain other laws 2 Schedule 1—Repeals 3 Financial Sector (Transfers of Business) Regulations 1999 3
Division 4—External dispute resolution Refers to the ACCC recognising external dispute scheme Significant concerns around how the dispute resolution framework will apply in energy, which need to be resolved prior to designating the sector and setting a commencement date. Key design issue to resolve for energy sector. 56GH Review of Framework A review must be completed and given to the Minister in the form of a written report of the review, before 1 January 2023 Unclear at this stage whether this timeframe is appropriate or not. Recommend keeping review date as defined by include triggers so the review could commence earlier, for example because of: (1) a material change in the competitive landscape; and/or (2) material issues with the effectiveness of the framework as petitioned by industry participants, etc. Consent Framework Consent is not defined and generally not referred to in the legislation. Only reference is to “valid consent” From a consumer perspective, important for CDR and sector-specific consent frameworks to be aligned but there is nothing specific in the legislation that acknowledges or provides a vehicle (either designation or rules) for dealing with consent. Recommend including in the legislation a provision acknowledging or providing a vehicle (either designation or rules) that deal with consent, including what consent is required, how it must be recorded and that it may differ by consumer type/category.
HoustonKemp’s Final Report recommendation to include AEMO would require jurisdictional agreement and cost apportioned with AEMO. Implementation Timing Electricity meter data and NMI standing data – December 2019 (Recommendation 3) Gas meter data, retail product data and electricity metering data outside the NEM – no later than December 2020 (Recommendation 4) Complexities of Rules, systems and processes will guide the timing required to implement the CDR framework in the energy sector. It will be important that market participants are given a reasonable time to adjust and upgrade their systems to meet the new data sharing framework. To optimise the capacity of market participants to respond to the rule change, the ACCC ought to publish its rules and standards at least twelve months before the rules come into effect.
Candidate name: Interview date: Post: Interviewers: Scoring: 0 = Unmet, 1 = Partially Met, 2 = Met *, 3 = Fully Met. * Candidates must achieve a minimum score of 2 (Met) on each question to be considered for this post Introduction Interviewers to introduce themselves Explain the interview will take about [insert approx number] minutes, with the last 15 minutes for the candidate to ask questions Explain the format of the interview—there will be [insert how many] panel members asking questions, please answer succinctly Say you will be taking notes throughout Presentation You may have asked the candidates to prepare an interview; insert the title of the presentation here. Explain that the first part of the interview will be for the presentation Questions Good answers Bad answers Notes 1. Can you tell us why you have applied for the job and what you feel you could bring to the role? Interest / commitment to this type of work Have experience of doing this type of work before Can’t say what qualities they would bring to the role 0 1 2 3 2. Can you tell us about some work that you have done with young people from different backgrounds? Eg class, culture, ethnic, religion Where they worked Backgrounds of children and young people Age Why it was good Don’t say if it was good or bad Don’t give details Say that they don’t have to think about peoples backgrounds 0 1 2 3
What issues did you have to think about? Religion / culture Mention languages 3. Tell us about an event you planned where you included young people. How did you involve them in planning and which methods did you use? (If they have never done it before: how would they do it?) Give an example Describe the method(s) If it worked or not and why What skills they had to use Involved children in decision making by asking them what they wanted Let children vote what they want Haven’t tried it Wouldn’t do it Didn’t have the skills 0 1 2 3 4. If you have to explain something difficult to children and young people what methods will you use? Please give an example Give an example Did the children understand Used pictures Used examples Explained through games or activities Break up the information to make it simple to understand Consider the age of the child or young person No example Don’t use creative activities Just talk Don’t ask if the children understood 0 1 2 3 5. If you were taking children and young people on a trip, how would you make sure they are safe? Enough adults Give each child a label with the project name so that we can easily see them or all have same t-shirts Workers to have mobile phones and give numbers out to young people Tell children what to do if they get lost Tell children about ground rules for trip Know about any allergies Do a head count to make sure no-one is left behind Consent form from parents Have emergency contact numbers for parents Have a risk assessment Don’t mention most of the points Leave children to wander off on their own 0 1 2 3 6. Can you give us an Good example Bad example 0 1 2 3