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IEEE P802.11 Wireless LANs IEEE 802.11 TGax November 2018 Bangkok PHY Ad Hoc Meeting Minutes Date: 2018-09-07 Author(s): Name Affiliation Address Phone email Hongyuan Zhang Marvell hongyuan@marvell.com Tuesday 11/13/2018 AM2 Meeting called to order by Bo Sun (ZTE) The agenda is contained in 11-18/1997r0 which is on the server. aware of essential patent claims from the floor 1.1 11-18-1850-01-00ax-d3-0-comment-resolution-part-4 Youhan Kim (Qualcomm) Discussions: CID15597 deferred SP on the following CIDs in doc r2: 15666, 15667, 16002, 15663, 16325, 16323, 16004, 16633, 16376, 16231, 15571, 15574, 15159, 15160, 15580, 16823, 15575, 15576, 16824, 16825, 15597, no objection SP on the following CID: 15160 Y24N1A4—SP Passed 1.2 11-18-1907-00-00ax-CR-on-MU-CTS-Scrambling Hongyuan Zhang (Marvell) Discussions: SP on the resolutions of the two CIDs 16014, 16050—no objection 1.3
2. (a) For the lodging of the prescribed information under section 40(1)(a) of the Infringements Act 2006 to have a single lodgeable infringement offence heard and determined in the Court 36 fee units (b) For the lodging of the prescribed information under section 40(1)(a) of the Infringements Act 2006 to have multiple lodgeable infringement offences heard and determined in the Court 57 fee units No. Subject Matter Fee 3. Filing an application section 50(4) of the Road Safety Act 1986 for an order as to the issue of a drivers licence or permit 67 fee units 4. Filing an application under section 50(4) of the Road Safety Act 1986 for an order under section 50(4D) reducing the period set out in section 50(4B)(a) in which an assessment report must be obtained from an accredited agency 31 fee units r. 7 Fees relating solely to the civil jurisdiction 5. COMMENCEMENT
3.1 In the note at the foot of section 1.3A, for "Director of Liquor Licensing (appointed under section 149 of the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998)" substitute "Commission". 3.2 In section 2.3.2(2), for "Director of Liquor Licensing" substitute "Commission". 3.3 In section 3.4A.19(3), in the definition of government agency, paragraph (c) is repealed. 3.4 In clause (7) of Schedule 2, after "for Gambling" insert "and Liquor". 4 Liquor Control Reform Act 1998 4.1 In section 3(1)— the definition of breach notice, for "the Director" substitute "the Commission"; Sch. the definition of proof of age card, for "the Director" substitute "the Commission". 4.2 In section 3AB(2), for "Director" substitute "Commission". 4.3 In section 6(e), for "Director" substitute "Commission". 4.4 In section 6(j)— (a) after "following persons" insert "or entities"; subparagraph (v), for "Director" substitute "Commission";
21 Disclosure of interests 14 22 Protection from liability 14 23 Identity cards 15 Division 3—Performance and exercise of the Commission's functions, powers and duties 16 24 Basic requirement 16 25 How may Commission's functions, duties and powers be performed or exercised? 16 26 Meetings and inquiries generally 17 27 Meetings 18 28 Are Commission meetings and inquiries open to the public? 18 Division 4—Staffing and delegation 22 29 Staff 22 30 Delegation 22 31 Conflict of interest and duty 25 Part 3—Investigations and inquiries of Commission 27 Division 1—Investigations 27 32 General power of investigation 27 Division 2—Inquiries 28 Subdivision 1—Inquiries generally 28 33 Inquiries by Commission 28 34 Conduct of inquiry 29 35 Community interest inquiries 29 Subdivision 2—Community interest inquiries 29 36 Application 29 37 Procedure for community interest inquiries 30 38 Minister may require interim report 31 39 Final report to be provided to Minister 31 Part 4—Gambling and liquor inspectors 32 40 Appointment 32 41 Criminal records check 33 42 Functions of gambling and liquor inspectors 34 43 Identity cards 35 44 Former inspectors 36 Part 5—General 37 45 Regulations 37
(1) The Governor in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, may appoint qualified persons as additional commissioners. (2) The appointment may be on a full-time or basis, on the terms and conditions determined by the Governor in Council. S. 15A inserted by No. 64/2014 s. 49. 15A Sessional commissioners (1) The Governor in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister, may appoint qualified and eligible persons as sessional commissioners. (2) The appointment of a sessional commissioner is to be on a part-time or daily basis, on the terms and conditions determined by the Governor in Council. (3) A sessional commissioner may be appointed— a specific period; or a specific matter. (4) If the instrument of appointment of a sessional commissioner specifies that the commissioner is appointed for the purposes of a specific matter, the commissioner— be allocated to that matter; and perform the functions of a commissioner only in relation to that matter. 16 Term of appointment time
(1) A commissioner, a delegate of the Commission, or a delegate of a commissioner is not personally liable for anything done or omitted to be done in good the exercise of a power or the performance of a function under— Act; or (ii) gambling legislation; or (iii) liquor legislation; or the reasonable belief that the act or omission was in the exercise of a power or the performance of a function under— Act; or (ii) gambling legislation; or (iii) liquor legislation. (2) Any liability resulting from an act or omission that, but for subsection (1), attach to a commissioner or delegate attaches instead to the Commission. 23 Identity cards (1) A commissioner (other than the Chairperson) is not authorised to perform the functions of an authorised person under the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998 unless he or she is in possession of an identity card in the form approved by the Chairperson.
303.10 27.6 sounding for 20MHz operating devices are not defined in spec define the sounding rule for 20MHz device. e.g. Keep the current RU index in NDPA and the (S,E) tone index unchanged. For the 20MHz operating devices, they only feedback the CSI for the available tones overlapped with the (S,E) tone index. Since AP knows the available tones of 20MHz device, AP can parse the feedback information w/o ambiguity. E.g. 80MHz AP request CSI for RU 9 and RU10 ( -260 : 20MHz device will feedback CSI for tone Revised -TGax editor to make the changes shown in under all headings that include CID 16969. 16974 304.17 27.6.2 The description of full bandwidth feedback need to be refined for 20MHz operating non-AP STA. as commented. Revised -TGax editor to make the changes shown in under all headings that include CID 16974.
