zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
APPENDIX C STANDARD OF FINISH Linen Item Standard of Finish Sheets and (Ironed) finish Slight creasing allowed any edges but must not exceed 15cm from the edge of the sheet. No creasing allowed in any other area. Holes are only permitted within 15cm from the edge but must not exceed 2cm in diameter. No major staining allowed, some minor staining allowed if deemed acceptable by the users. Draw sheets- Calender finish Slight creasing is allowed within 15cm of the hemmed Slight creasing allowed towards both ends of the selvedge edges but no creasing allowed within the centre section of the selvedge. Holes or tears are permitted within 15cm from the hemmed edge but must not exceed 2cm in diameter or length. No major staining allowed, some minor staining allowed if deemed acceptable by the users. Pillowcases- Calender finish Creasing allowed around the opening end and the internal flaps. Slight creasing allowed near to seamed edges. No creasing allowed in any other area. No major staining allowed, some minor staining allowed if deemed acceptable by the users. Blankets- Fully dried and folded Wrinkling allowed in all areas of the article. No major staining allowed, some minor staining allowed if deemed acceptable by the users. Towels- dried and folded Wrinkling allowed in all of the article. No major staining allowed, some minor staining allowed if deemed acceptable to the users. Duvet covers- Fully dried and folded Slight creasing is allowed near to the seamed edges and around the opening end of the duvet cover. No creasing allowed in any other area. No major staining allowed, some minor staining allowed if deemed acceptable to the users. Scrub suits / Pyjamas Standard Tunnel Finish Wrinkling allowed around the collar and along seams and wrinkling under the armpits and crotch area. Slight wrinkling around tapes. No major staining allowed, some minor staining allowed if deemed acceptable by the users. Uniforms / white coats Standard Tunnel Finish Wrinkling allowed particularly along seams. The Supplier shall be responsible for the replacement of buttons and other fastenings if damaged during the laundering process. No major staining allowed, some minor staining allowed if deemed acceptable by the user.
all other rights having equivalent or similar effect in any country or jurisdiction. “IPR Claim” means any claim of infringement or alleged infringement (including the defence of such infringement or alleged infringement) of any IPR, used to provide the Goods or as otherwise provided and/or licensed by the Supplier (or to which the Supplier has provided access) to the Customer in the fulfilment of its obligations under this Call Off Contract; “Key Performance Indicators” or “KPIs” means the performance measurements and targets in respect of the Supplier’s performance of the Framework Agreement set out in Part B of Framework Schedule 2 (Goods and Key Performance Indicators); "Key Personnel" means the individuals (if any) identified as such in the Order Form or Part C of Call Off Schedule A1 (Implementation Plan, Customer Responsibilities and Key Personnel) where this is used; “Key Roles” has the meaning given to it in Clause 4.1 in Part C of Call Off Schedule A1 (Implementation Plan, Customer Responsibilities and Key Personnel) where used; “Key Sub-Contract” each Sub-Contract with a Key Sub-Contractor; “Key Sub-Contractor” means any Sub-Contractor: listed in Framework Schedule 7 (Key which, in the opinion of the Authority and the Customer, performs (or would perform if appointed) a critical role in the provision of all or any part of the Goods; "Know-How" means all ideas, concepts, schemes, information, knowledge, techniques, methodology, and anything else in the nature of know-how relating to the Goods but excluding know-how already in the other Party’s possession before the Call Off Commencement Date; "Law" means any law, subordinate legislation within the meaning of Section 21(1) of the Interpretation Act 1978, bye-law, enforceable right within the meaning of Section 2 of the European Communities Act 1972, regulation, order, regulatory policy, mandatory guidance or code of practice, judgment of a relevant court of law, or directives or requirements with which the Supplier is bound to comply; “LED” Law Enforcement Directive (Directive (EU) 2016/680) “Licensed Software” means all and any Software licensed by or through the Supplier, its Sub-contractors or any third party to the Customer for the purposes of or pursuant to this Call Off Contract, including any Supplier Software, Third Party Software, Open Source Software and/or any Specially Written Software;
CALL OFF SCHEDULE 5: SCHEDULE OF PROCESSING, PERSONAL DATA AND DATA SUBJECTS Subject matter of the processing [This should be a high short description of what the processing is about i.e. its subject matter] Duration of the processing [Clearly set out the duration of the processing including dates] Nature and purposes of the processing [Please be as specific as possible, but make sure that you cover all intended purposes. The nature of the processing any operation such as collection, recording, organisation, structuring, storage, adaptation or alteration, retrieval, consultation, use,
Attachment 9. Program Preferences The proposed projects within the Gateway Integrated Multi-Benefit Regional Water Management Grant Proposal assist in meeting the follow Program Preferences, as described in Section II.F of the 2012 Guidelines: Program Preferences – GWMA Integrated Multi-Benefit Regional Water Management Grant Proposal Project Drought Use and Reuse Water More Climate Change Actions Expand Practice Integrated Flood Protect Surface and Groundwater Quality Improved Tribal and Natural Resources Ensure Equitable Distribution of Benefits Pico Rivera Emergency Intertie Connection (1) X Signal Hill Advanced Groundwater Wellhead Treatment Facility (2) X Catch Basin Trash Inserts and Face Plate Screens (33) X X Disadvantaged Communities School Retrofit Program (37) X X X X X Fernwood Water Improvement Project (39) X X X X X Long Beach Graywater Program (62) X X X X X
File No 4 of 2009 RE: APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 71B OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICITY LAW FOR A REVIEW OF A DISTRIBUTION DETERMINATION MADE BY THE AUSTRALIAN ENERGY REGULATOR IN RELATION TO INTERGRAL ENERGY PURSUANT TO CLAUSE 6.11.1 OF APPENDIX 1 OF CHAPTER 11 OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICITY RULES BY: INTEGRAL ENERGY Applicant File No 5 of 2009 RE: APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 71B OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICITY LAW FOR A REVIEW OF A TRANSMISSION DETERMINATION MADE BY THE AUSTRALIAN ENERGY REGULATOR IN RELATION TO TRANSEND PURSUANT TO CLAUSE 6A.13.1 OF CHAPTER 6A OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICITY RULES BY: TRANSEND Applicant AND: Nyrstar Australia Pty Ltd Intervener File No 6 of 2009 RE: APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 71B OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICITY LAW FOR A REVIEW OF A DISTRIBUTION/TRANSMISSION DETERMINATION MADE BY THE AUSTRALIAN ENERGY REGULATOR IN RELATION TO COUNTRY ENERGY PURSUANT TO CLAUSE 6.11.1 OF APPENDIX 1 OF CHAPTER 11 OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICITY RULES BY: COUNTRY ENERGY Applicant JUSTICE MIDDLETON (DEPUTY PRESIDENT), MR R DAVEY AND MR R Shogren 12 november 2009 (CORRIGENDUM DATED 1 DECEMBER 2009) MELBOURNE (HEARD IN SYDNEY)
