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Colloquium – December 13-14, 2017, Université Laval - Québec The Role of Parliaments in Curbing Corruption at the Country December 13th Panel Chair Discussant 9.00 – 9.15 Conference Opening Eric Montigny (Université Laval) Rick Stapenhurst (McGill University) 9.15 - 10.45 Corruption: Does Parliamentary Oversight Matter? Louis M. Imbeau (Université Rick Stapenhurst (McGill University) Eric Montigny (Université 10.45 – 11.00 Break 11.00 – 12.30 Country Cases (1) Ghana Uganda Rasheed Draman (African Centre of Parliamentary Affairs) Agnes Titriku (African Centre of Parliamentary Affairs) Eric Montigny (Université Laval) Rick Stapenhurst (McGill University) 12.30 – 13.30 Lunch 13.30 – 15.00 Country Cases (2) Caribbean Tanzania Rick Stapenhurst (McGill University) Rasheed Draman (African Centre of Parliamentary Affairs) Louis Imbeau (Université Laval) Agnes Titriku (African Centre of Parliamentary Affairs) 15.00 – 15.15 Break 15.15 – 16.45 Corruption: Causes, Costs & Consequences Paul Heywood (University of Nottingham) Louis Imbeau (Université Laval) 16.45 – 17.00 Wrap Up Day 1 Eric Montigny (Université Laval) & Rick Stapenhurst (McGill University) December 14th 9.00 - 10.30 Country Cases (3) Myanmar Nigeria Anthony Staddon (University of Westminster) Éric Montigny (Université Laval) Rick Stapenhurst (McGill University) 10.30 - 10.45 Break 10.45 – 12.15 MPs’ Role in Curbing Corruption Marie Brossier (Université Laval), Ariane Mignolet Eric Montigny (Université Laval) Louis Imbeau (Université Laval)
(Commissaire à l’éthique et à la déontologie du Québec) 12.15 – 13.30 Lunch 13.45 – 14.45 Cross Cutting Issues (1) Extractive Industries Political will Deji Olaore (The bank) Rasheed Draman (African Centre of Parliamentary Affairs) Eric Montigny (Université Laval) 14.45 – 15.00 Break 15.00 – 16.30 Research & Practical Implications Rick Stapenhurst (McGill University), Louis Imbeau (Université Laval), Anthony Staddon (University of Westminster) Rasheed Draman (African Centre of Parliamentary Affairs) Eric Montigny (Université Laval) Jérôme Couture (Université Laval) 16.30 - 17.00 Wrap Up & Next Steps Eric Montigny (Université & Rick Stapenhurst (McGill University)
John Wise - Data Collector/Analyst - Lincolnshire Road Safety Partnership - Request for Speed Survey and Reduction in Speed Limit, Fleet Road. GDPR Clerk to provide update on recent training and to discuss and resolve new Councillor e mail addresses. Playing Field Play equipment To discuss quotations received to remedy the points highlighted by the recent inspection and resolve whether to out repairs or purchase replacements – Clerk to lead. New Bus stop @ Holbeach House To discuss and resolve whether to purchase a new bus stop on Road near to Holbeach House – Cllr Gemmell to lead. Polling Station addition To discuss and resolve how to provide a Polling Station for those residents of Fleet who have difficulty in accessing the Community Hall at Fleet Hargate – Cllr Gemmell to lead. Finance Matters Reconciliation of Bank account for August & September 2018 Payment of accounts – as per list previously circulated Planning Matters To note the following planning approvals, refusals, enforcement complaints and appeal decisions advised by SHDC: Applications: Date Reference no Type Proposal Location 24/07/2018 H05-0709-18 Full Proposed barn conversion Torrington Lane 31/07/2018 H05-0742-18 LISTED BUILDING Replace four windows THE LAURELS OLD MAIN ROAD 31/07/2018 H05-0723-18 MODIFIED AGREEMENT Modification of 106 Agreement relating to Affordable Housing (Planning Permission H05-0308-17). 184 Road Fleet Hargate 09/08/2018 H05-0372-17 Full Residential development - erection of 9 dwellings Land off Old Main Road Fleet Hargate 22/08/2018 H05-0793-18 OUTLINE Residential development of up to 5 dwellings Land north of Fleet Road Fleet
04/09/2018 H05-0849-18 Full Demolition of existing site and proposed residential development and associated works - of refused application H05-0871-17 FLEET GARDEN CENTRE FLEET ROAD 04/09/2018 H05-0852-18 Full Proposed addition of 5 no. static caravans with the removal of 4 no. tourers Frostley Gate Holbeach Decided Planning Applications by SHDC: Date Reference Type Development Location Decision 16/07/2018 H05-0773-17 Full Erection of 24 (in total) log cabins for holiday/leisure use including 6 No. additional log cabins; 6 No. cabins granted under planning permission reference and 12 No. cabins granted permission under Land At Lowgate Fleet Bank Fleet Spalding Approved 29/07/2018 H05-0506-18 Full Proposed extension to dwelling 8 Union Street Fleet Approved 29/07/2018 H05-0522-18 Full Replace two windows on rear elevation The Old Post Office Old Main Road Fleet Hargate Approved 12/08/2018 H05-0585-17 Outline Residential development - maximum 10 dwellings Fleet Road Fleet Hargate Spalding Approved 27/08/2018 H05-0291-18 Outline Residential development Adjacent: Caistor House 13 Fleet Road Fleet Approved
Future Integrated Pest Management 3.0 BE Agenda Tuesday 17 October 2017 11.00 – 12.30 Bilateral Meetings | Tuesday Morning Session Meetings duration: 30 minutes 12.30 – 13.30 Business 13.30 – 18.00 Bilateral Meetings | Tuesday Afternoon Session Meetings duration: 30 minutes
A G E N D A HUNTINGTON CITY COUNCIL 26, 2018 7:30 p.m. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance Roll Call Synopsis of Last Meeting Reports of the Mayor 1st Reading of an Ordinance re: AN ORDINANCE OF COUNCIL AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT TO FURNISH LABOR, MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE INSTALLATION OF A RETAINING WALL ON ALTAMONT DRIVE, WITHIN THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON (pending Finance Committee review) Sponsored by: Councilwoman Clark 1st Reading of an Ordinance re: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING, MODIFYING AND RE-ENACTING THE CODE OF HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA, BY ADDING ARTICLE 710 THERETO, PROVIDING FOR THE REGULATION OF MOBILE FOOD VENDORS Sponsored by: Councilman Mike Shockley 1st Reading of an Ordinance re: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING, MODIFYING AND RE-ENACTING THE CODE OF HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA, BY ADDING ARTICLE 1340 THERETO, PROVIDING FOR THE REGULATION OF OUTDOOR DINING AND OUTDOOR SERVICE OF ALCOHOL Sponsored by: Councilman Mike Shockley Tentative 1st Reading of an Ordinance re: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA, 1998, AND THE ZONE MAP ATTACHED THERETO AS A PART THEREOF, BY ZONING TO C-1 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL DISTRICT FROM R-4 RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, THE PROPERTY IS LOCATED AT 33, 35, 37, 51, 55, 61 6th AVENUE WEST AND 24, 26, 28, 32, 38, 40 7th AVENUE WEST CABELL COUNTY TAX MAP 28, PARCELS 515-520 AND 527-531, 531.1 Sponsored by: Councilwoman Tina Brooks