IEEE P802.11 Wireless LANs 11ax D3.0 Comment Resolution miscellaneous Date: 2018-08-28 Author(s): Name Affiliation Address email Chu Marvell Abstract This submission proposes resolutions for multiple comments related to TGax D3.0 with the following CIDs: 16504, 16868, 16949, 16950, 15090, 15952, 15333, 16012, 16663, 17153, 16250, 16163, 16168, 16214, 16221, 16282, 16351, 15606, 15934. Revisions: . Interpretation of a Motion to Adopt A motion to approve this submission means that the editing instructions and any changed or added material are actioned in the TGax Draft. This introduction is not part of the adopted material. Editing instructions formatted like this are intended to be copied into the TGax Draft (i.e. they are instructions to the 802.11 editor on how to merge the text with the baseline documents). TGax Editor: Editing instructions preceded by “TGax Editor” are instructions to the TGax editor to modify existing material in the TGax draft. As a result of adopting the changes, the TGax editor will execute the instructions rather than copy them to the TGax Draft.
CID PP LL Comment Proposed Change Resolution 280 47 Device class applies to a STA Change to "If a non-AP HE STA indicates ..." Revised CID 16592 resolution already makes the change requested by 15079. No further change is needed. 16504 280 27 " A non-AP HE STA with equal to true is referred to as an UL MU capable STA."... UL OFDMA is UL capable as well? There may be confusion on this. Change to UL MU-MIMO capable if only talking about MU-MIMO or add parameter for OFDMA. change naming to UL MU-MIMO capable as UL OFDMA is UL MU but does not need a parameter since it is mandatory. Rejected. Discussion: all non-AP HE STAs support UL OFDMA. AP
WHEREAS, due to numerous factors including, but not limited to, out-of-state property owners, some whose location is unknown or uncertain, the Sanitary Board has been unable to obtain by negotiation and agreement a deed or deeds or temporary construction easements necessary for the Project; and WHEREAS, the Sanitary has no choice but to request the City to authorize the filing of civil actions for the acquisition, pursuant to the City’s power of eminent domain, of certain property interests in order to obtain the necessary pump station expansion site and temporary construction easements for the Project; now, therefore, Be it Resolved by the Council of the City of Charleston, West Virginia, as follows: Section 1. To accomplish construction of the Project in the aforesaid area of the City necessary for the health and welfare of the citizens of the City, the Sanitary must obtain a parcel of additional surface land and temporary construction easements for certain properties as set forth on Exhibit A to this Resolution. Section 2. The Sanitary Board requests the Council of the City to authorize the City, on behalf of and by and through the Sanitary Board and its counsel to file civil actions for the acquisition for the Sanitary Board, pursuant to the power of eminent domain, of the property interests set forth on Exhibit A and to take such other and further action as may be reasonably necessary to acquire the property rights for a parcel of additional surface land and temporary construction easements necessary to expand and replace the existing Emerald Heights sanitary sewer pump station. Section 3. The Council of the City hereby authorizes the City, on behalf of and by and through the Sanitary Board and its counsel to file civil actions for the acquisition for the Sanitary Board, pursuant to the power of eminent domain, of the property interests set forth on Exhibit A as needed and to take such other and further action as may be reasonably necessary to acquire the property rights for a parcel of additional surface land and temporary construction easements necessary to expand, improve and replace the existing Emerald Heights sanitary sewer pump station. Councilperson Reishman moved to approve the Resolution. Councilperson Lane seconded the motion. With a majority of members elected recorded thereon as voting in the affirmative the Mayor declared Resolution 825-16 adopted.
15950]Table 9-31g – The encoding of B7–B1 of the RU Allocation subfield Value UL BW subfield indicates RU size Description 0 – 8 20 MHz/40 MHz/80 MHz /80+80 or 160 MHz 26-tone RU1 to RU9 9 – 17 40 MHz/80 MHz/80+80 or 160 MHz RU10 to RU18 18 – 36 80 MHz/80+80 or 160 MHz RU19 to RU37 37 – 40 20 MHz/40 MHz/80 MHz/ 80+80 or 160 MHz 52-tone RU1 to RU4 41 – 44 40 MHz/80 MHz/ 80+80 or 160 MHz RU5 to RU8 45 – 52 80 MHz/80+80 or 160 MHz RU9 to RU16 53 – 54 20 MHz/40 MHz/80 MHz/80+80 or 160 MHz 106-tone RU1 to RU2 55 – 56 40 MHz/80 MHz/80+80 or 160 MHz RU3 to RU4 57– 60 80 MHz/80+80 or 160 MHz RU5 to RU8
Philosophy 450/650 / EP&E 478: The Problem of Evil Nov. 7 Introduce: the big idea of Bob in “Existence, Self-Interest, and the Problem of Evil,” Noûs, 1979 (follow-up: “Love and the Problem of Evil,” Philosophia, 2006). Key ideas: (defeat +) vague non-intervention + rugged autonomy + collectivism This life: a chance (an opportunity) to do things in the muck & mire Methodologically against: further mucky episodes “It would have been better for the person not to have been born” Idea for how to present the rugged autonomy approach: -start with simple, basic FWD -present expansions (morally relevant, morally charged: you know, playpen stuff) & the problems (without going deeply into cases) that motivate them -present new expansion, remarking how it can look like just one another expansion -then explain how it in fact uses evil in a very different way – no mere side-effect -then present the philosophical vs. ordinary uses of “free”, to drive home further just how easy mere (philosophically) free acceptance is Next meeting: a careful look at key parts of M. Adams’s paper, “Horrendous Evils and the Goodness of God.” Pay special attention to sections 3.2: “The Insufficiency of Global Defeat” (pp. 302-4); and then sections 3.1: “Seeking the Reasons Why” (pp. 300-301) and Part IV (pp. 304- 9). (So, to present it more simply: pp. 300-309.)