 Solicitor for Integral Energy not “Intergral Energy”. I certify that the preceding four [4] numbered paragraphs are a true copy of the Corrigendum to the Reason for Determination herein of the Honourable Justice Middleton (Deputy President), Mr R Davey and Mr R Shogren. Associate: 1 December 2009 AUSTRALIAN COMPETITION TRIBUNAL Application by EnergyAustralia and Others [2009] ACompT 8 COMPETITION LAW – Review of decision of Australian Energy Regulator pursuant to National Electricity Law - merits review – judicial review – consideration of grounds of review - whether exercise of discretion was incorrect – whether decision was unreasonable – scope of separate ground of review of ‘unreasonableness’ – whether a decision under review is ‘unreasonable in all the circumstances’ – circumstances where the Tribunal may remit a matter for determination by the Regulator EVIDENCE – Tribunal limited to information, documents, material and matters before the Regulator – extent to which the Tribunal may have regard to non ‘review related matter’ – matters to which the Tribunal may have regard NATIONAL ELECTRICITY LAW – National electricity pricing and revenue regime – application for review of distribution and transmission determinations – distribution and transmission network service providers – assessment of appropriate regulatory control period – whether Regulator reasonably withheld agreement to proposed averaging period – whether decision was made by reference to national electricity objectives and pricing principles Gas Pipelines Access (South Australia) Act 1997 (SA) National Electricity Law National Electricity Rules Application by East Australian Pipeline Ltd (2005) ATPR 42-047 Application by EnergyAustralia (2009) ACompT 7 Application by Epic Energy South Australia Pty Ltd (2003) ATPR 41-932
corporate income tax. They may be matters that the Tribunal will take up in its further decision in these matters; or they may best be left until the next WACC review. Indeed, they may go to the basis for the Rules themselves. 150 The Tribunal would be assisted in its consideration of the issues before it if the AER were to provide relevant extrinsic material explaining: (a) the rationale for including the component in the formula for calculating the estimated cost of corporate income tax; and (b) how it relates to the rest of the building blocks, especially the rate of return (cl 6.4.3(a) and cl 6.5.2(b) of the Rules). 151 The Tribunal provides these reasons so they may be considered by the parties. The Tribunal would expect that by 4:00pm on 28 October 2010 the parties inform the Tribunal as to the extent of agreement reached as to directions to implement the matters to be further considered by the Tribunal. If agreement cannot be reached, a directions hearing will need to be convened if disagreement cannot be otherwise resolved by the Tribunal on the papers without the need for an appearance. I certify that the preceding one hundred and fifty-one (151) numbered paragraphs are a true copy of the Reasons for Decision herein of the Honourable Justice Middleton (Deputy President), Mr RC Davey and Mr RF Shogren. Associate: Dated: 13 October 2010
ATTACHMENT A ADMINISTRATION FEES Smart Salary Pty Limited Description Price (GST inclusive) One benefit only that does not attract FBT excluding motor vehicles $8 per month Two or more benefits only that do not attract FBT excluding vehicles $8 per month A motor vehicle lease only $16 per month A motor vehicle lease and any other benefit $16 per One or more benefits that attract FBT and any benefits that do not incur FBT $16 per month One or more benefits that attract FBT $16 per Package Amendment Fee Nil per occurrence Establishment Fee Nil per occurrence NLC Pty Limited Price (GST One benefit only that does not attract FBT excluding motor vehicles $0 per Two or more benefits only that do not attract FBT excluding vehicles $0 per month A motor vehicle lease only $0 per month A motor vehicle lease and any other benefit $0 per month One or more benefits that attract FBT and any other benefits that do not incur FBT $0 per month
A AFFIDAVIT Assurances The undersigned proposer hereby submits to the City of Phoenix (City) the enclosed proposal based upon all terms and conditions set forth in the City’s Request for Proposals (RFP) and referenced materials. Proposer further specifically agrees hereby to provide services in the manner set forth in the proposal submitted by the proposer. The undersigned proposer acknowledges and states, under penalty of perjury, as follows: The City is relying on proposer’s submitted information and the representation that proposer has the capability to successfully undertake and complete the responsibilities and obligations submitted in its proposal and in the resulting agreement. The City has the right to make any further inquiry it deems appropriate to substantiate or supplement information supplied by proposer. Proposer has read and fully understands all the provisions and conditions set forth in the RFP documents, upon which its proposal is based. The forms and information requested in the RFP are complete and made part of the proposal. The City is not responsible for any proposer errors or omissions. This proposal may be withdrawn by requesting such withdrawal in writing at any time prior to the proposal deadline but may not be withdrawn after such date and time. The City reserves the right to reject any and all proposals and to accept the proposal that, in its judgment, will provide the best quality development to the City. This proposal is valid for a minimum of 120 days after the RFP proposal deadline. All costs incurred by proposer in connection with this proposal shall be borne solely by proposer. Under no circumstances shall the City be responsible for any costs associated with proposer’s proposal or the RFP process. Proposer has not in any manner, directly or indirectly, conspired with any person or party to unfairly compete or compromise the competitive nature of the RFP process. The contents of this proposal have not been communicated by the undersigned nor by any employee or agent to any other person engaged in this type of business prior to the official opening of this proposal. To the best of the proposer’s knowledge, the information provided in its proposal is true and correct and neither the undersigned proposer nor any partner, corporate officer or managing employee have ever been convicted of a felony or a crime involving moral turpitude.