Agenda : 6:00 – 6:30 : Registration & welcoming cocktail * presenting companies will be able to display their technology or relevant marketing material during the welcoming cocktail and the networking at the end of the event 6:30 – 6:35 : Opening Remarks & Welcome by Vincent Floreani (French consul general) & Howard Tullman (1871 CEO) 6:35 – 7:45 : Panel The French IoT Revolution: Innovative French tech changing the way we connect • Proithis – President, North America at SIGFOX • Philippe Andres – Vice President, North America at ORANGE • Françoise Colpron – President, North America at VALEO group * Moderated by Ted Souder from GOOGLE, the panel will start with a short presentation of each of the companies represented. A few power points slides or a short video can be used. 7:45 – 9:00 : Networking + Wine & Cheese
Agenda MEETING OF THE BSO BOARD A meeting of the BSO Board will take place on Thursday 27 October 2016 at 2.00 pm in the Boardroom, BSO HQ, 2 Franklin Street, Belfast, BT2 8DQ 1. Apologies: Alphy Maginness 2. Chairman’s Welcome and Opening Remarks 3. Minutes (i) Minutes of Meeting held on 29 September 2016 – Marked A For Approval 4. Finance Report (i) Finance Report – Month 6 – Paper BSO 84/2016 refers – DoF to Report For Noting 5. Chief Executive’s Report For Noting 6. Corporate Balanced Scorecard – Paper BSO 85/2016 refers – Director of CCP to Report For Noting 7. Annual Business Plan Performance Report – Period ending 30 September 2016 - Paper 86/2016 – Director of CCP to Report For Noting 8. BSTP - Shared Services Project - Highlight Report– Paper BSO 87/2016 refers – Director of Operations & Chief Executive to Report For Noting 9. Report on BSO Prompt Payment for Period Ending July 2016 – Paper BSO 88/2016 refers – CX to Report For Noting 10. FPS Payment Systems Benefits Summary Highlight Report – Paper BSO 89/2016 refers – Director of Operations to Report For Noting 11. Revisions to Standing Orders and Standing Financial Instructions – Paper BSO 90/2016 refers – Director of Finance to Report For Approval 12. Report from GAC Meeting – 18 October 2016 – BSO 91/2016 refers – Mr R McClelland to Report For Noting 13. Draft 2016/17 Mid-Year Assurance Statement – Paper BSO 92/2016 refers – DoF to Report For Review/Comment 14. Governance Arrangements for Board, GAC and Business and Development Committees – CX to Report For Discussion and agreement 15. AOB 16. Date of Next Meeting: –Thursday 24 November 2016 – 2.00 pm
Monday, October 26th 2015 Arrival Tuesday, October 27th 2015 Meeting for all Project team Kuressaare Ametikool 22, Kuressaare), room K5 9:30 – 10:00 Gathering, welcome coffee 10:00 opening of the meeting Sirje Ellermaa project manager 10:05 – 11:15 Introduction of partner organisations and project team Every coordinator max 10 minutes (for effective work you can send your presentations via e-mail beforehand 11:15 – 12:00 introduction of Project – objectives, results, work plan Ellermaa project manager 12:00 – 12:15 introduction of results of preceding STEVTA Project Katrin Viru, STEVTA project manager 12:15 – 13:00 Tour in school premises Sirje Ellermaa and Andres Meisterson 13:00 – 14:00 Lunch in school restaurant Kass 14:00 – 15:45 WORKGROUPS introduction of results of preceding STEVTA Project in workgroups comparing of first modules: Construction WG: mason – partners, please bring along your module/part of curricula corresponding to Mason unit Vehicle WG: maintenance - partners, please bring along your module/part of curricula corresponding to Maintenance unit Construction WG: Andres Meisterson/Kuressaare Vehicle WG: Ülo Kannelmäe/Kehtna 14:00 – 15:45 COORDINATORS meeting budget, contracts, work plan, dissemination etc Sirje Ellermaa 15:45 – 16:00 (coffee break) 16:00 – 17:00 Introduction of e-learning platforms, discussion Anne-Li Tilk, IT-teacher of KRTC Partners- please introduce the platforms you use 19:30 Dinner Wednesday, October 28th 2015
Scientific Refugees: Transnational Resources ICTP, Adriatico Guesthouse, Kastler Lecture Hall 13-17 March 2017 Trieste, Italy AGENDA Monday 13 March 14:00 Registration (AGH, lower level 1) 16:00 Opening and Introductions (AGH, Kastler lecture hall) Welcome Remarks Peter McGrath – Coordinator, Science Policy/Science Diplomacy Programme, The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) Maria Cristina Pedicchio –President, OGS, Italian National Institute for Oceanography and Applied Geophysics Abdelhamid El-Zoheiry – President, Euro-Mediterranean University (EMUNI) Matteo Marsili – The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) Romain Murenzi – Director, Division of Science Policy and Capacity-Building, UNESCO Annapaola Porzio – Prefect, Municipality of Trieste Enrico Padula – Head of Office X, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Government of Italy 18:30 Opening Reception (AGH Cafeteria) Tuesday 14 March 8:30 Registration (Continuation, AGH, level 1) 9:00 Setting the Scene
(20 min. each) Moderator/Chair: Abdelhamid El-Zoheiry – EMUNI President on migratory fluxes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlBx5z8pfnY&feature=youtu.be (5:08 min.) Enrico Padula – Head of Office X, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Government of Italy -TBC Octavi Quintana-Trias – Chair, Directorate-General for Research & Innovation (RTD), European Commission (EC) Guido Ferraro Di Silvi e Castiglione – Joint Research Centre (JRC), European Commission 10:00 Refugees – Who They Are And Where They Are (20 min. each, unless a third speaker is added in which case 15 min. each) Moderator/Chair: Peter McGrath Video “The end of the line – the refugee crisis and the fate of the West” (8:32 min.) Mario Gomes – Union for the Mediterranean (UfM), Spain Karly Kehoe – Young Academy of Scotland and the Global Young Academy, Germany Replacement for Zou’bi 11:00 Coffee/tea break 11:30 Roundtable “Personal Experiences” Moderator/Chair: Edward Lempinen Sahil Zabeeh Ullah –Afghan former intern, Organization for Women in Science for the Developing World (OWSD), Italy Edgar Kaade – Syrian Biomedical Sciences PhD student in Germany Shifa Mathbout – Syrian PDoc Researcher, Spain 12.45 Group photo (AGH Terrace) 13:00 Lunch (AGH Cafeteria) 14:30 Roundtable “Assisting Organizations” (10 to 15 min. each, 15 slides max.; 30 min. discussion at the end) Moderator/Chair: … James R. King – The Institute of International Education Scholar Rescue Fund USA
AGENDA Faculty Development Standing College Committee Wednesday, March 19, 2014, 2:30PM-4:00PM in A138 Charter: The Faculty Development Committee makes recommendations on the direction of professional development activities for full-time and faculty, including: In consultation with the EVP, conduct and evaluate new faculty orientation Plan and implement Fall Flex Week activities Evaluate applications and professional development funds. Funds to be considered are limited to those monies identified in the AFT Collective Bargaining Agreement Plan, implement, and assess year-round professional development opportunities MEMBERSHIP/ATTENDANCE MEMBER Attendance MEMBER Attendance Co-Chair Dean Kim Hoffmans Co-Chair Faculty Margaret Tennant Learning Resources English/ESL World Languages Habib Judith Beth Gillis-Smith Instructional Technology Ashley Chelonis Chem/ Earth Sciences CNSE/CS Mathematics Vince Crisostomo Mary Mills Brendan Purdy Digital Media Visual & Applied Arts None None None Social Sciences Behavioral Sciences Business Athletics Ray Zhang Cynthia Sheaks-McGowan None None Access/LS Counseling Music/Dance Performing/ Theater Arts None Judi Gould None Steve Doyle Animal Science Health Sciences Life Science None None Rachel Messinger Union Rep Renee Fraser Dean Amanuel Gebru GUESTS AGENDA ITEM ACTION CALL TO ORDER AND READING OF MINUTES Approval of Minutes: 2/12/14 WORKGROUP REPORTS Flex Workgroup: “Virtual” Flex week review PT Faculty Orientation review Faculty Travel Funding Kudos Technology Tech Coffee Schedule SITE report PREVIOUS BUSINESS Fall Survey results-compiled Continuing discussion on potential changes to the Making Decisions Document NEW BUSINESS Faculty Development Travel “Opt-out” ANNOUNCEMENTS NEXT MEETINGS: 4/16/14, May TBD Adjournment
Senate Meeting Agenda Eighth Meeting of the Seventeenth Senate – Tuesday October 30th, 2018 Call to Order Roll Call Approval of Minutes Officer Reports President – Stephen Mayer Executive Vice President – Garrett Edmonds Administrative Vice President – Harper Anderson Chief of Staff – Will Harris Director of Public Relations – Noah Moore Director of Academic and Student Affairs – Aubrey Kelley Director of Information Technology – Paul Brosky Speaker of the Senate – Asha McWilliams Secretary of the Senate – Andrew Merritt Committee Reports Academic & Student Affairs – Amanda Harder Campus Improvements – Matt Barr Legislative Research – Trevor Huffman Public Relations – Brigid Stakelum Diversity and Inclusion – Mark Clark Sustainability – Jayden Thomas SAVES – Cassidy Townsend Special Orders University Committee Reports Judicial Council Report Guest/Student Speakers Unfinished Business Bill 14-18-F Allocate $1,496.66 from Organizational Aid for Western Kentucky University Women in Science and Engineering, PE Majors Club, and Student Affairs Graduate Association. Bill 15-18-F Allocate $150.00 to Campus Improvements for the catering of Subway for the Campus Safety Walk. New Business Bill 16-18-F Allocate $1,030 from Organizational Aid for Western Kentucky University Habitat for Humanity, Omega Psi Phi, and Delta Sigma Pi Bill 17-18-F Allocate $100 to sponsor a basket for sustainability day Resolution 6-18-F Support the allowance of part-time faculty members to serve as advisors for registered student organizations (RSOs) Bill 18-18-F Allocate $1,000 for the purchase of textbooks for the creation of a Colonnade Textbook Library Announcements and Adjournment First Reading: October 23rd Second Reading: October 30th
Members appointed by the Clark County Board of Commissioners: Don Ebbeson, Chair Solid Waste Industry Started December 2004 Allan Jeska, Vice Chair Public Interest Groups Started September 2011 Richard Baker Started March 2000 Brandon Vick Business Started June 2011 Rem Wilson Southeast Clark County Started April 2013 Bill Turlay City of Vancouver 9/30/16 Started January 2014 Simone Auger Small Cities & Towns 9/30/17 Started December 2014 Steven Willis North Clark County 10/30/17 Started December 2014 Stephen Schrag Southwest County 09/30/16 Started December 2014 Liaison: Peter DuBois, Solid Waste and Environmental Education Acting Manager Phone: (360) 397-2121 ext. 4961 Peter.dubois@clark.wa.gov Waste Program Guiding Principles Promote sustainable actions and behaviors that ensure resources and options for future generations. Maintain a solid waste system that supports economic vitality and conserves natural, fiscal resources Achieve a reasonable balance among public convenience, public expenses, public health and the environment. Maintain flexibility to anticipate future changes and needs. Promote source reduction, reuse and recycling. Increase local control of solid waste management. Encourage cooperative and coordinated efforts among government agencies, citizens, and the private sector for managing solid wastes. Agenda Regular Meeting Thursday, April 2, 2015 6:00 – License Office CONFERENCE ROOM I CALL, APPROVAL OF MINUTES – March 5, 2015 II UPDATES – Clark County Public Health City of Vancouver Department of Ecology County Environmental Services 2015 Recycling Days 4/11Yacolt; 4/18 Camas; 4/25 Ridgefield Leichner Landfill open house – 4/23 2015-17 Coordinated Prevention Grant Latex Paint Recycling Pilot Solid Waste Management Plan Update III Discuss the excusing of Brandon Vick from SWAC meetings when he is involved with Legislative business, through his term of 9/15. IV Leichner Landfill Background – Mike Davis V Leichner Landfill Master Planning Process – Maul Foster VI Leichner Landfill Integrated Planning (Fleischer) – Maul Foster VII OTHER BUSINESS VIII COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC ON NON-AGENDA ITEMS Attachments: Leichner Landfill ppt; Leichner Master Planning Summary;
HOUSTON CORPORATION BENEFITS & COMPENSATION COMMITTEE APRIL 3, 2018 – 9:00 A.M. PARTNERSHIP 701 AVENIDA DE LAS AMERICAS SECOND FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM ONE Call to Order Public Comments Minutes – January 23, 2018 Committee Business Consideration and possible approval of the 2018 Partnerships and Development Plan. Consideration and possible approval of the Implementation of the 2018 Employee Merit Program. Consideration and possible approval of an amendment to the 2017 and 2018 Incentive Programs. Updates CEO Listening Tours Employee Awards VIII. Announcements IX. Adjourn For special needs assistance, please contact Pamela Walko at 713.853.8089 prior to the scheduled meeting.
Members appointed by the Clark County Board of Commissioners: Don Ebbeson, Chair Solid Waste Industry 9/30/16 Started December 2004 Allan Jeska, Vice Chair Public Interest Groups 9/30/16 Started September 2011 Richard Baker County-at-Large 9/30/15 Started March 2000 Brandon Vick Clark County Business 9/30/15 Started June 2011 Rem Wilson Southeast Clark County 9/30/15 Started April 2013 Bill Turlay City of Vancouver 9/30/16 Started January 2014 Simone Auger Small Cities & Towns 9/30/17 Started December 2014 Steven Willis North Clark County 10/30/17 Started December 2014 Stephen Schrag Southwest Clark County 09/30/16 Started December 2014 Clark County Staff Liaison: Peter DuBois, Solid Waste and Environmental Outreach Manager Phone: (360) 397-2121 ext. 4961 Peter.dubois@clark.wa.gov Solid Waste Program Guiding Principles Promote sustainable actions and behaviors that ensure resources and options for future generations. Maintain a solid waste system that supports economic vitality and conserves natural, fiscal resources Achieve a reasonable balance among public convenience, public expenses, public health and the environment. Maintain flexibility to anticipate future changes and Promote source reduction, reuse and recycling. Increase control of solid waste management. Encourage cooperative and coordinated efforts among government agencies, citizens, and the private sector for managing solid wastes. Agenda Regular Meeting Thursday, June 4, 2015 6:00 – 8:00 PM Clark County Auto License Office CONFERENCE ROOM 1408 Franklin Street Vancouver, WA 98666 I ROLL CALL, APPROVAL OF MINUTES – May 7, 2015 II Discussion with the Director – Don Benton III. UPDATES – Clark County Public Health City of Vancouver Department of Ecology Waste Connections Clark County Environmental Services IV Waste to Wealth: Economic Development Latex Paint Processing Program (LP3) Update – Pete DuBois/ Chris Ripley Useable Material Program Update– Melissa Tiefenthaler Block Foam Foam Update – Pete DuBois/Rich McConaghy Local Organics Processing – Pete DuBois V Solid Waste Management Plan Adoption – Pete VI OTHER BUSINESS VII COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC ON NON-AGENDA Attachments: Mar-Apr Usable Material report Latex paint info graphic Block Foam press release DRAFT Organics Waste Processing Study (Note: West Van has been ruled out and consultant notified as to why)
7-8 2017 Location 7 June European Commission | DG Mobility and Transport (MOVE) Rue Jean-André de Mot 28 | 1049 Brussels | Room DM28 00/54 "Salle Lamoureux" (ground floor) Location 8 June >> different building European Commission | DG Mobility and Transport (MOVE) Rue Jean-André de Mot 24 | 1049 Brussels | Room DM24-06/004 (building next door) Time Day 1 | 7 June 12:30 – 13:15 Registration and sandwich provided by DG MOVE 13:15 – 13:30 Opening by the chair Welcome/introduction to guests/new participants Announcements SUMP Platform Secretariat (GORRIS) 13:30 – 13:45 Follow-up on the actions from the 6th meeting of the coordinating group, including the uploads on Eltis which were committed. SUMP Platform Secretariat (GORRIS) 13:45 – 14:00 Updates on the EC urban mobility policy DG MOVE (KELLY) 14:00 – 15:00 Status update of running projects (5 min. per project) Key results since last meeting Key results ahead over the next 6 months aspects relevant for SUMP group members ALL 15:00 – 15:20 Break for coffee / tea 15:20 – 15:35 Update from DG REGIO DG REGIO (LEINER) 15:35 – 15:55 Presentation about Move Your City Move Your City 15:55 – 16:25 Evaluation of the European Conference on in Dubrovnik, 29&30 March Presentation Reflection by SUMP group members Lessons learnt PROSPERITY (PRESSL)
8th ESEE Dialogue Conference Place: Gallery, University of Tuzla, Faculty of Mining, Geology and Civil Engineering, Univerzitetska 2, Tuzla 75000, Bosna i Hercegovina Day/Date Tuesday 26 / 06 /2018 9:00 – 10:00 Registration of the participants Welcoming snack and coffee 10:00 – 10:10 Opening ceremony Moderator: CLC managers 10:10 – 10:40 CLC managers: Presentation of the EIT Raw materials and RIS strategy 10:40 – 11:00 Presentation of the RC Leoben and 2018 activities Presentation of the Innovation HUB ADRIA and 2018 activities 11:00 – 11:30 Ongoing EIT Raw material projects GeoZS; ZAG; RGNF 11:30 – 12:00 Q&A Session about EIT Raw Materials / Task for the lunch break 12:00 – 13:00 Working Lunch 13:00 – 13:30 Strategy of the development of the industrial/mining sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina 13:30 – 14:00 Geological Survey of the Federation Bosnia and Herzegovina: Mineral deposits of the Bosnia and Herzegovina – an overview 14:00 – 14:45 Round table “Challenges in mining industry of the Bosnia and Herzegovina” 14:45 -15:30 Idea pitches of the participants (A possibility to comment was added to the registration form so that participants can raise key points) 15:30 Closing remarks and Networking Coffee & Tea
Site visits Place: Gathering -University of Tuzla, Faculty of Mining, Geology and Civil Engineering, Univerzitetska 2, Tuzla 75000, Bosna i Hercegovina Day/Date Wednesday 27 / 06 /2018 9:00 – 9:30 Registration of the participants 9:30 – 12:00 Site 1: Fly ash deposits Šljačište (near Tuzla) 12:00 – 16:00 Site 2: Abounded asbestos deposit PK Delić Brdo – Petrovo (near Tuzla) 16:30 Joint dinner
Integrated lay partner meeting Agenda 10 to 12pm, 8 August 2017 Marylebone Road, Room 2.1 Time Item Action required Lead Papers Business as usual 10:00 Welcome and apologies Inform members of any apologies Trish Longdon Verbal 10:05 Notes of previous meeting Review minutes from previous meeting All Minutes 10:10 Action log Review of previous actions All Future Direction 10:20 Choosing wisely update Next Steps Outline of plan covering future proposals EQIA update Christian Cubitt Paper 10:50 File sharing Potential solutions Microsoft Drop-box ILPG Task & Finish for effective information-sharing Alasdair Ramage All Verbal 11:05 Remuneration policy update Next steps Andrew Pike/ Jane Wilmot Paper 11:20 STP communications Simple guide to explain what is in the STP Stephen Webb Verbal/paper 11:45 NW London Lay Partner Involvement Closing the involvement gaps ILPG Task & Finish Group for recruiting diverse range of members All members Paper Future meeting 12:00 AoB Date and time for next meeting All members Verbal
CITY OF FRANKLIN AGENDA PUBLIC HEARING - MAYOR & COUNCIL MEETING, 6:30 PM, CITY HALL COURTROOM. September 7, 2017 CALL TO ORDER Welcome, Mayor Joel Rogers Invocation & Pledge APPROVAL OF MINUTES Council Meeting August 3, 2017 AMEND THE AGENDA (IF NEEDED) APPROVE THE ORDER OF THE AGENDA DEPARTMENT REPORTS Finance – Karen Boyd Police Department – Chief Kevin Hannah Street Department – Alan Holcomb City Attorney – David Mecklin UNFINISHED BUSINESS: Zoning – vote after public hearing NEW BUSINESS: SPLOST V PUBLIC COMMENTS EXECUTIVE SESSION (If Needed) COUNCIL COMMENTS MAYOR COMMENTS ADJOURN
On Going Formation Fr. Rajeev S.J. 28/09/2014 Fr. Rajeev began the session with the video song reflection on “Life”. Which was followed by the warm up exercise by introducing each other our names and qualities
with expressions. He divided us into groups and gave us questions to discuss in the group. What do I understand as “Formation”? What do I understand as, “On Going Formation”? Depict: Thoughts, Feelings, Expression(Signs/symbols/image SUMMARY OF GROUP DISCUSSION EXTERNAL SIGNS/PROCESS INTERNAL PROCESS 1 Formation/ongoing formation: Discipline, training oneself all round development for certain purpose. Formation/Ongoing formation: A journey from womb-tomb, Symbol: Pencil-eraser-sharpener. 2 Formation/Ongoing formation: The holistic development period of preparation for particular purpose or mission shaping oneself according to the signs of the times Constantly striving for perfection Formation/ Ongoing formation: striving for perfection discerning oneself in the light of Christ discerning the Will of God in our lives going back to the origin, refreshment, loneliness, happiness process of journeying, joy of being together Symbol: Guitar, flowing river. 3 Formation/Ongoing formation: Molding and shaping of oneself, all round development of a person: Physically, mentally, psychologically, emotionally and spiritually. Interacting different people and situations Formation/Ongoing formation: Life long process- womb-tomb, continue forming all through our lives inculcating the life style of our founders
Que 1/Que 2 Que 1/Que 2 Taking the problems in prayer, Fraternal sharing, Seeking timely help…… friends, authorities, people we are comfortable with, Being courageous and optimistic, expressing opinions and before the community, Balancing the work and prayer life, Keeping company of positive and happy people. Suffering because it not resolved, Speaking out to the person concerned, taking time to be oneself, taking problems to the prayer, on someone who guides and supports. THREE FOUR Que 1/Que 2 Que 1/Que 2 Building self in positive ways, Let it go attitude, forgiveness, Showing compassion towards others…community/ministry fraternal sharing, understanding situations, Personal prayer, Having faith in God, Faith in oneself, Seeking the help from others, Listening, Forgiving, Keeping positive attitudes,
7:15-8:00 am Registration & Breakfast 8:00-9:00 am Common Errors in the Central Registry: Documenting Palliative & First Course Treatment Mary Mesnard, BS, RHIA, CTR Westat 9:00-10:00 am Immuno-Oncology: Seeking to Transform the Treatment of Cancer Through Immunotherapy Eileen Brooks, PharmD Bristol-Myers Squibb 10:00-10:15 am BREAK 10:15-10:45 am 2014 Grade Changes Jessica K. Dohler, BS, CTR MedStar Harbor Hospital 10:45-11:45 am CS/TNM Transition Peggy Adamo, CTR SEER 11:45-1:00 pm Lunch/Business Meeting 1:00-2:00 pm Radiation Therapy Modalities Lisa Blevins, RN Greater Baltimore Medical Center 2:00-2:30 pm Developing a Survivorship Program Aung Oakkar UM Baltimore Washington Medical Center 2:30-2:45 pm BREAK 2:45-3:45 pm RQRS Reporting Samir Shah, CTR Anne Arundel Medical Center TRAM Educational Conference MERITUS MEDICAL CENTER Robinwood Professional Center, Suite 142 11116 Medical Campus Rd Hagerstown, MD Friday September 19th, 2014 REGISTRATION FORM The registration and payment deadline is September 12, 2014 Please mail completed registration form and payment to: Aung Oakkar Manager, Cancer Registry UM Baltimore Washington Medical Center 305 Hospital Drive, Suite 301 Glen Burnie, MD 21061 Payments by check or cash to the above address $40 TRAM members $75 non-members $20 Students NAME OF REGISTRANT:______________________________________ PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT:______________________________________ MEMBER STATUS:____________________________________
8:00 - 8:45 am Registration & Breakfast 8:45 – 9:15 am The Joy of Mentoring Linda Shroyer, CTR 9:15 -10:15 am Climbing the Ladder of Success Dianne Cleveland, CTR 10:15 – 10:30 am BREAK 10:30-11:30 am Using Your Data: Interpretation & Presentation Peggy Adamo, CTR SEER 11:30am-12:15 pm After Mastectomy Salvatore DiMercurio, M.D., Board Certified Plastic Surgeon 12:15-12:30 pm Now…coding the reconstruction) Linda Corrigan, MHE, RHIT, CTR 12:30 – 2:00 pm Lunch & Business Meeting 2:00-3:00 pm Review & Analysis of the SAR Gerald Bechamps, MD CoC Surveyor 3:00-4:00 pm “How I Do It” series; RQRS Samir Shah, CTR & Chris Roby, CTR TRAM Educational Conference Hagerstown, MD 21742 Friday September 20th, 2013 This program has been submitted to NCRA for approval REGISTRATION FORM The registration and payment deadline is September 1, 2013 Registration to Linda Corrigan please follow these steps: E-mail your NAME, WHERE YOU WORK, MEMBERSHIP STATUS (you will receive e-mail confirmation). We need your to keep you updated on materials for the meeting. Send payment with your name to: Cathy Sudborough, CTR 858 Harbor Payments by check or cash to the above address $35 TRAM members $50 Non-members $20 Students NAME OF REGISTRANT:______________________________________
VIRGINIA BOARD OF NURSING AGENCY SUBORDINATE INFORMAL CONFERENCES Wednesday, January 17, 2018 Perimeter Center 9960 Mayland 2nd Floor, Suite 201 Henrico, Virginia Hearing Room 5 AGENCY SUBORDINATE: Nancy Durrett, R.N., M.S. ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS STAFF: Holly Woodcock STAFF PERSON(S): Jane Elliott, R.N., Ph.D. CONFERENCE SCHEDULE: 9:00 a.m. ▪Judith Nixon, C.N.A. (178836) ▪Kimberly Thompson C.N.A. (179257) 10:30 a.m. ▪Ulysses Butts, C.N.A. (179425) ▪Kit Payne, C.N.A. (179607) 1:00 p.m. ▪Dylan Way, C.N.A. (180540) ▪Brenda Cofield, R.M.A. (179443) 2:00 p.m. ▪Shyanne Corbin, C.N.A. (179782) ▪Kaitlyn Rogers, C.N.A. (179785) ▪ (SRP) (Sanction Reference Point Worksheet) PHCO (Prehearing Consent Order) rein (reinstatement) cont (continued) rep (represented by) * (companion cases) Prepared by PHR Revised 1/16/2018 Our Mission is to ensure safe and competent patient care by licensing health professionals, enforcing standards of practice, and providing information to health care practitioners and the public.
VIRGINIA BOARD OF NURSING AGENCY SUBORDINATE INFORMAL CONFERENCES Thursday, July 26, 2018 Perimeter Center 9960 Mayland 2nd Floor, Suite 201 Henrico, Virginia Hearing Room 3 AGENCY SUBORDINATE: Judy Piersall, R.N., B.S.N. ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS STAFF: Tammie Jones STAFF PERSON(S): Jane Elliott, R.N., Ph.D. CONFERENCE SCHEDULE: 9:00 a.m. ▪ Cynthia Bennett, R.M.A. (182561) ▪ Judy Turner, C.N.A. (182802) ▪ Allison Barnes, C.N.A. (184058) 10:30 a.m. ▪ Jessica Phoenix, C.N.A. (182808) 1:00 p.m. ▪ Rebecca Burton, R.N. (182656) 2:00 p.m. ▪ Kaitlin Lucas,C.N.A. (182834) ▪ Jaylin Dean, C.N.A. (182835) ▪ (SRP) (Sanction Reference Point Worksheet) PHCO (Prehearing Consent Order) rein (reinstatement) cont (continued) rep (represented by) * (companion cases) Prepared by PHR Revised 7/25/2018 Our Mission is to ensure safe and competent patient care by licensing health professionals, enforcing standards of practice, and providing information to health care practitioners and the public.
17:30 Registration and refreshments 18:00 Housekeeping How the event will work Practicalities of moving large numbers of people around several rooms Julie Risley, Chair, Healthwatch Richmond Clarendon Hall 18:10 What is happening with mental health? Nationally and across London Dr Phil Moore, Mental health clinical lead, London Clarendon Hall 18:20 Mental health in Richmond - the challenges people face locally, what is available and how we want to transform services Dr Stavroula Lees, Mental health clinical lead, Richmond CCG Clarendon Hall 18:30 Move to breakout groups 18:40 Prevention and Wellbeing Services available to support people in the community with low to moderate needs including IAPT. Presentation and discussions Amanda McGlennon, Head of Transformation Kingston and Richmond CCGs Salon Room 18:40 Living Well and Crisis Services Services and support for people with higher needs such as CMHTs, that support people in crisis and avoid unnecessary admission. Presentation and discussions Dr Stavroula Lees Hyde Room 19:40 Return to main hall 19:50 Q&A Panel Clarendon Hall 20:20 Next steps Michaelides, Managing Director, Kingston and Richmond CCGs 20:30 Close Julie Risley, Chair, Healthwatch Richmond Dr Phil Moore, Mental health clinical lead, London Dr Stavroula Lees, Mental health clinical lead, Richmond CCG Amanda McGlennon, Head of Transformation Kingston and Richmond CCGs Tonia Michaelides, Managing Director, Kingston and Richmond CCGs Map of York House
9*. Request for Approval of Hearing Officer’s Report on the Ambient Air Quality Standards to Incorporate the 2015 National Ambient Air Quality Standards (534) (Joelle Burleson, DAQ) INFORMATION ITEMS 10.< Director’s Remarks (Mike Abraczinskas, DAQ) 11.* 1995-2017 Air Quality Committee and Environmental Management Commission Calendar 12.* Status of Rulemaking Hearings and Rule Development 13.< Next Regular Meeting January 9, 2017 (time to be determined) Before each meeting, this tentative agenda and some attachments appear on the Department of Environmental Quality web site at http://deq.nc.gov/news/events. The web site also has many other useful features. Attachments cc: Other EMC Members William Willets Rahul Thanker Michael Regan Don van der Vaart Brad Nelson John A. Nicholson Randy Strait Gary Saunders Sheila Holman Joelle Burleson Lois Thomas William Lane Mark Cuilla Jennie Hauser Amy Bircher Robin Barrows Local Programs Asher Spiller Booker Pullen Regional DAQ Supervisors Mike Abraczinskas Brian Phillips Michael Pjetraj Patrick Knowlson Sushma Masemore Vladimir Zaytsev John Evans
ITEM ACTION PRESENTED BY 1 Apologies for absence To note Dave Mellish Chairman - 2 Minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting 5th December 2013 To agree Dave Mellish Chairman 1 3 Matters arising To note Dave Mellish Chairman Verbal SERVICE DELIVERY 4 Key Performance Indicators Report – November 2013 To note Helen Smith Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Service Delivery 2 5 Service Delivery Report To note Helen Smith Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Service Delivery 3 GOVERNANCE QUALITY 6 Quality Report Quality sub group report – Clinical Effectiveness To note Dr Ify Okocha Medical Director/ 4 a&b 7 Compliance Report Intermediate Care Task Group To note Wilf Bardsley Director of Nursing and Governance 5 8 Governance update Corporate Risk Register To note Stephen Firn Chief Executive 6 9 NED report - Board Visits To note Dave Mellish Chairman Verbal 10 Audit Committee update To note Archie Herron Vice Chair Verbal 11 Business Committee Update Unscheduled Urgent Care Draft Business Case To approve Dave Mellish Chairman Verbal 12 Council of Governors update To note Dave Mellish Chairman Verbal