S. 3(1) def. of Judicial Commission inserted by No. 16/2016 s. 177(b). Judicial Commission has the same meaning as in Part IIIAA of the Constitution Act 1975; S. 3(1) def. of member of Victoria Police personnel inserted by No. 37/2014 s. 10(Sch. item 179.1(a)). member of Victoria Police personnel has the same meaning as it has in the Victoria Police Act 2013; S. 3(1) def. of office of the Ombudsman inserted by No. 82/2012 s. 261. office of the Ombudsman has the meaning given in section 2(1) of the Ombudsman Act 1973; S. 3(1) def. of Ombudsman officer inserted by No. 82/2012 s. 261. Ombudsman officer has the meaning in section 2(1) of the Ombudsman Act 1973; S. 3(1) def. of Ombudsman premises inserted by No. 82/2012 s. 261. Ombudsman premises has the meaning in section 2(1) of the Ombudsman Act 1973;
to be brought before the Supreme Court without delay to be dealt with according to law; and be detained in police custody in the meantime. S. 74 inserted by No. 19/2012 s. 12, amended by No. 82/2012 s. 53. 74 Bail pending court appearance for contempt (1) If it is not practicable for a person who is arrested under an arrest warrant to be brought before the Supreme Court without delay after he or she is arrested— person for the time being in charge of the place where he or she is detained must— the person that he or she is entitled to apply to a bail justice for discharge from custody; and (ii) give the person a written statement, in the prescribed form (if any), of his or her to apply for discharge from custody; and the person elects to apply for discharge from custody, the person for the time being in charge of the place where he or she is detained must— written notice to the Victorian Inspectorate of the person's election to apply; and
S. 82 inserted by No. 82/2012 s. 278. 82 Recommendation to the Ombudsman (1) The Victorian Inspectorate may at any time make recommendations to the Ombudsman in relation to any action that the Victorian Inspectorate considers should be taken. (2) Without limiting subsection (1), the Victorian Inspectorate may recommend taking action— prevent specified conduct from continuing or occurring in the future; remedy any harm or loss arising from the conduct of any Ombudsman officer. (3) A recommendation to the Ombudsman which is not contained in a report must be made in private. (4) Subsection (3) does not limit the power of the Victorian Inspectorate to make a public recommendation if the Victorian Inspectorate considers that the Ombudsman has failed to take appropriate action in relation to the recommendation. (5) The Victorian Inspectorate may require the Ombudsman to give a report to the Victorian Inspectorate, within a reasonable specified time, stating— or not the Ombudsman has taken, or intends to take, action recommended by the Victorian Inspectorate; and
Column 1 Item Column 2 Infringement Offence Column 3 Infringement Penalty 1 An offence against section 10(1) of the Act 1·25 penalty units 2 An offence against section 10(2) of the Act 1·25 penalty units 3 An offence against section 11(2) of the Act 1·25 penalty units 4 An offence against section 18(2) of the Act 1·25 penalty units 5 An offence against section 21(1) of the Act 5 penalty units 6 An offence against section 22 of the Act 5 penalty units 7 An offence against section 23 of the Act 5 penalty units 8 An offence against section 24(1) of the Act 5 penalty units 9 An offence against section 24(2) of the Act 5 penalty units 10 An offence against section 24(3) of the Act 5 penalty units 11 An offence against section 24(4) of the Act 5 penalty units 12 An offence against section 24(5) of the Act 5 penalty units 13 An offence against section 28(5) of the Act 10 penalty units
14 An offence against section 33(1) of the Act 1·25 penalty 15 An offence against section 42 of the Act 5 penalty units 16 An offence against section 43 of the Act 5 penalty units 17 An offence against section 49(1) of the Act 5 penalty units 18 An offence against section 50(1) of the Act 5 penalty units 19 An offence against section 51 of the Act 5 penalty units Sch. ═══════════════ ENDNOTES General Information The Funerals (Infringements) Regulations 2011, S.R. No. 71/2011 were made on 26 July 2011 by the Governor in Council under section 82 of the Funerals Act 2006, No. 77/2006 and came into operation on 26 July 2011. The Funerals (Infringements) Regulations 2011 will sunset 10 years after the day of making on 26 July 2021 (see section 5 of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994). Endnotes
coercive powers order has the same meaning as it has in the Major Crime (Investigative Powers) Act 2004; covert search warrant a covert search warrant under Part 2 of the Terrorism (Community Protection) Act 2003; Deputy Public Interest Monitor means a Deputy Public Interest Monitor appointed under section 7; emergency authorisation has the same meaning as it has in the Surveillance Devices Act 1999; preventative detention order has the same meaning as it has in Part 2A of the Terrorism (Community Protection) Act 2003; prohibited contact order has the same meaning as it has in Part 2A of the Terrorism (Community Protection) Act 2003; Principal Public Interest Monitor means the Principal Public Interest Monitor appointed under section 6; Public Interest Monitor means— Principal Public Interest Monitor; or Deputy Public Interest Monitor; relevant application an application for—
Integrity and Accountability Legislation Amendment Act 2012, No. 82/2012 Assent Date: 18.12.12 Commencement Date: S. 166 on 10.2.13: Special Gazette (No. 32) 6.2.13 p. 2 Current State: This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Public Interest Monitor Act 2011 Profession Uniform Law Application Act 2014, No. 17/2014 Assent Date: 25.3.14 Commencement Date: S. 160(Sch. 2 item 80) on 1.7.15: Special Gazette (No. 151) 16.6.15 p. 1 Current State: This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Public Interest Monitor Act 2011 Integrity and Accountability Legislation Amendment (A Stronger System) Act 2016, No. 30/2016 Assent Date: 31.5.16 Commencement Date: Ss 71–74 on 1.7.16: Special Gazette (No. 194) 21.6.16 p. 1 Current State: This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Public Interest Monitor Act 2011 Witness Protection Amendment Act 2016, No. 34/2016 Assent Date: 15.6.16 Commencement Date: S. 32 on 1.7.17: s. 2(2) : This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Public Interest Monitor Act 2011 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 3 Amendments Not in Operation are no amendments which were Not in Operation at the date of this publication. 4 Explanatory details No entries at date of publication.