Fairer rental arrangements An acquiring authority cannot require a former land owner whose principal place of residence has been acquired to pay rent for up to 3 during which the former owner continues to occupy the premises following compulsory acquisition. Acquiring authorities are expected to implement this requirement immediately (including in relation to any existing tenancies – ie former land owners are currently renting their former premises from the acquiring authority). Greater transparency in relation to hardship applications An owner of land may apply to the Secretary of the Department of Finance, Services and Innovation for a review of a decision by an acquiring authority to reject a land owner’s request that the authority acquire the land under the Act’s hardship provisions. The Secretary will refer the application to a suitably qualified reviewer appointed by the Minister responsible for the Land Acquisition (Just Terms Compensation) Act 1991. The reviewer will endeavour to determine the application within 28 days after the application is referred to the reviewer. The decision of the reviewer is final. In determining an application made by a land owner under the Act’s hardship provisions, acquiring authorities must follow the Guidelines for determination of hardship acquisition applications. These guidelines can be accessed at or at www.finance.nsw.gov.au. Ensuring the Valuer General’s reasonable costs are paid Acquiring authorities must pay the Valuer General’s reasonable costs of preparing valuations for determinations of compensation. Such costs include any matter where the Valuer General has commenced work following the issue of a PAN regardless of whether a determination of compensation is finally issued. Ensuring that Crown land that is subject to an undetermined Aboriginal land claim is not acquired without the agreement of the relevant local Aboriginal land council. When seeking to acquire Crown land, acquiring authorities should - Make all necessary inquiries to determine whether Crown land is subject to an undetermined Aboriginal land claim. An acquiring authority may at any time contact the Registrar appointed under the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983, who is the official custodian of Aboriginal land claims, to determine whether Crown land is subject to an undetermined land claim. If the land is subject to an undetermined Aboriginal land claim, consult the relevant Aboriginal land council on whether the council consents to the land being acquired.
Attachments indicated below may be downloaded by accessing the “Attachment” link found on the Solicitation Details View page where this RFP was downloaded. Once the Attachment link is accessed, select the file name you wish to download, and select the “Download Attachment” hyperlink. For assistance with downloading these attachments please contact the Commonwealth Buyer. ATTACHMENT A – This RFB Document ATTACHMENT B – Bid Sheet if applicable ATTACHMENT C – Affidavits ATTACHMENT D – Vendors’ Question Form ATTACHMENT E – The Protection of Personal Information Security and Breach Investigation Procedures and Practice Act (KRS 61.931) if applicable ATTACHMENT F – Reference Form ATTACHMENT G – Z – Additional attachments from agency
A sworn statement pursuant to KRS 11A.040 that the vendor has not knowingly violated any provisions of the Executive Branch Code of Ethics; A sworn statement of that the vendor is in compliance with Prohibitions of Certain Conflicts of Interest; A statement of certification in accordance with In accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulation 52.209-5, Certification Regarding Debarment, Suspension, and Proposed Debarment that to the best of its knowledge and belief, the vendor and/or its principals is (are) not presently debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment, or declared ineligible for the award of contracts by any State or Federal agency. The name, address, telephone number, fax number, and email address of the contact person for this RFP. The address shall be one in which the major overnight delivery services will deliver. The name, address, telephone number, fax number and email address of the contact person to serve as a point of contact for day-to-day operations. Subcontractor information to include name of company, address, telephone number and contact name, if applicable. Disclosure of Violation of Statutes Pursuant to KRS 45A.485, contractors are required to reveal determinations of violation of certain statutes incurred within the last five (5) years and be in continuous compliance with those statutes during the contract. Where applicable, the vendor is required to complete and submit Report of Prior Violations of Tax and Employment Laws. Kentucky Tax Registration Application Revenue Form 10A100, Kentucky Tax Registration Application effective July 2008, is a form to be completed by any person or entity wishing to contract with the Commonwealth to provide goods or services subject to sales and use tax pursuant to KRS 139.200. The form is located at this web-link as Attachment 5: In accordance with administrative regulation 200 KAR 5:390, this form has to be completed and submitted, before a contract can be awarded. Section 2 of the regulation also “Failure to submit the required documentation or to remain registered and in compliance with the sales and use tax filing and remittance requirements of KRS 139.540 and KRS 139.550 throughout the duration of the contract shall constitute a material breach of the contract and the contract may be terminated.”