FINANCE 13 Finance Report To note Ben Travis Director of Finance 7 14 Satellite Cancer Treatment Centre Business Case To approve Ben Travis Director of Finance 8 15 Monitor Declaration To agree Ben Travis Director of Finance 9 Human Resources Organisational Development 16 Workforce Report To agree Simon Hart Director of HR & OD 10 a-c STRATEGY POLICY 17 Strategic and Operational Planning in the NHS CCG Allocations and 2014/15 Contracts To note Helen Smith Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Service Delivery Ben Travis Director of Finance 11 18 Executive update To note Stephen Firn Chief Executive Verbal aNY oTHER BUSINESS QUESTIONS FROM THE PUBLIC 19 No written questions received To note DATE OF MEETING The next Board of Directors Meeting will take place on: 6th March Thursday 2014 at 2.30pm Memorial Hospital Room 4
ITEM ACTION PRESENTED BY 1 Apologies for absence To note Dave Mellish Chairman - 2 Minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting held on 3 April 2014 and Minutes of the Extraordinary Meeting of the Board of Directors held on 1 May 2014 To agree Dave Mellish Chairman 1a&b 3 Matters arising To note Dave Mellish Chairman 2 Verbal SERVICE DELIVERY 4 Key Performance Indicators Report – April 2014 To note Smith Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Service Delivery 3 5 Service Delivery Report To note Helen Smith Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Service Delivery 4 GOVERNANCE QUALITY 6 Audit Committee and Procurement update Annual Report 13/14 To note Archie Herron Non-executive Director 5a&b 7 Governance Board Update Corporate Risk Register To approve Stephen Firn Chief Executive 6 8 Crisis Care Concordat – Trust Position To note Wilf Bardsley Director of Nursing and Governance 7 9 Quality Report Clinical Effectiveness To note Dr Ify Okocha Medical Director and 8 10 Compliance Report To note Wilf Bardsley Director of Nursing and Governance 9 11 Carers Survey To note Wilf Bardsley Director of Nursing and Governance 10a,b&c 12 Business Committee Update To note Dave Mellish Chairman 11 Verbal 13 NED report - Board Visits To note Dave Mellish Chairman 12 Verbal
AGENDA Division of the State Architect Public Stakeholders Meeting 2018 Triennial Code Adoption Cycle California Green Building Standards (CALGreen Code) Wednesday, March 14, 2018 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Division of the State Architect (DSA) Headquarters 5th Conference Room B 1102 Q Street, Sacramento, CA 95811 (916) 445-8100 DSA is preparing code amendments to current CALGreen Code requirements for inclusion in the 2019 California Building Code, and is seeking input and comments from public school districts, community college districts, public stakeholders, interested parties and the general public. After two focus group workshops, this is the third and last forum planned to discuss DSA CALGreen Code proposals for the 2018 Triennial Code Adoption Cycle. The meeting facilities are accessible. This material is available in alternate formats upon request. Requests for alternate formats and special accommodations (assisted listening device, etc.) should be directed to Jessica Axtman at (916) 324-8911 or by email to no later than 7 working days before the meeting date. Participation via conference is available at the following locations: Conference DSA – Oakland 1515 Clay Street Suite 1201 Oakland, CA 94612 (510) 622-3101 Video Conference DSA – Los Angeles 700 N. Alameda Street Suite 5-500 Conf. Room 5-599 Los Angeles, CA 90012 (213) 897-3995 Conference DSA – San Diego 10920 Via Frontera Suite 300 San Diego, CA 92127 (858) 674-5400
Agenda Title Carbon Action Network Time: 1.30 Date: Friday 6th March Venue: St George’s Centre, George Street, Leeds, LS1 3BR Chairman: Paul Maplethorpe Vice Chair Jane Mears Jane.Mears@eastriding.gov. Secretariat Cristina Winter tadea: sponsors address RE: Nuaire to CAN on Friday 6th March Lindsay Parker And colleagues. L.P Apologies PM Minutes of last meeting CAN Chairs Executive Meeting minutes and update PM Events updates and other points to include PM
4-H, FFA and Shelton Leadership July 21st - Updates for TOUR COSTA RICA July 31 – August 9, 2014 TENTATIVE- NOT FINAL Bus Service Provided By: Juan Carlos Ramos (Owner for the Coach Costa Rica Bus Company) Tel: (506) 2229-4192 and Cel: (506) 8858-5998 July 31, 2014-Thursday-Schedule –DAY 1 Day 1 Hotel: Guest name LORI SNYDER Guest email LJUNRUH@NCSU.EDU Property name and address Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton San Jose-Airport Hwy 1 Airport Blvd Alajuela, 1017 Costa Rica Reservation Confirmation # 87066461 (July 31st ) and 82146129 (August 1st) TEL: 506-243-6 0000 FAX: 506-244-2 2781 FREE 24-hour shuttle service from the airport (VERY IMPORTANT DETAIL) (Jason, Paul etc) :July 31st- Depart Raleigh at 11:00 AM to ATL Delta Flight 1294 & ATL > SJO : DL 39 & Depart: 6:02 PM Arrive: 8:03 PM (Shannon, Sarah, Micheal, Anna, Sally, Talor, Laura): July 31st- Depart Raleigh at 12:15 PM to RDU > ATL : DL 1177 & ATL > SJO : DL 39 & Depart: 6:02 PM Arrive: 8:03 PM July 31st (Lori, Alexandria, and William- - Depart Raleigh at 12:15 PM to RDU > ATL : DL 1177 & ATL > SJO : DL 39 & Depart: 6:02 PM Arrive: 8:03 PM July 31st – (Amber Willis)- United Airlines Departs at 8:02 AM and arrives into Houston TX at 9:48 AM and Departs at 11:32 AM to arrive into SJO at 2:12 PM (Will go to Hotel and Check and prepare rooms for students Clothing Required- Travel comfortable clothing Etiquette tips: Host gifts:
2:30 leave for down town shopping: 4:30 head back for dinner (Dinner location at school) (with built in reflection time) August 7, 2014 Thursday Schedule Day 8 HOTEL CANA BRAVA-- http://www.hotelcanabrava.com/ AM Breakfast at Hotel AM leave for Canas– 9:00-10:30 hours stop by volcano for pictures 10:30 to 12:30 12:30 1:30 lunch (lunch place)—coffee place for lunch-- 1:30 to 3:00 – arrive to Puma Reserve Drive to Canas 4 hours — Dinner at La Pacifica at Hotel - (reflection time : dry tropics agriculture and social economic issues) Dress Attire: Casual Dress – we will be traveling on the bus most of the day and stopping along the route. So Casual dress – shorts and t-shirts are fine. August 8, 2014 Friday Schedule HILTON- GOLFO DE PAPAGAYO TEL. (506) 2672.0000 PLAYA ARENILLA, GOLFO DE PAPAGAYO, GUANACASTE, 000000, COSTA RICA TEL: 506-2-672-0000 FAX: 506-2-672-0133 AM Breakfast at La Flor Leave for tour of Monsanto- and Discussion Monsanto Tour- Excellent food and location Monsanto is a donor for the 4-H program- Lunch with Monsanto near by Canas 2 pm (check in) Afternoon- Tour of the Pacific Dinner included at Hotel CLOSED TOE SHOES, LONG PLANTS, LONG SHIRTS, HATS and SUN GLASSES (HOT-DAY)
2:00- 2:30 Working with Messages Dan Agan Chris Mooney Joe Schreiber 2:30 – 2:45 Break 2:45 - 4:15 I Am New Media (And So Can You!) Chris Mooney 4:15 – 5:45 Video Boot Camp: Tell Your Story on Camera (laptop required) Joe Schreiber 5:45 – 6:00 The Workshop “Morning Show” – Revisited Chris Mooney 6:00 – 6:15 Complete Evaluation Forms Presentation of Certificates
Agenda MEETING OF THE BSO BOARD A meeting of the BSO Board will take place on Thursday 17 December 2015 at 10.00 am in the Boardroom, BSO HQ, 2 Franklin Street, Belfast, BT2 8DQ 1. Apologies – Greg Irwin 2. Chairman’s Welcome and Opening Remarks 3. Minutes Minutes of Meeting held on 26 November 2015 – Marked A For Approval 4. Matters Arising from Minutes 5. Demonstration by Greg McCloskey, Miss Claire Hamilton and Miss Joy Hollywood on the New Yarra System. For Noting 6. Chief Executive’s Report For Noting 7. Financial Matters (i) Finance Update – November 2015 – Paper BSO 132/2015 refers – Acting DOF to Report For Noting 8. Expansion of Shared Services in BSO – Paper BSO 133/2015 - Chief Executive to Report For Noting 9. Corporate Risk and Assurance Report - Paper BSO 134/2015 refers – Director of CCP to Report For Noting 10. Honest Broker Service (HBS) Annual Report 2014/15 – BSO 135/2015 refers – Director of CCP to Report For Noting 11. Investors in People (IIP) Feedback Report – Paper BSO 136/2015 refers – Director of HR&CS to Report For Noting 12. BSTP Benefits Realisation Project (BRP) Highlight Report – BSO 137/2015 refers – Director of Operations to Report For Noting 13. (i) Shared Services Highlight Report – Paper BSO 138/2015 refers – Chief Executive to Report (ii) Report on BSO Prompt Payment for Period Ending 30 November 2015 – Paper BSO 139/2015 refers – CX to Report For Noting For Noting 14. FPS Payment Systems Benefits Realisation Report – Paper BSO 140/2015 refers – Director of Operations to Report For Noting 15. Business Committee Report – Paper BSO 141/2015 refers For Noting 16. AOB 17. Date of Next Meeting – Thursday 28 January 2016, Boardroom, BSO HQ, 2 Franklin Street, Belfast
REGULAR MEETING – OF EDUCATION 316 South Hickory Street (Cafeteria) Smithton, IL 62285 Tuesday, February 27, 2018 7:00 p.m. AGENDA Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Roll Call Public Forum Written Correspondence Audience Input Reports/Requests Superintendent’s Report 5.2 Financial Report 5.3 Principal’s Report Presentation – Illinois Science Assessment Scores 5.4 Athletic Director’s Report 5.5 Negotiations Committee Report 5.6 Buildings and Ground Committee Report 6. Consent Agenda Items 6.1 Approval of Board Minutes Regular Board Meeting Minutes – January 23, 2018 Special Board Meeting Minutes – January 29, 2018 6.2 Approval of Board Bills/Prior Monthly Payroll Liability 6.3 Approval of Monthly Financial Statement – January 2018 Unfinished Business 7.1 2018-2019 School Calendar 7.2 2018-2019 Board of Education Meeting Dates 7.3 Board Policies – Second Reading 2:260 Uniform Grievance Procedure 4:15 Identity Protection 4:110 Transportation 4:150 Facility Management and Building Programs 4:170 Safety 5:20 Workplace Harassment Prohibited 5:90 Abused and Neglected Child Reporting 5:100 Staff Development Program 5:200 Terms and Condition of Employment and Dismissal
14:45 World café Legal capacity implementation Facundo Chavez Penillas OHCHR’s Human Rights & Disability Advisor 15:45 Coffee 16:00 The right to liberty and security of person: Persons with disabilities in the criminal process Carlos Ríos Espinosa Former member of the CRPD Committee 16:45 Identifying gaps – Timeline Where are persons with disabilities excluded from the criminal process? Alberto Vásquez Encalada Researcher on Disability 17:30 Wrap-up Facundo Chavez Penillas WEDNESDAY 9 DECEMBER 2014 10:00 Recap Agenda of the day Catalina Devandas Aguilar Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Walker Civil, Political, Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Section Rights Treaties Division 10:15 The to liberty and security of persons with disabilities: Competence to stand trial Interactive presentation Eilionoir Flynn NIU Galway 10:40 The right to liberty and security of person: Criminal liability: insanity defense, diminished responsibility, inimputability Interactive presentation Tina Minkowitz WNUSP/IDA 11:05 Activity – Topic to discuss Juan Ignacio Perez Bello 11:15 Coffee break 11:30 Topic to discuss: collective debriefing 5 minutes per Juan Ignacio Perez Bello