s. 3 3 Definitions In this Act, unless the contrary intention appears— adoption the adoption under section 5(1); amendment reference means the reference under section 6(1); business name has the same meaning as in the Business Names Registration Act 2011 of the Commonwealth as originally enacted; continuing business names matter has the meaning given by section 4; entity includes an individual, body corporate or unincorporate, partnership or anything that is an entity within the meaning of the Business Names Registration Act 2011 of the Commonwealth as originally enacted; exemption provision means a provision in the terms, or substantially in the terms, of section 19(5) or 20(3) of the Business Names Registration Act 2011 of the Commonwealth as originally enacted; express amendment of the national business names legislation means the direct
__________________ Division 1—Preliminary 11 Definitions s. 11 In this Part— 1962 Act means the Business Names Act 1962; ASIC the Australian Securities and Investments Commission established under the Australian Securities and Investments Commission Act 2001 of the Commonwealth; business includes trade and profession; business name means a name, style, title or designation under which a business is carried on; change-over day the day on which Part 2 of the Business Names Registration Act 2011 of the Commonwealth commences; Commonwealth Transitional Act means the Business Names Registration (Transitional and Consequential Provisions) Act 2011 of the Commonwealth;
Lesson 7 Skills Practice Dilations on the Coordinate Plane Find the vertices of each figure after a dilation with the given scale factor k. Then graph the image. 1. k = 2 2. k = 3 3. k = 4. k = 5. Find the vertices of figure WXYZ after a dilation with a scale factor of if it has vertices W(–3, 6), X(3, –3), Y(–3, –6), and Z(–6, –3). Then graph the image. 6. Find the scale factor for the dilation shown at the right.
Meeting Agenda for: Friday, November 9, 2018 from 9:00 am -11:00 am CDC Conference Room, Fork Mill Site 9:00 Call to Order Introductions Approval of the Agenda Public Comment 9:05 Consent Agenda Approval of the Minutes of October 12, 2018 Financial reports 9:10 Reports NRCS – Johnnie Siliznoff Executive Director report 10:00 Old Business – Board position application 10:05 New Business CRCD Correspondence New Grant opportunities – Farm and Ranch Clean-up Promoting CRCD – Facebook and Website 10:20 Workshops / Events / Presentations November 13-17, State RCD Conference San Diego 10:25 Next Meeting – December 14 Adjourn
Chair reminded all about the IEEE-SA patent policy, participation in IEEE 802 meetings, logistics, and reminders on Task Group rules. Chair asked if anybody has any disclosures related to the patent policy. None. Chair reminded all to record their attendance. Comment Resolution Presentations Presentation by Oren Kedem (Intel), Resolution of TDD sector switch related CIDs. Doc. IEEE 11-18/1838r0. Opened floor for discussion No objections to add to the motions Presentation by Oren Kedem (Intel), Resolution of SAR related CIDs. Doc. IEEE Opened for discussion No objections to add to the motions Presentation by Assaf Kasher (Qualcomm), LB234 comment resolution I. Doc. IEEE Opened floor for discussion No objections to add to the motions Presentation by Assaf Kasher (Qualcomm), LB234 channel aggregation CIDs. Doc. IEEE 11-18/1788r0. Opened floor for discussion No objections to add to the motions Presentation by Thomas Handte (Sony), Resolution of TXVECTOR comments of Doc. IEEE 11-18/1773r1. Opened for discussion No objections to add to the motions Presentation by Alecsander Eitan (Qualcomm), Editorial CIDs. Doc. IEEE 11-18/1786r1. Opened floor for discussion No objections to add to the motions
permanency of the IU evaluation is established award Dependents’ Educational Assistance (DEA) under , regardless of whether or not there appear to be any potential dependents. Note: The rating conclusion must include the statement, Basic eligibility under 38 U.S.C. Chapter 35 is established from [date]. References: For more information on IU, see , and unemployability, see . m. Handling Intertwined IU Claims and Appeals The below provides guidance on properly handling intertwined IU claims and appeals. If the Veteran has an appeal pending And the appeal is pending Then for an increased evaluation for an SC disability the Veteran claims to be unemployable due, at least in part, to the disability on appeal, and the rating decision denies the TDIU the TDIU claim is now part of the pending appeal. Send the appellant a Statement of the Case (SOC) or Supplemental Statement of the Case (SSOC) on all issues on appeal, including IU. on a denial of IU benefits the Veteran subsequently claims that an SC disability not on appeal causes unemployability, and the rating decision fails to increase the evaluation to the schedular maximum that disability will also be considered in appellate status. Send the appellant an SOC or SSOC regarding the evaluation of that disability. Reference: For more information on preparing an SOC and SSOC, see I, 5.D. 5. Special Considerations in IU Claims
j. Action Taken if the Veteran Returns a Signed VA Form 21-4140 During the Due Process Period Use the table below to determine the action to take if the Veteran returns a signed VA Form 21-4140 during the due process period. If VA Form 21-4140 shows … Then …