Commonwealth of Kentucky Request for Proposal (RFP) For INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TRAINING RFP 758 1500000003 Release Date: XXXX CLOSING DATE AND TIME: XXXX at 3:30pm EST (See Section 10.9 of this RFP for the Estimated Schedule of RFP Activities) Issued by The Finance and Administration Cabinet On Behalf Of Commonwealth Office of Technology (COT) Commonwealth Buyer: OPS Buyer Buyer Title COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION CABINET Office of Procurement Services New Capitol Annex 702 CAPITOL AVE RM 096 FRANKFORT KY 40601 (502) 564- xxxx Fax: (502) 564-6013 OF CONTENTS Proposal Submission Checklist Section 10 – Introduction and Overview Section 20 – Background and Present System Summary Section 30 – Commonwealth Office of Technology Requirements Section 40 – Procurement Requirements Section 50 – Scope of Work Section 60 – Proposal Submission Section 70 – Proposal Evaluation Section 80 – Negotiations Section 90 – Attachments SECTION 10 – Introduction and Overview
Submission of RFP Response Each qualified offeror shall submit only one (1) proposal. Alternate proposals shall not be allowed. Failure to submit as specified shall result in a proposal. The vendor should complete the "Vendor" box on the face of the solicitation. An authorized representative of the vendor sign where indicated on the face of the solicitation. If the solicitation is not signed the proposal shall be deemed non-responsive. Acknowledgment of Addenda It is the vendor's responsibility to check the web site for any modifications to this solicitation. Vendors are encouraged to acknowledge each addendum by signing and submitting the latest addendum with their response. However, signing the face of the solicitation as indicated above constitutes the vendor’s acknowledgement of and agreement to be bound by the terms of all addenda issued. Failure to specifically acknowledge addenda will not excuse the vendor from adhering to all changes to the requirements of the solicitation set forth therein nor provide justification for any pricing changes. Format of Response A. Proposals shall be submitted in three (3) parts: the Technical Proposal, the Cost Proposal, and the Proprietary Information. The Technical Proposal should include one (1) marked original technical and eleven (11) marked technical thumb/flash drives (in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel or PDF format ONLY). Do not include embedded documents, hyperlinks or hyperlinks to videos. The Cost Proposal should include one (1) marked original cost and eleven (11) marked cost thumb/flash drives (in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel or PDF format ONLY). Do not include embedded documents, hyperlinks or hyperlinks to videos. Any Proprietary Information should include one (1) marked original proprietary and eleven (11) marked proprietary data thumb/flash drives (in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, or PDF format ONLY). Do not include embedded documents, hyperlinks or hyperlinks to videos. *Proposals shall be sealed and submitted to the Commonwealth Buyer by the RFP Closing Date and Time (both are identified on the Cover Page of this RFP). ANY PROPOSAL RECEIVED AFTER THE CLOSING DATE AND
Does the system provide the following views, which can be sorted by all available fields, in addition to the message queues? 1. Map displays (allowing for multiple map windows and zoom settings); 2. Route displays indicating vehicles relative to stops along a route; 3. Vehicle lists of all vehicles active in the system; 4. Operator of all operators logged into the system; 5. Trip of all trips currently active in the system; 6. Incident or event lists (for work assigned to controller or vehicle‐specific) which shows all actions conducted through the CAD/AVL; 7. Summaries of pull‐out/pull‐in status by first/last timepoint, location, block, and depot in separate summaries; 8. Linear headway display (“Bus Spacing” display); and 9. Operator Name, Last Name, and employee ID. Does the system provide interlining information to identify impacts of late pullouts, detours and/or bus‐bridge assignments and notify Controllers of these impacts? Does the system provide customizable route attributes, (e.g., high frequency, interlining routes, etc.) allowing for route prioritization in different classifications? Does the system support the ability to allow Controllers to issue special instructions to operators/vehicles in ad hoc or predefined geographic areas? Is the system capable of operating on a 36-hour clock? Does the system identify vehicles at normal layovers? When an operator indicates vehicle is in layover status?
Is the DVR able to receive from the VLU GPS location and time/date information, for recording with date? Is the VLU able to store DVR alarms and service status received from the DVR? Is he VLU able to provide a discrete video ‘tagging’ signal to the DVR when a PRTT or emergency alarm is generated by the operator? Automatic Passenger Counters QUESTION RESPONSE Is the Contractor able to integrate the existing onboard APC equipment with the MAR via Ethernet to enable the existing APC central software to complete bulk data uploads of APC data from the existing APC equipment via the garage WLAN? Transit Signal Priority QUESTION RESPONSE Is the Contractor capable of installing the interface between the VLU and the TSP emitter via a J1708 cable or Ethernet including firmware or updates needed to the TSP emitter? Is the VLU able to activate and deactivate a third party TSP emitter device using a J1708 connection? Is the VLU able to activate and deactivate the TSP emitter on schedule or headway adherence, on a command from the central systems, or by pre-defined trigger points set in the GIS data?
