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(2) If the election manager a later day as the last day of voting, he or she must— give public notice of the new last day of voting; and postal ballot envelopes have not yet been issued, indicate in the notice the week in which they are likely to be issued. 41 Ballot papers and declaration envelopes r. 41 The election manager must ensure that— ballot papers for the poll are made of marked security paper; and declaration envelopes for the poll are opaque; and replacement declaration envelopes issued regulation 45(1) are identified as replacement declaration envelopes. 42 Issue of postal ballot envelope At least 15 days before the last day of voting the election manager must post or deliver to each elector a postal ballot envelope that contains the following— ballot paper; sealable declaration envelope that has a declaration flap is capable of being removed by the election manager without
31(2)(c)(ii) Fee for relocation of licence or BYO permit 14·62 fee units 32(2)(c)(ii) Fee for transfer of licence or BYO permit 14·62 fee units 54(2A) Fee for approval of nominee 14·62 fee units 67(2)(c)(iii) Fee for club licence on application by amalgamated club 14·62 fee units 86I(2) Fee for application to remove demerit points after transfer of licence or permit nil 104(1A) Fee for approval of director 14·62 fee units 120(2A) Fee for temporary approval to allow minors on licensed premises while entertainment for minors is provided 14·62 fee Sch. 1 __________________ SCHEDULE 2 Sch. 2 Regulation 33
Reg. 5 def. of neighbour-hood amended by S.R. No. 5/2012 reg. 6(2). neighbourhood means the neighbourhood surrounding the proposed site of the premises in respect of which a licence has been applied for or to which a licence is sought to be relocated as delineated under clause 17(2)(b) of Schedule 3 to the Act; open format a published specification for storing digital data that is free of legal restrictions on its use and able to be implemented by both proprietary and free or open source software (such as a bitmap, jpg or tiff file); proprietary format means a file format that is covered by a patent or copyright and is able to be implemented only by proprietary software; recognition means, in relation to an image of a person, an image that is of sufficient clarity to enable a viewer to establish, with a high degree of certainty, whether the person is the same as a person that the viewer has seen before; stored images means the electronic files exported from a digital video recorder to a storage device or the images on recorded cassettes from an analogue video cassette recorder; the Act the Liquor Control Reform Act 1998; r. 5
relation to a club licence, members of a club and guests of members of a club and authorised gaming visitors— for onpremises consumption. 19 Venue capacity where function room exists r. 19 (1) This regulation applies if— function room exists within the licensed premises; and licence does not authorise the supply of liquor in the function room between 1.00 a.m. on any particular day and the commencement of ordinary trading hours on that day; and non-compliance incidents relate to the licence in the relevant period. (2) If a maximum capacity for the function room is specified on a licence, the venue capacity of the licensed premises is the venue capacity of the licensed premises calculated in accordance with regulation 18(2), (3) or (4) (as the case requires) minus the maximum capacity for the function room specified on the licence. 20 Fee for licence and BYO—general
manner in a safety audit is to be conducted; requirements the Safety Director may impose on an operator, which must be complied with, following a safety audit. 76 Accreditation and registration s. 76 Without limiting the generality of section 72, the regulations may be made for or with respect to— requirements and process to be observed by operators of a bus service applying to be registered; form of a certificate of registration; form of a certificate of accreditation; requirements, manner and process to be observed by operators of a commercial bus service or local bus service applying for accreditation; the form of an application for accreditation; (f) prescribing documents and things that must accompany an application for accreditation; to be considered by the Safety Director when determining an accreditation application; approved training courses that must be completed by an applicant for accreditation or a responsible person;
(5) A reference to a charge that has not been finally disposed of is a reference to a charge that has not been finally disposed of by— S. 3(5)(a) amended by No. 68/2009 s. 97(Sch. item 14.3). withdrawn or by the discontinuance of the prosecution; or charge having been dismissed by a court; or S. 3(5)(c) amended by No. 68/2009 s. 97(Sch. item 14.4). person charged having been discharged by a court following a committal hearing; or S. 3(5)(d) amended by No. 68/2009 s. 97(Sch. item 14.5). person charged having been acquitted or found guilty of the offence by a court; or other prescribed means. S. 3A inserted by No. 6/2010 s. 24(5)(Sch. 1 item 4) (as amended by No. 45/2010 s. 5). 3A Transport Integration Act 2010 This Act is transport legislation within the meaning of the Transport Integration Act 2010. 4 Objects of bus safety (1) The objects of this Act are to promote—
definition of bus in section 3(1) is not a motor vehicle or class of motor vehicle that is a bus within the meaning of that definition; motor vehicle or class of motor vehicle that is not a bus specified in paragraph (a) of the definition of bus in section 3(1) is to be a motor vehicle or class of motor vehicle that is a bus within the meaning of that definition; courtesy bus service within the meaning of the definition of courtesy bus service in section 3(1) is to be a non-commercial courtesy bus service for the purposes of section 3(1) if the Safety Director is satisfied that the operator of the service does not derive any profit from the provision of the service; bus service that is not defined to be a commercial bus service, a community and private bus service, a courtesy bus service, a hire and drive bus service or a local bus service within the meaning of section 3(1), is a— bus service; or (ii) community and private bus service; or (iii) courtesy bus service; or and drive bus service; or
(3) A person is not a procurer of a bus service only because the person provides funding to the operator of the bus service. (4) An offence against subsection (1) is an indictable offence. Note to s. 16(4) amended by No. 68/2009 s. 97(Sch. item 14.7). Note However, the offence may be heard and determined summarily (see section 28 of the Criminal Procedure Act 2009). 17 Duty of bus safety worker (1) A bus safety worker must take reasonable measures to ensure the safety of persons who may be affected by the acts or omissions of the bus safety worker. In the case of a natural person, 1800 penalty units; In the case of a body corporate, 9000 penalty units. (2) An offence against subsection (1) is an indictable offence. Note to s. 17(2) amended by No. 68/2009 s. 97(Sch. item 14.8). Note However, the offence may be heard and determined summarily (see section 28 of the Criminal Procedure Act 2009).