1 Bacteria Escherichia coli K12, E. coli B, E. coli C or E. coli Nissle 1917—any derivative that does not contain— (a) generalised transducing phages; or (b) genes able to complement the conjugation defect in a non-conjugative plasmid 1 Non-conjugative plasmids 2 Bacteriophage— (a) lambda (b) lambdoid (c) Fd or F1 (e.g. M13) 3 None (non-vector systems) Bacillus—specified species —asporogenic strains with a reversion frequency of less than 10–7— (a) B. amyloliquefaciens (b) B. licheniformis (c) B. pumilus (d) B. subtilis (e) B. thuringiensis 1 Non-conjugative plasmids 2 Plasmids and phages whose host range does not include B. cereus, B. anthracis or any other pathogenic strain of Bacillus 3 None (non-vector systems) Pseudomonas putida—strain KT 2440 1 Non-conjugative plasmids including certified plasmids: pKT 262, pKT 263, pKT 264 2 None (non-vector systems)
Item Class Host Vector Streptomyces—specified species— (a) S. aureofaciens (b) S. coelicolor (c) S. cyaneus (d) S. griseus (e) S. lividans (f) S. parvulus (g) S. rimosus (h) S. venezuelae 1 Non-conjugative plasmids 2 Certified plasmids: SCP2, SLP1, SLP2, PIJ101 and derivatives 3 Actinophage phi C31 and derivatives 4 None (non-vector systems) Agrobacterium radiobacter 1 Non-tumorigenic disarmed Ti plasmid vectors, or Ri plasmid vectors 2 None (non-vector systems) Agrobacterium strains Agrobacterium tumefaciens —disarmed strains Lactobacillus Lactococcus lactis 1 2 Oenococcus oeni syn. Leuconostoc oeni Pediococcus Photobacterium angustum Pseudoalteromonas tunicata Rhizobium (including the genus Allorhizobium)
4 Tissue culture Any of the following if they cannot spontaneously generate a animal— (a) animal or cell cultures (including packaging cell lines); (b) isolated isolated tissues or isolated organs, whether animal or human; (c) early non-human mammalian embryos cultured in vitro 1 Non-conjugative plasmids 2 Non-viral vectors, or replication defective viral vectors unable to transduce human cells 3 Baculovirus (Autographa californica nuclear polyhedrosis polyhedrin minus 4 None (non-vector systems) Either of the following if they are not intended, and are not likely without human intervention, to vegetatively propagate, flower or regenerate into a whole plant— (a) cell cultures; (b) isolated tissues or organs 1 Non-tumorigenic disarmed Ti plasmid vectors, or Ri plasmid vectors, in Agrobacterium tumefaciens, Agrobacterium radiobacter or Agrobacterium rhizogenes 2 Non-pathogenic vectors 3 None (non-vector systems)
12.02 Place of hearing of application 5 13 5 REHEARINGS 5 13.01 Application for rehearing 5 13.02 Form of application 5 13.03 Rehearing date 5 14 5 APPEALS 5 14.01 Form of notice of appeal 5 14.02 Stay of relevant decision 5 15 5 MISCELLANEOUS 5 15.01—15.02 * * * 5 15.03 General power of amendment 5 15.04 Directions 5 15.05 Access to court documents by mediation providers and mediators 5 16 5 2014 5 16.01 Definitions 5 16.02 Applications for to apply for extended litigation restraint orders that relate to intervention order legislation 5 16.03 Applications for extended litigation restraint orders that relate to intervention order legislation 5 16.04 Applications for acting in concert orders—intervention order legislation 5 16.05 Application for leave to proceed under extended litigation restraint order in relation to intervention order legislation 5 16.06 Application for leave to proceed under general litigation restraint order 5 16.07 Notice of applications 5 16.08 Application for to apply for variation or revocation of extended litigation restraint order in relation to intervention order legislation 5 16.09 Application to vary or revoke extended litigation restraint order that relates to intervention order legislation 5
Name: Title: Form 2 Address: A person authorised under section 123C(1) of the Evidence (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1958 to take an affidavit. __________________ 3 Form 3 Rule 14.01 In the Magistrates' Court at: [specify venue] Appeal No: Case No: Appellant's name: Appellant's address for service: Name and address of Appellant's solicitor: Respondent's name: Respondent's address: TO The Registrar of the Magistrates' Court at: The Registrar of the County Court at: The abovenamed respondent
17th July 2014 An Introduction to Protection (Health) Inverness 1.30pm-4pm August Date Course Title Location Times Apply to: 21st August 2014 Adult Support and Protection – (Level 1) Inverness 10.00am-4.00pm 14th & 15th August 2014 Getting Our Priorities Right: Working with Parental Substance Misuse Dingwall/ Strathpeffer 10.00am-4.00pm 18th August 2014 An Introduction to Child Protection (Health) Inverness 9.30am-12pm 27th August 2014 Child Protection: Identifying and Sharing Concerns Inverness 9.30am-4.30pm 28th August 2014 The Highland Practice Model Inverness 9.30am-4.30pm 28th August 2014 An Introduction to Child Protection (Health) Golspie 10.00am-1.00pm September Date Course Title Location Times Apply to: 4th/5th September 2014 Working Towards Positive Outcomes – Using the Assessment Framework Inverness 9.30am-4.30pm 9th September 2014 An Introduction to Child Protection (Health) Wick 10.00am-1.00pm 10th September 2014 Understanding Gender Inequality & VAW MARAC Kyle Kyle 10am – 1pm 1.30pm – 4.30pm 11th and 12th September 2014 Getting Our Priorities Right: Working with Parental Substance Misuse Inverness 10.00am-4.00pm 11th September 2014 An Introduction to Child Protection (Health) Inverness 9.30am-12pm 16th September 2014 Protection: Identifying and Sharing Concerns Inverness 9.30am-4.30pm