Q What is the CMS Final Rule and why do I keep hearing about it? A The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is the federal entity that funds Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) through the HCBS 1915(c) Waivers. In Maryland, some waiver services people may receive include Day Habilitation, Supported Employment, Residential or Personal Supports. On January 10, 2014 CMS published what was called . One of the focuses of the Final Rule is Home and Community-Based Settings Requirements. It establishes requirements about the qualities that a setting must have in order to be funded under the HCBS 1915 (c) waiver. For people receiving services in non-residential settings (i.e. Day Services, Employment Services) the settings must have the following qualities: “The setting is integrated in and supports full access of individuals receiving Medicaid HCBS to the greater community, including opportunities to seek employment and work in competitive integrated settings, engage in community life, control personal resources, and receive services in the community, to the same degree of access as individuals not receiving Medicaid HCBS. 42 CFR 441.301(c)(4)(i)/441.710(a)(1)(i)/441.530(a)(1)(i)” The setting must not have the effect of isolating a person with only other people with disabilities and paid staff, and must provide regular and meaningful access to integrated community settings. For more in-depth descriptions of settings that have the quality of meeting the Final Rule: to further resources: Q Will our setting comply with the Final Rule if it is open to the public and community members spend time there? A The act of opening up a setting to the public in for it to be more inclusive is known as ‘reverse integration’. CMS has been clear that
Hot Mix Asphalt PASIN Implementation Plan Project Name and Number: ____________ Submitted by: Date: ___2009 Organization Name Hot Mix Asphalt Implementation Plan Contractor Submitted by and date PASIN Team Approved by and Date
Project Schedule Project letting date Notice to Proceed Date Completion Date Start of … (widening, etc.) +_ working days from NTP Date Start of … (build-up, leveling, etc.) + _working days Start of …(binder, wearing, etc.) +_working days Total number of days + _working days Implementation Plan (Example) Action Item Responsibility Timeframe from NTP Date Submit Quality Manager’s name for approval Contractor Review and approve Quality Manager PASIN Team Review PASIN Quality Manual Quality Manager Kick-Off Meeting to meet with PASIN Team (to discuss Plan, etc.) Quality Manager & PASIN Team Develop “Hot Mix Asphalt Implementation Plan”. Person or Team with Quality Manager as Facilitator (with PASIN Team support)
accessing the alleged SC14100707 S 135.2(1) Criminal Code Cth Obtaining Financial Advantage Crimes Act 1914 s20AB Community Service Order of 175 hours with Conviction Crimes Act 1914 s21B Reparation $25,266.49 Between 21 September 2011 and 19 February 2014, the Defendant received Single Parenting Payments and Newstart Allowance that they were not entitled to as the Defendant repeatedly under declared their income. DC14100092 S135.2(1) Criminal Code Cth Obtaining Financial Advantage Crimes Act 1914 s20(1)(b) Conditional Release Order Upon entering into a recognisance in the sum of $1000 on the condition the offender is of good behaviour for 2 years. Crimes Act 1914 s21B Reparation Order for the sum of $11,676.13 During 27 February 2012 – the 17 December 2012, the Defendant received Single Parenting Payment. As a result of failing to advise Department of Human Services of their income, the Defendant received benefits that they were not entitled to. QC14100548 S 135.2(1) Criminal Code Cth Obtaining Financial Advantage Crimes Act 1914 s19B Discharge Without Conviction To be of good behaviour for 2 years. Between 28 June 2010 – 28 May 2012, the Defendant misrepresented their circumstances to Department of Human Services and as a result, obtained social security benefits which they were not entitled to. The Defendants income was high enough to disentitle them from any benefits resulting in an overpayment of $12,418.10 SC14100704 S 132.2(1) Criminal Code Cth Robbery Crimes Act 1914 s 20AB Home Detention maximum 9 months to be released after 6 months upon entering into recognizance. Between 2011 and 2012, the Defendant received Newstart allowances that they were not entitled to as a result of declaring their income. This resulted in an
overpayment of $9,778.21. AC14100169 S 135.2(1) Criminal Code Cth Obtaining Financial Advantage Yet to be sentenced Between 2011 and 2016, the Defendant intermittently received benefits that they were not entitled to. This was as a result of under declaring their income as obligated to whilst receiving Sickness Allowance and Newstart Allowance. This resulted in an overpayment of $24,539.34. PC14100245 S 135.2(1) Criminal Code Cth Obtaining Financial Advantage Crimes Act 1914 s20(1)(b) Conditional Release Order Good behaviour 18 months Reparation Order pursuant to the Crimes Act 1914 s21B $36,222.25 The Defendant failed to notify the Department of Human Services of a change of circumstances. This resulted in an overpayment of Parenting Payment Single.