270 bird species Fire E-W Highway Basanta Protection Forest Connects Nepal’s Churia forest with India’s Dudhwa National Park Consists of the Ghodagodi lake Ramsar site Encroachment Over grazing Fragmentation Forest Loss Yes 181 471 Kailali Brahmadev Designated as corridor in TAL Connects Shuklaphanta WR with Doon Forest in India Wetland and streams Tiger Elephant Leopard Goral Blue Bull Bottlenecked Encroachment Forest fire No 138 10 Kanchanpur Kamdi Designated as corridor in TAL Links Banke NP to a wildlife sanctuary in India Wetland and West Rapti Tiger Common leopard Encroachment Over grazing No 291 159 Banke Karnali Designated as river corridor in TAL Priority area – connects Churia and wildlife sanctuary in India Frequent use by elephant, rhino, tiger, Gangetic dolphin, gharial Over grazing Restoration required Illegal logging Poaching Fire No 149 78 Kailali Protection Forest Links Bardia NP to Katarniaghat Wildlife Sanctuary in India Tiger, rhino Threatened by Hulaki Road Yes 74 128 Bardia Protection Forest Route for wildlife between Chure, Suklaphanta Wildlife Reserve and India’s Dudhwa National Park Tiger signs Elephant Key flora Over grazing Encroachment Over-extraction of forest resources Forest clearing Yes 202 153 Kanchanpur Table 2: Protected Areas in TAL Protected Area Declared Species/BD values Issues Core Area (km2) Buffer Zone (km2) Area (km2) Districts Banke National Park 2010 Priority site for tiger population expansion in Nepal Newest national park in Nepal; local dependence on natural resources is pressuring and fragmenting tiger and prey base habitat 550 343 893 Banke Bardia National Park 1976/1988 Second highest density of tigers in Nepal; critical site for expanding rhino population through translocations Infrastructure development; sand and gravel mining; free grazing of livestock; temporary settlements in the buffer zone 968 507 1,475 Bardia Chitwan National Park 1973 Highest density of tigers and rhinos in Nepal; Rapti River; gharial breeding center Infrastructure development; growing human population in the buffer zone of the 932 750 1,682 Chitwan, Makwanpur, Nawalparasi
Wednesday, September 15, 2010 Edition #7 Dear Cathedral Parents, On Monday, September 13th, Cathedral High School celebrated its 92nd birthday! We did it appropriately for a Catholic school and celebrated an All-School Liturgy. The students were involved, were both well-behaved and celebratory at the same time. I want to the Mothers’ Club which provided cupcakes for everyone during the day, for all of the great signs, and for the many special touches that made this day complete for all of us! I also thank the Liturgy Planning Committee who helped plan our Liturgy. Use these hyperlinks to find information quickly: Advancement Band Information Cafeteria Menu Congratulations Service Theatre Information Dates to Remember: September: Tues-Fri, Sep 14-17 Senior Retreat Thurs, Sep 16 Gospel Choir to perform at Fay Biccard Neighborhood Center from 11:30 – 12:15 p.m. Junior Parents’ Night with the College Advisors Fri, Sep 17 Amy’s Day Breakfast – Cafeteria – 6:00 – 7:15 a.m. Box Theatre- 4:00PM- Aud. Sat, Sep 18 Indiana Catholic Women's Conference held on CHS Campus Marching band contest at Plainfield High School –6:15 p.m. Sun, Sept 19 Concert Choir will guest choir at Mt. Comfort United Methodist Church at 9 a.m. service Tues, Sep 21 Professional Learning Communities for faculty/staff – school begins at 8:05 a.m. Fri, Sep 24 Spirit Assembly from 2:45 – 3:10 p.m. Mon – Fri, Sep 27-Oct 1 Homecoming Week Thurs, Sep 30 Homecoming Dance- Café- 7-10 PM October: Fri, Oct 1 Homecoming Walk, Assembly, Game; School begins at 8:30 a.m. Sat, Oct 2 Band at ISSMA District Contest at Lawrence Central HS Sun, Oct 3 Children’s Play at 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. in O’Malia Performing Arts Center Tues, Oct 5 Professional Learning Communities for faculty/staff – school begins at 8:05 a.m. Rosary Prayer Service – Special Schedule Thurs-Fri, Oct 7-8 Junior Women’s Overnight Fri, Oct 8 Official end of magazine sale Dad’s Day Breakfast in Cafeteria from 6:16 – 7:15 a.m. Sat, Oct 9 SAT Test ~~~~~ Mass Information:
September 16, 2018 10:30 am WELCOME Pastor Brice PRAYER Pastor Brice DECLARATION OF PRAISE Congregation Holy, Holy, Holy (Hymn #2) All SCRIPTURE – John 6:15-21 Brylen Beicker HEADWINDS Video WORSHIP MEDLEY Congregation O Come to the Altar You Are My King* FACING HEADWINDS Pastor Brice RESPONDING TO GOD’S WORD Congregation The Old Rugged Cross (Hymn #141) Offering Prayer Allen Rhodes Loving My Jesus Pete Gonzales BENEDICTION * Children 4 years old thru First Grade dismissed for children’s worship following this song. The flowers are placed today in celebration of Elisabet Doss’ birthday and 17th wedding anniversary. EVENING SERVICE 6:00 PM Please join us for a traditional service of hymns and verse by verse preaching by Bro. Josh. CHILD DEDICATION SEPTEMBER 30 10:30 AM We will have a Child Dedication Service, here at the church during the Sunday morning service, September 30th. Christian parents who dedicate a child are making a promise to the Lord to do everything within their power to raise the child in a Godly way. Some of the responsibilities include teaching and training the child, demonstrating an example of godliness, discipline and always praying for the child, all according to God’s ways. If you would like to dedicate your child to the Lord, please e-mail Rhonda at . For the service, we will need two digital pictures: one of the child alone and the other of the child with their parents; due by Sept. 24th. There will be a parent class during the Sunday School hour, that morning, taught by Mary Smith, in room 410 in the office Bldg. MORE INFORMATION For more information about the church, please write your name and email address on one of the cards in the pews and place in the offering plate. If you have a prayer request, please write it on the back of the white information card in the pew.