17th September 2014 The Highland Practice Model Inverness 9.30am-4.30pm 18 September 2014 Harmful Traditional Practices focus on Forced Marriages and Female Genital Mutilation Inverness 10am – 4.30pm 19th September 2014 Children’s Hearing Briefing Skye 10.00am-1.00pm 23rd September 2014 An Introduction to Child Protection (Health) Thurso 10.00am-1.00pm 23 September 2014 Understanding Gender Inequality & VAW MARAC Fort William Fort William 10am – 1pm 1.30pm – 4.30pm 24th September 2014 An Introduction to Child Protection Inverness 10.00am-1.00pm 25th September 2014 An Introduction to Child Protection (Health) Inverness 9.30am-12pm October Date Course Title Location Times Apply to: 3 October 2014 Understanding Gender Inequality & VAW MARAC Wick Wick 10am – 1pm 1.30pm – 4.30pm 20th October 2014 An Introduction to Child Protection (Health) Inverness 1.30pm-4pm 21st October 2014 Children’s Hearing Briefing Inverness 10.00am-1.00pm 23rd October 2014 An Introduction to Child Protection Inverness 10.00am-1.00pm 23rd October2014 An Introduction to Protection (Health) Golspie 10.00am-1.00pm
Safer Highland Training Dates 2014/15 September Date Course Title Location Times Apply to: 16th September 2014 Child Protection: Identifying and Sharing Concerns Inverness 9.30am-4.30pm 17th September 2014 The Highland Practice Inverness 9.30am-4.30pm 18th September 2014 An Introduction to Child Protection (Health) Dingwall 2pm-4.30pm 18th September 2014 An Introduction to Protection (Health) Inverness 1.30pm-4.30pm 18th September 2014 Harmful Traditional Practices on Forced Marriages and Female Genital Mutilation Inverness 10am – 4.30pm 18th September 2014 Adult Support and Protection – Nominated Officers & Lead Professionals Fort William 10.00am-4.00pm 23rd September 2014 An Introduction to Protection (Health) Thurso 10.00am-1.00pm 23rd September 2014 Understanding Gender Inequality & VAW MARAC Fort William Fort William 10am – 1pm 1.30pm – 4.30pm 24th September 2014 An Introduction to Protection Inverness 10.00am-1.00pm 25th September 2014 An Introduction to Child Protection (Health) Inverness 9.30am-12pm 25th September 2014 An Introduction to Child Protection Dingwall 9am-11am 25th September 2014 An Introduction to Child Protection Inverness 1.15pm-3pm 26th September 2014 An Introduction to Child Protection Inverness 9am-10.45am
Date Course Title Area Times Apply: 2nd June 2015 Child Protection: Identifying and Sharing Concerns Lochaber 9.30am-4.30pm 3rd June 2015 The Highland Practice Model Lochaber 9.30am-4.30pm 9th June 2015 Child Protection: Identifying and Sharing Concerns Skye 9.30am-4.30pm 10th June 2015 The Highland Practice Skye 9.30am-4.30pm 11th & 12th June 2015 Getting Our Priorities Right: Working with Parental Substance Misuse Skye 10.00am-4.00pm August Date Course Title Location Times Apply to: 20th & 21st August 2015 Getting Our Priorities Right: Working with Parental Substance Misuse 10.00am-4.00pm September Date Course Title Location Times Apply to: 9th September 2015 Child Protection: Identifying and Sharing Concerns Inverness 9.30am-4.30pm 10th September 2015 The Highland Practice Model Inverness 9.30am-4.30pm October Date Course Area Times to:
Date Course Title Area Times Apply to: 22nd January 2015 White Ribbon Speaker Training (Men Only) 10am–4.30pm 28th January 2015 Child Protection: Identifying and Sharing Concerns 9.30am-4.30pm 28th January 2015 Asking the Questions about VAW MARAC Kyle 10am – 1.00 pm 1.30pm – 4.30 pm February Date Course Title Area Times to: 5th & 6th February 2015 Getting Our Priorities Right: Working with Parental Substance Misuse 10.00am-4.00pm 5th February 2015 Understanding Gender Inequality & VAW Asking the Questions about VAW 10am – 1.00 pm 1.30pm – 4.30 pm 19th February 2015 White Ribbon Speaker Training (Men Only) 10am–4.30pm 25th February 2015 Child Protection: Identifying and Sharing Concerns 9.30am-4.30pm 26th February 2015 The Practice Model Ross-shire 9.30am-4.30pm March Date Course Title Area Times to: 5th & 6th March 2015 Getting Our Priorities Right: Working with Parental Substance Misuse Lochaber 10.00am-4.00pm 24th March 2015 Asking the Questions VAW MARAC Dingwall 10am – 1.00 pm 1.30pm – 4.30 pm 11th and 12th March 2015 Working Towards Positive Outcomes: Assessment, Analysis and Action Ross-shire 10am – 4pm 31st March 2015 Child Protection: Identifying and Sharing Concerns Caithness 9.30am-4.30pm April
9th June 2015 Child Protection: Identifying and Sharing Concerns Skye 9.30am-4.30pm 10th June 2015 Children’s Experiences of Domestic Abuse Dingwall 10am – 1.00 pm 10th June 2015 The Highland Practice Model Skye 9.30am-4.30pm 11th & 12th June 2015 Getting Our Priorities Right: Working with Parental Substance Misuse Skye 10.00am-4.00pm August Date Course Title Location Times Apply to: 21st August 2015 Survivors of Sexual Abuse Inverness 10am – 4.30 pm 20th & 21st August 2015 Getting Our Priorities Right: Working with Parental Substance Misuse Ross-shire 10.00am-4.00pm 26th August 2015 Asking the Questions about VAW MARAC Inverness 10am – 1.00 pm 1.30pm – 4.30 pm September Date Course Title Location Times Apply to: 8th September 2015 Working with Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse Children’s Experiences of Domestic Abuse Wick 10am – 1.00 pm 1.30pm – 4.30pm 9th September 2015 Child Protection: Identifying and Sharing Concerns Inverness 9.30am-4.30pm 10th September 2015 The Highland Practice Inverness 9.30am-4.30pm 16th September 2015 Sexualisation & Commercial Sexual Exploitation Kyle 10am – 4.30. pm 30th September 2015 Working with Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse Children’s Experiences of Domestic Abuse Fort William 10am – 1.00 pm 1.30pm – 4.30pm