A2-2 Instrumentation Used in Support of the Geomechanical Monitoring System Instrument Type Features Parameter Measured Range Borehole Extensometer The extensometer provides for monitoring the deformation parallel to the borehole axis. Units suitable for up to 5 measurements anchors in addition to the reference head. Maximum borehole depths shall be 50 feet. Cumulative Deformation 0-2 inches Borehole Television Camera Closed circuit television may be used for monitoring areas otherwise inaccessible, such as boreholes or shafts. Image N/A Convergence Points and Tape Extensometers Mechanically anchored eyebolts to which a portable tape extensometer is attached. Cumulative Deformation 2-50 feet Convergence Meters Includes wire and meters. Mounted on rigid plates anchored to the rock surface. Cumulative Deformation 2-50 feet Inclinometers Both vertical and horizontal inclinometers are used. Traversing type of system in which a probe is moved periodically through casing located in the borehole whose inclination is being measured. Cumulative Deformation 0-30 degrees Rock Bolt Load Cells Spool type units suitable for use with rock bolts. Tensile stress is inferred from strain gauges mounted on the surface of the spool. Load 0-300 kips Earth Pressure Cells Installed between concrete keys and rock. Preferred type is a hydraulic pressure plate connected to a vibrating wire transmitter. Lithostatic Pressure 0-1000 psi Piezometer Pressure Transducers Located in shafts and of robust design and construction. Periodic checks on operability required. Fluid Pressure 0-500 psi Strain Gauges Installed within the concrete shaft key. Suitably sealed for the environment. Two types and embedded. Cumulative Deformation 0-3000 µin/in (embedded) 0-2500 µin/in (surface)
(This page intentionally blank) Table A4-1 Waste Isolation Pilot Plant Site Design Designation Traffic Parameters a Traffic Parameter Access Road (No. of Vehicles, unless otherwise stated) South Access Road (No. of Vehicles, unless otherwise stated) On-Site Waste Haul Roads Contact-Handled and Remote-Handled Package Traffic) Average Daily Traffic (ADT)b 800 800 8 Design Hourly Volume (DHV)c 144 144 NA g Hourly Volume (Max. at Shift Change) 250 250 NA Distribution (D)d 67% 67% NA Trucks (T)e 2% 2% 100% Design Speed h ,i 70 mph (113 kph) 60 mph (97 kph) 25 mph (40 kph) Control of Access f None None Full a For WIPP personnel and TRU mixed waste shipments only. b ADT—Estimated number of vehicles traveling in both directions per day. c DHV—A two-way traffic count with directional distribution. d D—The percentage of DHV in the predominant direction of travel. e T—The percentage of ADT comprised of trucks (excluding light delivery trucks).
Product A and Product D - as a combination Field Data Entry Guidelines Example Select from the drop down list the State or Territory in which the product is available. This should be consistent with the risk equalisation jurisdiction for APRA reporting with the exception of NSW/ACT. It is recognised that NSW and ACT products must be identically priced and packaged and therefore much of the information provided will be identical (e.g. product code, product name, 2017 monthly premium). However, some information will be different depending upon whether the policyholders reside in NSW or ACT (e.g. total number of people covered by this product). Each State/Territory must be recorded separately (i.e. if the same product is available in multiple states do not record in the same row as NSW/ACT/VIC but in individual rows). Drop down list: NSW ACT NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA Product Code in full the unique product identification code for the product, exactly as generated in the Standard Information Statement by privatehealth.gov.au (i.e. do not truncate by omitting insurer identifier component of code). This includes products that are closed, or have zero policies, or zero people. AAA/H9/Z0000T Product Name Enter the product name. If the name is duplicated across products, do not leave any rows blank, but instead enter the identical name for each product. As far as possible, this should be consistent with the information recorded in the Standard Information Statement for the product. Where the product name will be changing, enter the recent name rather than the proposed new name. Gold Extras Cover Product Status Select from the drop down list whether the product is open (available for purchase) or closed (not available for purchase by new members) as at 30 September 2016. Drop down list: Open Closed Corporate Product Statement Enter the corporate product statement. This should be consistent with the information recorded in the Standard Information Statement for the product with that particular unique product identification code. If the product is not a corporate product then leave blank. Employees/Members of organisations with arrangements with health insurer OR Employees/Members of [insert company/organisation name] OR Blank Product Type Select from the drop down list the product type. Do not use values that are not in the drop down list. Drop down list: Hospital = Hospital treatment only General = General treatment only Combined = Combined Hospital and General Treatment Ambulance = AmbulanceOnly