SMMT NEWS RELEASE 28 October 2016 September new car pre-registration figures Today, SMMT released figures for September pre-registrations in the UK new car market. The data shows the number of cars disposed of by vehicle manufacturers in September 2016 that were defined as pre-registrations. The Supply of New Cars Order 2000 requires motor manufacturers to publish the number of cars supplied and the gross income received by suppliers from selling those pre-registered cars. This information is published on a monthly basis. Issued by SMMT on 28 October 2016 Make % Total 2015 Market Volume Disposed Gross Revenue AUDI 6.33% 0 £0.00 BMW 6.36% 8 £404,642.00 CITROEN 3.04% 115 £1,853,925.00 FIAT 2.44% 0 £0.00 FORD 12.73% 0 £0.00 HONDA 2.03% 0 £0.00 HYUNDAI 3.35% 0 £0.00 KIA 2.98% 0 £0.00 LAND 2.53% 0 £0.00 MAZDA 1.73% 0 £0.00 MERCEDES 5.52% 0 £0.00 MINI 2.41% 0 £0.00 NISSAN 5.85% 0 £0.00 PEUGEOT 3.96% 1 £12,200.00 RENAULT 2.87% 3 £16,352.00 SEAT 1.81% 0 £0.00 SKODA 2.84% 0 £0.00 SUZUKI 1.31% 0 £0.00 TOYOTA 3.75% 1 £10,600.00 VAUXHALL 10.24% 16 £191,261.34 VOLKSWAGEN 8.50% 0 £0.00 VOLVO 1.65% 0 £0.00 TOTAL 0.94 144 £2,488,980.34 registered
name of the registered ART provider or doctor who carried out the treatment procedure; and (ii) if the child was conceived using donor gametes, the unique donor identifier. (2) If the woman has a partner, the following information is required in relation to her partner— full name of the partner; date of birth of the partner; place of birth of the partner (suburb or town and country); partner's gender; the partner's gametes will be used in the treatment procedure, any genetic abnormality of the partner and, if available, any results of tests undertaken in relation to that abnormality. 4 Information relating to each donor treatment procedure carried out on a woman by the registered ART provider (1) The following information is required in relation to each donor treatment procedure carried out on a woman by the registered ART provider— unique patient identifiers of the woman on whom the treatment procedure is carried out and, if applicable, her partner; date of the woman's consent to undergo the treatment procedure and, if applicable,
(1) The following information is required in relation to each treatment procedure using donor gametes or donor embryos carried out by the registered ART provider— the gametes or embryo used in the treatment procedure were thawed or the gametes or embryo used in the treatment procedure were transferred to the registered ART provider, the date the gametes or embryo were received by the registered ART provider and from whom the gametes or embryo were transferred; Sch. 3 outcome of the treatment procedure. (2) The following information is required in relation to the formation or attempted formation of an embryo outside the body of a woman by a registered ART provider for the purposes of a donor treatment procedure— embryo reference number; name of the doctor performing the treatment procedure; registered ART provider record number, unique donor identifier or unique patient identifier of the man who produced the sperm or the woman who produced the oocyte;
(f) the date on which the treatment cycle commenced; relation to the donor of gametes used in the treatment procedure— the donor was known to the woman; and (ii) the date of the donor's consent to use the gametes in a treatment procedure; and (iii) the unique donor identifiers for each person who produced the gametes used; and outcome of the treatment procedure. 5 Information relating to the use of donor gametes in a pre-1988 donor treatment procedure carried out by a registered ART provider (1) The following information is required in relation to each pre-1988 treatment procedure using donor gametes carried out by the registered ART provider— Sch. 3A the gametes used in the treatment procedure were thawed or fresh; the gametes used in the treatment procedure were transferred to the registered ART provider, the date the gametes were received
London Homeless Coalition Memorial Committee Meeting Tuesday, September 18, 2018 3 - 4:30 pm Location: ADSTV Members Name Organization Email Present Lorraine Stuyt, Chair Addiction Services Thames Valley lstuyt@adstv.ca Rhonda Bates London CAReS rhonda@londoncares.ca Sheila Kipping Project Home skipping@slcs.ca Tom Bissett Mission Services London and bowl1961@gmail.com Danielle Neilson, Recorder Homeless Prevention, City of London dneilson@london.ca Agenda Agenda Items Lead Time 1. Review and Approval of Minutes and Agenda All 5 min 2. Review Lost Update from Danielle regarding tracking process All 10 min 3. Business Arising 2018 Annual Memorial Service Planning All 70 min 4. Parking Lot List All 5 min Next Meeting – TBD Location: TBD
Schedule to Warrant to Imprison Case Number Accused Page Number Code Table Charge Number Date of Offence S C G NG XP Brief of offence Act and Section (Detention) Term Portion of term to be served (where app.) Sentence (Period) Code Min. Term C'wlth only There are more pages No Yes — pages Registrar Warrant Execution Details Form 22 Police Station Warrant executed by me on at a.m./p.m. Name Rank and Number __________________ 23 Form 23 Rule 36 Court Ref. Offender's Name: M F
(4) The proper officer must cause a copy of the order to be delivered to the applicant personally or by post without delay. 101 Enforcement of fines against a natural person r. 101 Rule 101(1) substituted by S.R. No. 177/2013 rule 10(1), amended by S.R. No. 24/2014 rule 12(1). (1) A consent under section 69H(2)(a) of the Sentencing Act 1991 to the making of a fine default unpaid community work order must be in Form 49. Rule 101(2) amended by S.R. No. 24/2014 rule 12(2). (2) The statement in writing required by section 69C(3) of the Sentencing Act 1991 must be in Form 50. Rule 101(3) substituted by S.R. No. 177/2013 rule 10(2), amended by S.R. No. 24/2014 rule 12(3). (3) A fine default unpaid community work order under section 69D(2), 69H(2)(a) or 69M(4) of the Sentencing Act 1991 must be in Form 52. Rule 102 amended by S.R. No. 24/2014 rule 13. 102 Enforcement of fine against body corporate
Abridged by consent: Yes/No Accused in custody: Yes/No Notice given to central prison records: Yes/No Signature of applicant: Date: __________________ 16 Form 16 Rule 29 In the Magistrates' Court of at [venue] Court Reference: This application is made by: the victim a person on behalf of the victim the prosecutor of the identity crime offence Name of Applicant: In the matter of: [Prosecuting Agency] and [Offender] I [name of applicant] apply *on behalf of [name of victim]*as a victim of identity crime, for a certificate under section 89F of the Sentencing Act 1991. [Accused] was found guilty of an identity crime offence under Division 2AA of Part I of the Crimes Act 1958 on [date of conviction]. Victim: Name: Date of birth:
Police Yes/No Yes/No Civilian Yes/No Dire Yes/No Expert Yes/No Admissions/Concessions Yes/No Child Yes/No If yes, provide description: Protected Witness Yes/No Accused: Yes/No Informant Yes/No Corroborator Yes/No Police Yes/No Civilian Yes/No Expert Yes/No Yes/No Protected Witness Yes/No OFFENCES Co-offenders: Yes/No If yes, names of co-offenders if known: Is it an alleged sexual offence: Yes/No Is it alleged that the offence arises out of an act of family violence: Yes/No RESOURCES REQUIRED Audiovisual link Yes/No Interpreter Yes/No Remote Witness Facility Yes/No If yes, language required: In-Court screens Yes/No DVD/Video/TV Yes/No REQUEST MATTER BE LISTED FOR A CONTESTED [Signature of Legal Practitioner of Accused or Accused]
You must also cause the person named or described in the warrant, or apparently having possession, custody or control of any article, thing or material named or described in the warrant, when arrested— to be brought before a bail justice or the as soon as practicable to be dealt with according to law; or to be released on bail in accordance with the endorsement on this warrant. This warrant is authorised by section of the Act Issued at a.m./p.m. on by Magistrate *Delete if not applicable. __________________ 21 Rule 34 (Section 79 of the Magistrates' Court Act 1989) Name of accused (or Witness) Ref. Address M F Postcode Date of Birth The accused (or witness) has been remanded in custody returned to the custody of the Secretary to the Department of Human Services The proceeding has been adjourned and the accused is to be brought before the Magistrates' at at 10.00 a.m. on The accused has been committed to trial. The Charge
*witnesses' prior convictions *notes (prosecution witness) *photos or photocopies it is impractical to produce extra sets *video files or video recordings *audio files or audio recordings *notes (e.g.) surveillance logs, crime scene notes, exhibit logs, diaries (official or otherwise) *other documents (provide details). Signature of informant: Date: NOTE This Form is to be completed by the informant and included in any hand-up *delete if inapplicable __________________ 31 47, 63, 66 In the Magistrates' Court of at [venue] Court Reference: TO: [identify (if any) to whom notice of application is to be given] THE APPLICANT [insert name] applies— *1. for an order that a special mention hearing takes place [set out purpose of special mention hearing, as required by Rule 57].
Criminal Procedure Act 2009 the registrar must recall any process issued to give effect to that order. (2) the Supreme Court has ordered a stay of the operation of an order under section 29(2) of the Road Safety Act 1986 the registrar must notify the Roads Corporation. 76 When the Supreme Court makes an order remitting a case for rehearing to the Magistrates' Court When informed that the Supreme has made an order under section 272 of the Criminal Procedure Act 2009 remitting to the Court a case for rehearing, the registrar must re-list the matter before the Court. __________________ 77 Certified extract of an A certified extract of an order of the Court issued under section 18(5) of the Magistrates' Court Act 1989 must be in Form 43. 78 Particulars of warrants to be entered in the register For the purposes of section 57(2) of the Magistrates' Court Act 1989, the following particulars are prescribed— of warrant issued; of issue of warrant;
Act or Section or Clause Under what law? State Act Regulation No. (Full Ref.) Commonwealth Regulation Other— specify Are there more charges? No Yes—see 2 below Type of offence Summary offence Indictable offence Request for committal proceeding No Yes 2. What is the charge? (Description of offence) Act or Section or Clause Under what law? State Act Regulation No. (Full Ref.) Commonwealth Regulation specify Are more charges? No Yes—see "Continuation of Charges" attached Type of offence Summary offence Indictable offence Request for committal proceeding No Yes Who filed the charge-sheet(s)? Name of Informant:
PSU The term imposed by the Court was partially suspended under section 27 of the Sentencing Act 1991. The period not suspended is shown in the column "Portion of term to be served". Schedule to Warrant to Imprison Case Number Accused Page Number Code Table Charge Number Date of Offence S C G NG XP Brief of offence Act and Section (Detention) Term Portion of term to be served (where app.) Sentence (Period) Code Min. Term C'wlth only There are more pages No Yes — pages Registrar Warrant Execution Details Police Station Warrant executed by me on at a.m./p.m. Name Rank and Number __________________ Form 23 amended by S.R. No. 177/2013 rule 13. 23 Rule 36
This order was made on [date] at [venue]. [*Signature of magistrate/*proper officer] *Delete if not applicable __________________ Form 53 amended by S.R. No. 24/2014 rule 24. 53 Rule 103 (Section 69M(1) of the Sentencing Act 1991) In the Magistrates' Court of at [venue] Court Reference: Date of birth Informant of TO: 1. On [date] you were found guilty of an offence and the Court ordered you to pay the following amount(s): Charge No. Act/section Fine $ Statutory Costs $ Costs/Other amount(s) $ Paid $ Unpaid $ TOTAL AMOUNT NOW PAYABLE
section 260 of the Criminal Procedure Act 2009 against a lesser sentence imposed by the Magistrate's Court on [name of offender] of [address] TAKE NOTICE that I apply to the County Court on the ground(s) set out below: The ground(s) of my appeal are: the general grounds of the appeal] *In the case of an appeal under section 257 of the Act, I am satisfied that the appeal should be brought in the public interest. *In the case of an appeal under section 260 of the Act, the offender was convicted of an indictable offence that was heard and determined summarily by the Magistrates' Court, received a lesser sentence and that person has failed to fulfil an undertaking given to assist law enforcement authorities after sentencing. Date: [Signed by or on behalf of DPP] PARTICULARS 1. Name of offender on whom sentence imposed: 2. Offence for offender convicted and sentenced to which this appeal relates: 3. Convicted at: [place and court] 4. Magistrate: 5. Date of conviction: 6. Sentence: 7. Date of sentence: 8. Name and address of practitioner who represented offender at summary proceeding:
OF INDICTMENT No.: AT IN THE MATTER OF a witness summons issued by the Chief Examiner under section 15 of the Major Crime (Investigative Powers) Act 2004 To [name]: Address of witness: Details On [date] the Chief Examiner issued a witness summons to you under section 15 of the Major Crime (Investigative Powers) Act 2004. An application under section 46 of that Act has been made by a member of the police force [insert name and details of applicant] for the issue of a warrant for your arrest because there are reasonable grounds to believe: *1 that you have absconded or are likely to abscond; or *2 that you are otherwise attempting, or are otherwise likely to attempt, to service of the summons; or *3 that you have committed an offence under section 37(1) of that Act or are likely to do so. A copy of the witness summons is attached to this Warrant. Dated: [Signature of DPP/ Crown Prosecutor] Warrant to arrest To all members of the police force or You are authorised to into and enter any premises, vessel, aircraft or vehicle where the person named in this warrant is suspected to be, to arrest that person and bring him or her before the Court as soon as practicable to be
IN THE MATTER OF: THIS FORM IS FILED ON BEHALF OF: ADDRESS: THIS MATTER IS NEXT LISTED ON: [date] FOR . CONTACT DETAILS [If represented, please complete the legal practitioner details below] Contact No.: Email address: Address for service: *I have Legal Representation [complete below] *I do not have Legal Representation Firm: Practitioner's Name: Solicitor Code: Ref.: TO the Registrar of the County Court at: AND TO the Respondent: [name] of [address] *I wish to abandon my appeal against conviction and sentence in the Children's Court at [place] on [date] The Children's Court reference number is The *conviction/*sentence/*orders imposed were I acknowledge that the *conviction/*sentence/*order appealed will take effect immediately upon lodging this form. Date:
5E Form 5E IN THE COUNTY COURT WARRANT No.: OF OBLIGATION No.: AT COURT REFERENCE No.: IN THE MATTER OF: To: [name] Of: [address] On [date] you were found guilty and fined at the [place] County Court for the offence of: . You were order to pay the following amount: FINE $ COSTS $ LESS AMOUNT PAID $ TOTAL OWING $ The Court records show that you have not paid the above amount and a warrant to seize your property to recover this amount has been returned unsatisfied. Listing of Case You must attend at the County Court at [place] on[date] at [time] a.m./p.m. Address of Court: Court contact number: Details about this summons PAY
IN THE MATTER OF: 1991 To: [name] Date of Birth: Of: [address] On [date], this Fine Conversion Order was made against you, requiring you to perform unpaid community work in respect of the unpaid fines set out below which were imposed by the County Court at [venue] on [date] for the offence(s) of ............................... UNPAID AMOUNTS Fine Statutory Cost Costs Hours of work ordered Duration of order How hours to be served $ $ $ 00 hours 00 months As directed Where the hours are stated as being served cumulatively they are to be served in addition to any other fine conversion order/fine default unpaid community work order made in respect of unpaid fines. A minimum of 8 hours unpaid community work is required to be performed. This order commences on [date]. You must attend at address, phone number] within 2 clear working days with a copy of this order. Being on or before the [date]. The terms of this fine conversion order are that you must— • not commit, whether in or outside Victoria, during the period of the order, an offence punishable by imprisonment; • comply with any obligation or requirement prescribed by the Sentencing Regulations 2011; • report to, and receive visits from the Secretary (or delegate) during the period of the order; • report to the community corrections centre specified in the order within 2 clear working days after the order comes into force; FINE CONVERSION
AMOUNTS Fine Statutory Cost Costs Hours of work ordered Duration of order How hours to be served $ $ $ 00 hours 00 months As directed Where the hours are stated as being served cumulatively they are to be served in addition to any other fine conversion order/fine default unpaid community work order made in respect of unpaid fines. A minimum of 8 hours unpaid community work is required to be performed. This order commences on [date]. You must attend at [place, address, phone number] within 2 clear working days with a copy of this order. Being on or before the [date]. The terms of this fine default unpaid community work order are that you must— • not commit, whether in or outside Victoria, during the period of the order, an offence punishable by imprisonment; • comply with any obligation or requirement prescribed by the Sentencing Regulations 2011; • report to, and receive visits from the Secretary (or delegate) during the period of the order; • report to the community corrections centre specified in the order within 2 clear working days after the order comes into force; • notify the Secretary (or delegate) of any change of address or employment within 2 working days after the change; • not Victoria except with the permission, either generally or in relation to a particular case, of the Secretary (or delegate); • comply with any direction by the Secretary (or delegate) that it is necessary for the Secretary (or delegate) to give to ensure that the offender complies with the order. This order was made on [date] at [place]. [Signature of Offender] [Signature of Judge/Registrar] __________________
HEARING AND DETERMINATION OF APPLICATION FOR DETENTION ORDER Before the hearing— Documents The DPP must give you— a copy of the application; and a copy of at one assessment report and, if you are subject to a supervision order, a progress report and the last assessment prepared for the supervision order; and this notice, which sets out— –your rights in relation to the application; and –the procedure for hearing and determining the application; and –the nature of detention orders. Assessment report An assessment report is prepared by a medical expert who has assessed you and formed an opinion about any risk that you will commit another relevant offence if you are released into the community and not made subject to a detention order and the reasons for that assessment. Progress report A progress report is prepared by a medical expert who has assessed your propensity to commit relevant offences in the future. These reports include efforts made by you to address the causes of sexual offending including your participation in rehabilitation or treatment. Progress reports also address factors that might increase or decrease any identified risks. Independent report You have the right to a reasonable opportunity to obtain an independent report of any kind. The court may adjourn the hearing to give you the opportunity to obtain an independent report. If you obtain an independent report and you intend to rely on it at the hearing, you must file a copy with the court and give the DPP a copy as soon as practicable after you have obtained it. The court may direct either you or the DPP or both to obtain any other assessment reports or reports of any other kind.
to have a reasonable opportunity to obtain legal representation. If the Supreme Court makes an interim detention order, you have the following rights— to appeal to the Court of Appeal against the making of the interim detention order; to appeal to the Court of Appeal against the period of the interim detention order. If the Supreme Court makes an interim supervision order, you have the following rights— to appeal to the Court of Appeal against a decision to make the interim supervision order; to appeal to the of Appeal against the period of the interim supervision order; to appeal to the Court of Appeal against the conditions (other than the core conditions) of the interim supervision order. * Delete if inappropriate Form 7 amended by S.R. No. 84/2016 regs 4, 11. 7 Regulation 11 PART 5—SERIOUS SEX OFFENDERS (DETENTION AND SUPERVISION) ACT 2009 APPLICATION
the places or areas that you must not visit or may only visit at specified times; treatment or rehabilitation programs or activities that you must attend and participate in; types of employment in which you must not engage; requiring you not to consume alcohol; requiring you to not use prohibited drugs, obtain drugs unlawfully or abuse drugs of any kind; requiring that you submit to breath testing, urinalysis or other test procedures (other than blood tests) approved by the Secretary for detecting alcohol or drug use; of behaviour that you must not engage in, where that behaviour was preparatory to your prior relevant offences or may increase your risk of committing a relevant offence or a violent offence or engaging in violent conduct; community activities in which you must not engage; persons or classes of persons with whom you must not have contact; forms of monitoring (including electronic monitoring) of compliance with the supervision order, to which you must submit; personal examinations by a medical expert which you must attend for the medical expert to prepare a report for the Adult Parole Board to assist it to make directions under the order. The may also impose any other conditions it considers appropriate— to reduce your risk of re-offending whether by committing a relevant offence or a violent offence or by engaging in violent conduct; or to promote your rehabilitation and treatment; or to provide for the reasonable concerns of your victims in relation to their safety and welfare. Restrictive conditions
HEALTH RESEARCH AUTHORITY BOARD MEETING AGENDA PART 1 – PUBLIC SESSION Date: Monday 24 September 2018 Time: 1.00pm – 2.30pm Venue: Avonmouth House, 6 Avonmouth Street, London, SE1 6NX Item Item details Time (mins) Attachment Page no Apologies Nalin Thakker 5 Verbal - Conflicts of interest Verbal - Minutes of the last meeting 24 July 2018 A Matters arising Verbal - Update from Chair 5 Verbal - Chief Executive update To be tabled - HRA Directorate update To be tabled - Transformation Programme update Including: Implementation of ‘new’ IRAS 15 B Supporting social care research 30 C Annual Report Summary for RECs in England April 2017 to March 2018 10 D HRA Performance Report (Quarter 1) Including: Finance report (August 2018) 10 E F HRA Corporate Risk Register Quarter 1 2018/19 (Part 1) 5 G Items for information Summary of 01.08.2018 Audit & Risk Committee meeting 5 H Out of session business conducted / External areas of interest since previous meeting Principles from Interoperability Workshop between MHRA, NIHR and HRA held on 18 June 2018 shared for information. Excerpts from the Digital Transformation of Health and Care draft plan for next 10 years shared for information. Verbal - Any other business Verbal -
2 Ensure social care studies seen by appropriate RECs and expertise (SCREC is underused) Change the HRA booking system triage process so that the social research topic takes priority over Mental Capacity Act requirement in allocation of the study so that the SCREC is filled first Better use of social care expertise and meetings cancelled. The risks are low as the SCREC is flagged to look at applications under the MCA. 3 Ensure our own information and guidance refers to social care Review the HRA website and other material to ensure appropriate references made to social care research including case studies where appropriate. Making the website more accessible to the social care community thus contributing to research culture and capacity. No risks per se but will require resource. 4 Ensure that HRA training materials refer to social care research and include relevant case studies where applicable. Develop new training material with both health and social care in mind where it is applicable. Invite ESCRC to join the external learning group. Demonstrates that we take social care research seriously and will help to develop research culture and capacity No risks 2 - Recommendations for consideration by the Board Recommendation Actions Benefits Risks 5 Increase social care research expertise at Board level Consider appointing a representative of the social care research community to the Board as a NED Shows commitment to social care research. Social care research is a small proportion of overall business. 6 Work with other interested parties to support: - research culture - research capacity and - the importance of an evidence base Invite the following organisations to work collaboratively as part of a - NIHR School of Social Care - SCIE - Research in Practice in Adults - UKRI/ESRC - DHSC - DE - Social Work England. Support a research culture and encourage a wider recognition of the importance of research in social care. HRA will be seen as an authoritative body in leading this collaboration. We have no authority to implement any of these objectives but with the backing of DHSC we may be able to lead and encourage strategic collaboration.
Sept. 30 – October 7 Agencies enter rate increases for work-out-of-class and trainee assignments. Further instructions regarding work-out-of-class transactions and trainee assignments will be provided. Sept. 30 – October 4 Agencies review and approve mass retro payments for: AFSCME Council 5 AFSCME Unit 8 AFSCME Unit 25 MAPE MMA Commissioner’s Plan October 18 Paycheck reflects 3% general adjustment and retroactive pay for AFSCME Council 5, AFSCME Unit 8, AFSCME Unit 25, MAPE, MMA, Commissioner’s Plan, Medical Specialists, and Managerial Plan.
Commencement Date: S. 10(Sch. item 60) on 1.7.14: Special Gazette (No. 200) 24.6.14 p. 2 Current State: This information relates only to the provision/s amending the Fair Work (Commonwealth Powers) Act 2009 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Explanatory Details Endnotes No entries at date of publication.
Whereas, after deliberation with the Treasurer it was decided that presenting a general list of events at once to the Assembly would make most sense; Whereas, it was decided at the December 5, 2010 SGA meeting, the Bryn Mawr Concert Series wouldn’t present each artist individually in the future; Be it resolved, that the Constitution be updated to reflect the changes that were made in the past year regarding the concert series; Be it resolved, that Article VI, Section XII of the Constitution read: Section XII: The Bryn Mawr Concert Series Subsection A: The position of Bryn Mawr Concert Series Head may be held by up to two people, to be appointed by the Appointments Committee from the Association in the spring semester prior to their year of service. Subsection B: The Appointments Committee shall, at their discretion, appoint up to three people to serve on the Bryn Mawr Concert Series Committee. Members of the Bryn Mawr Concert Series who are eligible to vote shall elect three other officers to serve on the Bryn Mawr Concert Series Committee. Eligibility to vote shall be determined by active membership for at least one semester. The duties of the Bryn Mawr Concert Series Committee shall be determined at the discretion of the Bryn Mawr Concert Series Head(s). Subsection C: A Bryn Mawr Concert Series Event shall be defined as an event featuring a performing artist brought to campus at the desire of the Association to fill a gap in campus programming and funded by the Bryn Mawr Concert Series Fund as outlined in Article VI, Section XII, Subsection D. Subsection D: The Bryn Mawr Concert Series Fund At the end of every semester, the Bryn Mawr Concert Series Head(s) shall create a budget in consultation with the Treasurer, including a list of events with an estimated date, genre, and cost, to then be approved by the Representative Council. At the beginning of the next semester, the Bryn Mawr Concert Series Head(s) shall present a more finalized schedule to the Representative Council. The source of funding for the Bryn Mawr Concert Series Fund can be derived from any SGA account at the discretion of the Treasurer, also at the approval of the Representative Council.
September 28, 2015– October 02, 2015 5th Grade Resource Math (2nd Period) Date Agenda I Can STRDS 09-28-15 Bell Ringer BR Review Finish area and perimeter Determine area and perimeter of quadrilaterals. 5.G.1 5.G.2 09-29-15 Bell Ringer BR Review Chapter Review Show what I remember from the chapter. 5.G.1 5.G.2 09-30-15 Bell Ringer BR Review Chapter Test Do well on my test. 5.G.1 5.G.2 10-01-15 Bell Ringer BR Review Review test and make corrections. Review my test and make corrections. 5.G.1 5.G.2 10-02-15 Bell Ringer BR Review Dreambox Show my math skills on dream box. 5.G.1 5.G.2
September 30, 2018 10:30 am WELCOME Pastor Brice PRAYER Jeremy Hamilton DECLARATION OF PRAISE Congregation Christ Is Risen CHILD DEDICATION SCRIPTURE – John 7:1-10 Elli Anderson WORSHIP MEDLEY Congregation Good, Good Father Forever (We Sing Hallelujah) Holy Spirit* Talking About Jesus with Family Pastor Brice RESPONDING TO GOD’S WORD Congregation The Old Rugged (Hymn #141) Offering Prayer Milt Watson How Great Thou Art (Hymn #10) Praise Team BENEDICTION EVENING SERVICE 6:00 PM Please join us for a traditional service of hymns and verse by verse preaching by Bro. Brice. OUTDOOR ADVENTURE NEXT SUNDAY NOON – 3:00 PM Mark your calendars for our annual First Baptist Church Outdoor Adventure at the Seguin Outdoor Learning Center, located at 1865 US-90. The church will provide a fried chicken main dish for lunch and the Bible Fellowship Groups will be bringing the sides. If you are not part of a Bible Fellowship Group, we encourage you to bring a gallon of tea, lemonade or a dessert. After lunch, you have your choice of archery, rock climbing, canoeing, fishing or relaxing conversation. This event is always a highlight of the fall season. We hope to see you all there! MORE INFORMATION For more information about the church, please write your name and email address on one of the cards in the pews and place in the offering plate. If you have a prayer request, please write it on the back of the white information card in the pew.
CONTACT INFORMATION Mail: P.O. Box 536, Clinton, CT 06413-0536 Email: holyadvent@sbcglobal.net Parish Office: 860-669-2232 Website: www.holyadventclinton.org Parish Office hours: Monday and Wednesday 10:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., Tuesday 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. and Thursday 11:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Reverend Rogers – revdianamrogers@gmail.com/860-538-4480 Sr. Warden, Lisa Scheffler – lmdunkle@earthlink.net / 203-530-3297 Music Director Polina Mann – polinamann2401@yahoo.com
is imposed, that it is an offence to breach that term and condition; and that person to sign a declaration in the form of Form 2 in Schedule 5. (5) If a person whose parole was varied does not attend a community corrections centre as directed by an officer, the Regional Manager or community corrections officer must send to that person's last known address— copy of the notice and the varied parole order referred to in subregulation (2); and declaration in the form of Form 2 in Schedule 5; and notice— the variation of the and conditions of the parole order; and (ii) if a term and condition prescribed for the purposes of section 78A of the Act is imposed, explaining that it is an offence to breach that term and condition; and (iii) requesting the person to sign the declaration and return it to the Regional Manager or community corrections officer (as the case requires). Reg. 86A inserted by S.R. No. 12/2014 reg. 18. 86A Cancellation or revocation of a parole order (1) If the Parole Board cancels or revokes a parole order it must give notice of the cancellation
The Secretary must review at least annually the case of each child of a prisoner living in a prison to assess whether the continued placement of the child is in the child's best interest and in the interest of prison security and must give the Governor any directions that are necessary because of the assessment. 46 Record of children living in prison A Governor must— a record of all children of prisoners living in the prison; and a copy of all records referred to in paragraph (a) to the Secretary; and to the Secretary any accident or injury involving a child of a prisoner living in the prison. 47 Restrictions on children A Governor may restrict the movement about a prison of a child of a prisoner living in the prison if the Governor considers the restriction necessary to maintain the good order and security of the prison and to ensure the safety of the child. Division 14—Custodial community permits 48 Issue of permit
requested, provide the person with a written notice of the refusal or as soon as practicable. Division 1—Search of prisoners 69 searches at prisons (1) Under this regulation— least two officers may conduct a strip search; but search must not be conducted by more officers than is reasonably necessary to ensure the safety of the officers and the prisoner. (2) An escort officer or a prison officer referred to in subregulation (1) must not conduct a strip search unless the Governor, or an officer authorised by the Governor, believes on reasonable grounds that a strip search is necessary for the security and good order of the prison in the following situations— a prisoner leaves or enters a prison; to or on completion of a contact visiting programme or a residential visiting programme;