January 2016 Date Course Title Area Apply to: 12th January 2016 Introduction to Child Protection Inverness 6pm – 8pm 12th January 2016 Adult Support and Protection – Introduction to Adult Support & Protection Dingwall 1.00pm-4.00pm nhshighland.asptraining@nhs.net 14th January 2016 Recognition and Response in Child Protection Inverness 10am – 1.30pm 14th January 2016 Adult Support & Protection for hospital staff (professions) Raigmore Hospital 9.30am-noon nhshighland.asptraining@nhs.net 14th January 2016 Support & Protection for hospital staff (professions) Raigmore Hospital 2.30pm-5.00pm nhshighland.asptraining@nhs.net 14th January 2016 Recognition and Response in Child Protection Inverness 10am – 1.30pm 14th and 15th January 2016 Getting Our Priorities Working with Parental Substance Misuse Inverness 10.00am-4.00pm 20th January 2016 Recognition and Response in Child Protection Strathpeffer 10am – 1.30pm 21st January 2016 Introduction to Child Protection Inverness 6pm – 8pm 20th January 2016 Adult Support and Protection for Care Home Staff Inverness 10.00am-3.00pm nhshighland.asptraining@nhs.net 21st January 2016 Adult Support & Protection for hospital staff (professions) Raigmore Hospital 9.30am-noon nhshighland.asptraining@nhs.net
Buildings inventory For location of buildings to the Site Layout Plan (B3.5 5a) Building name and ref on plan No of places Type of ventilation Floor Type Slurry/manure management Feed Dry Sow House (A) 380 for sows & served gilts and 10 boars Natural ventilation, outlet Solid floor Straw bedding, scraped passage Dry feed Farrowing (B) 100 farrowing pens (places) with covered creep Computer controlled ventilation and heating. Side air inlets (controlled) and roof mounted exhaust fans Part slatted Shallow slurry pit Dry feed Insulated building 1st stage weaner flat decks (C) Weaners 620 places (7 – 15kg) Computer controlled ventilation and heating. Cross flow ventilation, side inlet and roof mounted exhaust fans slatted Shallow slurry pit Dry feed Fully insulated building 2nd weaner flat decks (D) (Growers) 1,200 places (15-30kg), 6 – 200 pigs per room Computer controlled ventilation and heating. Cross flow ventilation, side inlet and exhaust fans mounted Fully slatted Shallow slurry pit and sluiced slurry tank. 12m3 capacity per room. Dry feed Fully insulated building
Table 3: Capital measures since the 2016 PEFO(a) (continued) Page 201516 201617 201718 201819 201920 $m $m $m $m $m Department of Human Services 189 Better Management of the Social Welfare System() 41.1 23.8 8.6 1.6 192 Income Stream — automated reviews() 1.8 172 Revised Arrangements for Commonwealth Dental Funding() .. .. .. .. 174 Specialist Dementia Care Units — establishment() 195 Welfare Payment Infrastructure Transformation — Tranche Two() Portfolio total 41.1 25.6 8.6 1.6 Australian Taxation Office 113 Tax integrity — improve the transparency of taxation debts() 0.4 Portfolio total 0.4 Department of Veterans’ Affairs 194 Pension Supplement — changes to the payment of the Pension Supplement for permanent departures overseas and temporary absences() 0.1 .. 174 Specialist Dementia Care Units — establishment() 0.2 Portfolio total 0.3 .. Decisions taken but not yet announced 5.3 9.4 3.9 Depreciation expense .. 9.6 24.1 25.3 Total capital measures() 61.9 64.2 8.3 9.6 * The nature of the measure is such that a reliable estimate cannot be provided. .. Not zero, but rounded to zero. Nil. nfp not for publication.
Policy Manager Company Secretary Policy Department Corporate Services Contact Fox Tel: 02 9216 5576 Email: david.fox@hills.com.au Approval Authority Board of Directors Release Date 30 June 2013 Review Date 30 June 2017 (Annually) Distribution Level All officers, employees and agents of Hills Group Version Reference BD.17.05.29
Enter a Description that you can remember STEP 7 Click on the 'Transaction Type' lookup box select 'AP_VOUCHER' STEP 8 Leave the 'Budget Pre-Check' check box blank. STEP 9 In the 'Selection Parameters' section, click on the drop down box for 'Field Name' and select 'Business Unit'. Under the 'Value Type' column select 'Value'. Under the 'From/To' column select your business unit. Click the '+' sign at the end of this row so that it will add another row under STEP 10 -- Optional In the 'Field Name' drop down box select 'Voucher ID'. In the 'Value Type' drop down box select 'Value'. In the 'From/To' drop down box select the voucher id that you want to budget check. Click the 'Save' button at the bottom of the page. STEP 11 Click the 'Run' button. The 'Process Scheduler Request' window should pop up. Underneath the 'Process List' section, make sure that the check box next to the budget checking process (Comm. Cntrl. Budget Processor) is checked on. Also make sure that under the 'Type' column the value of 'Web' is entered. Under the 'Format' column, make sure that the value of 'TXT' is entered. STEP 12 Click on 'OK'. The 'Process Scheduler Request' window should disappear and you will see a 'Process Instance' number displayed underneath the "Run" button on the "Budget Check" page. Make note of your process instance number. STEP 13 Click on the 'Process Monitor' hyperlink. This will take you to the Process Monitor page. Look for the process instance number on this page. This is your batch job for the Budget Checking process that you just submitted. STEP 14 Click the 'Refresh' button at the top of the Process Monitor page. STEP 15 When Run Status for your process instance says 'Success', the budget checking job is completed.
Enter the following: Edit (Select) Budget Check (Select) Post (Select) Process Frequency – Always Ledger – Actuals Template – Accrual Accounting Definition Name -- APDEFN STEP 5 Click the ‘+’ to add another value STEP 6 Enter: Process Frequency – Always Ledger Group – Actuals Template – AP_REVALUE Accounting Definition Name – APDEFN Click ‘Save’ STEP 7 Click ‘Run’ STEP 8 Select ‘FS_JGEN’. Verify that the Type is ‘Web’ and the Format ‘TXT’. Click ‘OK’ STEP 9 Verify that a Process Instance Number is Displayed and click on the ‘Process Monitor’ link. STEP 10 Click the ‘Refresh’ button until the Run Status displays ‘Success’ and the Distribution Status displays ‘Posted’.
with or without glucagon; with or without delayed films, without KUB Lap-Band Adjustment only * (payer discretion) S2083** Office visit and Lap-Band Adjustment Decision for adjustment must be made on the same day of adjustment (follow appropriate coding rules for modifier -25) 99211-99215-25 ** S codes are national codes (non-Medicare) created by the Blues which other payers have adopted. * If the payer does not recognize S2083, these are alternative codes to use: Unlisted Procedure of the stomach Use when there is no payer designated CPT® code In the comment field on your CMS 1500 form (box 19) Type “Gastric Band Adjustment” 43999 * code maybe subject to global period, payer discretion Office visit and Injection (decision for adjustment must be made on the same day of adjustment) if the sole purpose for the visit is adjustment an E & M code cannot be billed 99211-99215-25 Miscellaneous Supply codes May NOT be billed with S2083 code Psychology Coding Original Code - 2012 New CPT® Crosswalk 2013 Service Description Comments 90801 Psychiatric diagnostic evaluation Modifier -AH¹ no longer required for Medicare. This code to be used for Psychologist only Psychiatric diagnostic evaluation This code to be used for prescribing medical providers only i.e. MD/DO, PA, APRN² 96010 96010 Psychological testing (includes psychodiagnostic assessment of emotionality, intellectual abilities,
personality and psychopathology, e.g., MMPI, Rorschach, WAIS), per hour of the psychologist’s or physician’s time, both face-to-face time administering tests to the patient and time interpreting these test results and preparing the report 90804 90832 Psychotherapy, 30 minutes 90807 90834 Psychotherapy, 45 minutes 90837 Psychotherapy, 60 minutes Prior authorization maybe require Importantly, 2013 coding changes involve only the psychotherapy codes – the codes found in the Psychiatry section of the 2013 CPT® manual. There are no changes to other codes that psychologists use, such as testing or health and behavior codes. Bariatric ICD-9-CM Diagnostic Codes by Body System Cardiovascular System ICD-10 Hypertensive disease 402.00 - 402.91 I11.9 - I11.0 – Reference Chp 9 guidelines for code sets Hypertensive chronic kidney disease 403.00 - 403.91 I12.9 – I12.0 Hypertensive Heart and Chronic kidney disease 404.00 - 404.93 I13.10 – I13.2 Cardiovascular disease, unspecified 429.2 I25.10 Cardiovascular disease – Family Hx V17.49 Z82.49 Congestive heart failure – unspecified 428.0 I50.9 – I50.43 Coronary atherosclerosis, unspecified 414.XX (needs 4th and 5th digit) I20 – I25 Heart attack – unspecified 410.9 needs 5th digit No longer exists Hypertension – benign 401.1 I10 – I15 Hypertension – malignant 401.0 I-10 – I15 Post phlebitic syndrome – w/o complication 459.10 I87.009 – I87.003 Varicose veins – NOS 454.9 I83.9 – I83.93 Circulatory System Venous insufficiency (peripheral) – unspecified 459.81 I87.2 – I87.9
Calculations are accurate and clear Calculations show major unclarities or inaccuracies. Calculations show minor unclarities and inaccuracies. Calculations show some minor unclarities or inaccuracies. Calculations are clear and entirely accurate. Building of the pan flute Construction of the pan flute is based on the calculations with limited effectiveness. Construction of the pan flute is based on the calculations with some effectiveness. Construction of the pan flute is based on the calculations with considerable effectiveness. Construction of the pan flute is based on the calculations with a high degree of effectiveness. The quality of the pan flute Construction of the pan flute allows it to be played with limited effectiveness. Construction of the pan flute allows it to be played with some effectiveness. Construction of the pan flute allows it to be played with considerable effectiveness. Construction of the pan flute allows it to be played with a high degree of effectiveness. The pan flute is in tune (compared with the tuner) Fewer than 3 pipes are in tune. At least 3 pipes are in tune. At least 5 pipes are in tune. All pipes are in tune. Playing the final piece of music (group mark) The of music is played with limited effectiveness. The of music is played with some effectiveness. The piece of music is played with considerable effectiveness. The piece of music is played with a high degree of effectiveness. Adapted from: http://wlouischemgrade12.wikispaces.com
Weekly Overview Group Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM PENGUINS Making Christmas Cards Christmas Kim’s Game Roll a Reindeer Making party crowns Christmas tree ball toss ZEBRAS Christmas tree ball toss Making Christmas Cards Christmas Kim’s Game Roll a Reindeer Making party crowns ELEPHANTS MTW Making party crowns Christmas Kim’s Game Christmas tree ball toss Making Christmas Cards Roll a Reindeer ELEPHANTS WTF Making Christmas Cards Christmas Kim’s Game Roll a Reindeer Christmas tree ball toss Making party crowns GIRAFFES Christmas Kim’s Game Making party crowns Christmas tree ball toss Making Christmas Cards Roll a Reindeer LGT Ring games Musical statues Christmas songs Tiny Tweeties Christmas songs Christmas songs Party games Christmas Staff Lead SF MD SF MD MD SD YS SD WM SD STAFF MATTERS 10-11am - Nativity 9-12am – Ford Christmas crafts Wear your Christmas jumper day WM out all day – SD cover CHRISTMAS FAIR WM out all day – SD cover AM – Laura Connolly – music in The Lodge MH and JR – home visit WM out all day – SD cover AM – Nicola here 2-3pm – Nativity Wear your Santa hat day PPA SF – SD cover MD MH – SD cover MD SD JR – YS cover YS
Conflict of Interest (Section 2.606 Charter of City of Portland) – Does the Developer Entity current have or plan to have as an officer, member, employee, shareholder, investor or financing partner of the Entity and person who is currently an officer, agent, or employee of the City of Portland, its bureaus, boards, or commission (including PDC)? No Yes – If Yes, identify and explain: Yes – If Yes, does anyone identified above have direct or indirect pecuniary interest in the Development Entity or in the redevelopment or rehabilitation of the property being proposed by the Development Entity to PDC? No Yes – If Yes, describe and explain: Additional Information – Attach any additional evidence deemed helpful to demonstrate the Developer Entity’s financial capability to complete the proposed development.