foffset ≥ 20 MHz -25 1 MHz Licence Schedule 2 Core Conditions (cont) Spurious emission limits 10. The licensee must ensure that radiocommunications devices operated under this licence do not exceed the spurious emission limits in Core Conditions 11 and 12. 11. For radiocommunications transmitters operated under this licence, the spurious emission limits in Table 7 apply at frequencies outside the 3390-3610 MHz frequency band. Table 7: Radiocommunications transmitter spurious emission limits Frequency range (f) Mean power (dBm) Specified Bandwidth 9 kHz ≤ f < 150 kHz -36 1 kHz 150 kHz ≤ f < 30 MHz -36 10 kHz 30 MHz ≤ f < 1 GHz -36 100 kHz 1 GHz ≤ f < 12.75 GHz -30 1 MHz 12. For radiocommunications receivers operated under this licence, the spurious emission limits in Table 8 apply at frequencies outside the 3390-3610 MHz frequency band. Table 8: Radiocommunications receiver spurious emission limits Frequency range (f) Radiated mean power (dBm EIRP) Specified Bandwidth 30 MHz ≤ f < 1 GHz -57 100 kHz 1 GHz ≤ f < 12.75 GHz -47 1 MHz Emission limits outside the geographic areas 13. Core Conditions 14 to 16 apply in relation to those areas that are outside the geographic areas set out in Part 2 of Licence Schedule 1. 14. Where a written agreement specifying the maximum permitted level of radio emission for areas described in Core Condition 13 exists between: (a) the licensee; and (b) all the affected licensees of frequency-adjacent licences and area-adjacent licences;
Template A – Products Product information must be supplied for all products, regardless of whether a change in premium is sought. Common oversights to be aware of when compiling the application include: not including all products – information should be provided for all products, even if some products have the same price (i.e. information must be provided for couple policies even if they are priced the same as family policies and information has already been included for family policies); inclusion of Overseas Visitors Health Cover products – this information should not be included; only include information about complying health insurance products; creation of new categories or terminology as a for drop down list – this should not occur; only select from the options allowed for from the drop down lists required; not including the full Standard Information Statement (SIS) product code – enter the full product code as per the SIS and do not truncate by omitting the insurer identifier component; and entering the same Standard Information Statement product code for different products – each insured group should have its own unique code. The examples provided are hypothetical and not necessarily intended to be realistic. Field Data Entry Guidelines Example Insurer Name Do not any information as this is an automated field. Aussie Aussie Aussie Health Insurance Pty Ltd
COUNTY BOROUGH OF BLAENAU GWENT REPORT TO: THE LEADER AND MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORT SUBJECT: LEISURE SERVICES DIVISION – REVISION OF CHARGES 2014/2015 REPORT AUTHOR: MARTIN HENRY / DAVID WATKINS LEAD OFFICER/ DEPARTMENT HEAD OF EDUCATION TRANSFORMATION AND PERFORMANCE Summary Report 1.0 PURPOSE OF REPORT The purpose of the report is to outline to the Executive, the proposed revision of charges for the Leisure Services Division for the financial year 2014/2015. 2.0 LINK TO CORPORATE STRATEGIES The proposals link to the following corporate strategies, which are; Sport and Active Living Strategy Play Strategy Cultural Strategy Heritage Strategy Tourism Strategy Marketing Plan 3.0 SUMMARY/PROPOSALS The proposals within the report will ensure that a standardised and equitable fees/charging policy, where possible, is adopted across all of the Leisure Services Division. The charges proposed within this report, will also assist the Leisure Services Division in achieving its aims and objectives.
ATTACHMENT B Summary of Reports: Report Frequency Performance Standard Tax Invoice for Administration Fees monthly Within 5th business day of following month Packaging Arrangements Employer Report monthly year end Within 14 days of end of month Within 14 days of year end Payroll Requests a) Deduction b) refund on termination as required as required within 14 days of advice Reconciliation Reports Participants (Employers will receive a summary of Participants' reconciliations): a) on termination b) on reasonable request of Employers or the Participant Within 14 days of advice Within 21 days 5. Employer And Participant Salary Packaging reconciliation Report (includes FBT reconciliation) To include: Employees identification, and last names, FBT contributions, Quarterly annually within 5 days of end of quarter within 21 days of end of year
Commerce of all complaints received from Participants and employers, and advice relating to those complaints. 9. Report on small balances written off annually by 14 April 10. Report of participants who haven't submitted odometer readings and action taken to address same quarterly Within 14 days of end of quarter Tolerance 5% first 3 quarters - 0% final quarter
ATTACHMENT B WIN JOB CENTER PC COUNTS WIN Job Center Locations Location Address Number of PCs Phase I Phase II Delta Batesville 103-16 Woodland Road P.O. Box 1511 Batesville, MS 0 13 Clarksdale 236 Sharkey Ave., 3rd floor Federal Building P.O. Box 640 Clarksdale, MS 38614 0 15 Cleveland 119 N. Commerce Ave. P.O. Box 1750 Cleveland, MS 38732 0 14 Indianola 226 N. Martin Luther King Drive P.O. Box 963 Indianola, MS 38751 0 10 Greenville Delta Plaza Shopping Center 800 Martin Luther King Blvd., Suite C54 P.O. Box 5279 Greenville, MS 38704 0 23 Greenwood 812 W. Park Ave. P.O. Box 554 Greenwood, MS 38935 0 19 Lexington 303 Yazoo Street Lexington, MS 39095 0 3 Total: 0 97 Mississippi Partnership Southaven 7320 Highway 51 N P.O. Box 186 Southaven, MS 38671 0 24 Corinth 2759 S. Harper Road Corinth, MS 38834 0 11 Oxford 204 Colonnade Cove, Suite 1 Oxford, MS 38655 0 7 Grenada 1229-A Sunset Grenada, MS 38901 0 12 New Albany 301 North St. New Albany, MS 38652 0 1 Belden 3200 Adams Farm Road, Suite 4 Belden, MS 38826 0 15 Iuka 1107 Maria Lane Iuka, MS 38852 7 2 Pontotoc 182 Highway 15 N Pontotoc, MS 38863 0 1 Houston 210 S. Monroe St. Houston, MS 38851 0 1 1619 Highland Drive P.O. Box 415 Amory, MS 38821 3 3 West Point 1899 East TVA Rd West Point, MS 39773 0 0
Mayhew 8731 Frontage Rd Mayhew, MS 39753 0 0 Louisville 600 N. Court Ave., Suite B Louisville, MS 39339 0 5 Total: 10 82 Southcentral Mississippi Canton 152 Watford Parkway Drive P.O. Box 450 Canton, MS 39046 0 12 Vicksburg 1625 Monroe Street Vicksburg, MS 39180 0 14 Jackson 5959 I-55 N, Frontage Road, Suite C Jackson, MS 39213 0 25 Pearl 212 Saint Paul St. Pearl, MS 0 17 Mendenhall 150 W. Court Ave. Mendenhall, MS 39114-3550 5 2 Brookhaven 545 Brookway Blvd. P.O. Box 790 Brookhaven, MS 39602 0 13 McComb 1002 Warren Krout Road P.O. Box 1306 McComb, MS 39648 3 6 Tylertown 200 Ball Ave., Courthouse Tylertown, MS 39667 3 2 Natchez 107 Colonel John Pitchford Parkway P.O. Box 810 Natchez, MS 39121 0 11 Total: 11 102 Twin Districts Carthage 202 C.O. Brooks St. Carthage, MS 39051 0 7 Philadelphia 1016 Saxon Airport Road Philadelphia, MS 39350 0 2 Forest 536 Deer Field Drive Forest, MS 39074 0 12 Newton 107 Adams St. Newton, MS 39345 2 2 Meridian 2000 Highway 19 N Meridian, MS 0 25 Laurel 2139 Highway 15 N, Suite D Laurel, MS 39440 0 17 Columbia 1111 Highway 98 Columbia, MS 39429 5 6 Hattiesburg 1911 Arcadia Street Hattiesburg, MS 39401 0 18 Picayune 2005 Wildwood Road Picayune, MS 39466 0 16 Bay St. Louis 856 Hwy 90 Suite D Bay St Louis, MS 39520 4 1 Gulfport 10162 Southpark Drive P.O. Box 2849 Gulfport, MS 39505 0 28
Biloxi 2306 Pass Road P.O. Box 4647 Biloxi, MS 39535 0 0 Pascagoula 1604 Denny Ave. P.O. Box 1058 Pascagoula, MS 39568 0 22 Total: 11 156
The map display shall automatically update the display when new mapping, schedule, stop or spatial data becomes available to the CAD/AVL software. The CAD/AVL software shall be capable of tracking the last known location and direction of powered down GPS enabled devices. The controller shall be able to center a map view on a vehicle, or track a vehicle by: 1. Selecting the vehicle on the map display 2. Entering the block, vehicle, operator ID, or route 3. Selecting the vehicle from a list of vehicles 4. Selecting a message from the 5. Selecting the operator from a list of operators 6. Selecting the block from a list of blocks Controllers shall be able to center a map view by entering a specific intersection and/or address or by clicking a location. Controllers have the ability to create, delete and change map views specific to their log‐on profile. The system shall include a function that allows for the identification of supervisor, and support vehicles and GPS enabled Security mobile and portable radios closest to an individual vehicle selected by the controller, and shall include the type and ID of the support vehicles or the portable radio. The controller be able to review on the map display in a separate window the chronological sequence of reported locations for a specified GPS enabled device over a specified time period.
7. Display of maps and turn‐by‐turn directions; 8. Access to paddle (i.e. block schedule) information; 9. Ability to display incident/message queues; 10. Access to Trip Planning Data (this may be accomplished by providing Street Supervisors with Internet access to the AC Transit web site); and 11. Ability to receive messages sent between buses and OCC. Messages shall be AC Transit configurable by line(s) or geographic area. The RDA shall provide street supervisors with the same voice call capabilities on the DTRS. voice call setup time for the RDA shall be the same as for controllers. The RDA shall contain a color map‐based display with functionality to provide the following views: 1. Area‐wide display showing all routes, vehicles and GPS enabled devices within a zone or other geographic area. 2. “Rubber band” display showing a user‐selectable area. 3. Service display that allows the ability to select some or all of AC Transit’s Fixed Route vehicles and non‐revenue vehicles. 4. Route display showing a specific transit route and all vehicles currently on the route. 5. Vehicle display to show the location of a specific vehicle on the map, and automatically track the vehicle (refreshing the map) as it moves.
relationship that, in the sole discretion of PG&E, amounts to the same right to develop property as provided in examples (1) or (2) above, between the Participant and another entity that has the right to sell, lease, or grant the right to possess or occupy the site for such a purpose. Please note that these site control requirements may differ from those required in the interconnection process to achieve a deemed complete status. Experience A minimum level of developer experience is required for participation in this solicitation. Specifically, the Participant and/or a member of Participant’s project development team must have either completed or begun construction of at least one other project of similar technology and capacity. PG&E considers a project to have begun construction if the developer has issued a full notice to proceed to its EPC contractor. Commercialized Technology The Participant must show that the Project employs technology currently in use at a minimum of two operating facilities of similar capacity worldwide. Commencement of Commercial Operation Deadline must commercial operation within months of of the associated PPA, subject to a sixmonth extension for the specific reasons described in the PPA. Sellers can a request for this extension by providing a notice 60 days prior to the guaranteed commercial operation date. Sellers that cannot place the Project into commercial operation by this deadline will be in default under the PPA.
Online Collaboration 3.7.1 List the various types of presentation tools available – i.e. Application sharing, desktop sharing, white-boarding, web tours, slide pushing etc.? Response: 3.7.2 Can you preview the individual PowerPoint slides prior to displaying them? Can your service support PowerPoint animations and transitions? Response: 3.7.3 Can your service support multiple presenters? How can the meeting organizer retain control over the meeting? Can a participant be promoted to ‘presenter’ status in the midst of a live session? Response: 3.7.4 What participant tools are available? Do you have annotation tools – colors, pens, shapes, highlighting? Can users share and exchange documents and files? Response: 3.7.5 Can participants ‘chat’ with one another? Can the chat be conducted in private or in groups? Response: 3.7.6 Do you offer audio streaming? Response: