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    The Monday IT Department Staff Meeting Situation: Your boss‚ the IT manager‚ was ready to explode. “Why can’t we get our priorities straight?” he fumed. “Here we go again‚ working on a low-value project‚ just because it’s a favorite of the marketing group. I wish we could get away from departmental politics! I want you to draft a memo that proposes a systems review committee for this company. Explain the advantages‚ but don’t step on anyone’s toes!” 1. Write a draft of the proposal‚ as your boss

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    Tapescript – Role Play in Business Meetings (NF=Nigel Fraser‚ M=Martin‚ J=John‚ E=Eliana‚ D=Denise‚ MK=Markus) N I think we all agree that we need to work a lot better as a team. I’ve got some suggestions for improving our teamwork. I’d like to share them with you and see how you feel about them. OK‚ let’s start with meetings. At the moment we meet once a month. That’s not enough. In future‚ I’d like us all to meet once every two weeks. I would expect everyone to attend‚ and to be on time

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    What Is delegated legislation? • Delegated (or subordinate or subsidiary) legislation refers to those laws made by persons or bodies to whom parliament has delegated law-making authority • Where acts are made by parliament‚ each principal act makes provision for subsidiary legislation to be made‚ and will specify who has the power to do so under that act • Delegated legislation can only exist in relation to an enabling act • Delegated legislation contains the many administrative details

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    Tips for a Good Conference Talk Jennifer Widom‚ May 2005 Here’s some advice I sent to the SIGMOD ’05 conference speakers (I was PC Chair). Some of the points were inspired by a SIGMOD 1995 note-to-speakers from that year’s PC Chair Mike Carey‚ who in turn attributes Marianne Winslett and Catriel Beeri. Plan very carefully what you can cover in the allotted time. You have 25 minutes‚ and a conscientious session chair will ruthlessly cut you off if you attempt to exceed that limit. Design your

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    up meetings Submission details Candidate’s name Phone no. Assessor’s name Phone no. Assessment site Assessment date/s Time/s The Assessment Task is due on the date specified by your assessor. Any variations to this arrangement must be approved in writing by your assessor. Submit this document with any required evidence attached. See specifications below for details. Performance objective Candidates are to demonstrate the skills and knowledge required to review the outcomes of a meeting and

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    Joint Health and Safety Committee MEETING AGENDA FORM (Sample) MEETING AGENDA: Agenda Focus: Workplace Specific Training DATE: ITEM 1. MINUTES OF LAST MEETING June 15 2007 TIME: 10:00 am PLACE: Training Room A APPROX. TIME (MIN) PRESENTER Joe Davis 2. INCOMPLETE PROJECTS 10 mins. – Workplace inspections – Develop WHMIS specific training Abila Brown 10 mins. 3. REGULAR REPORTS – Sandy and Mike will be completing inspections of 2nd‚ 3rd floor of Admin Bldg

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    Pitbull Legislation

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    an auto accident? Well this is precisely the type of logic which has been used to come up with breed specific legislation banning pit-bulls calling them a dangerous breed of dog. These animals are not to blame for the way in which they are bred‚ raised and trained any more than an automobile is responsible for the way it is designed‚ manufactured and driven. We should not allow legislation to pass which outlaws an entire breed of dog due to the actions of a few individual dog owners. The problem

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    Unit 322 Plan and organise Meetings. Outcome 1: Understand the arrangements and actions required for planning and organising meetings. 1 Explain the role of the person planning and organising a meeting. For a meeting to run effectively‚ good planning and preparation are required. This takes a good deal of time. The following has to be considered while planning a meeting: The basic details of the meeting‚ like the type of meeting‚ how much budget is allocated‚ the number of attendees‚ the venue and

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    OWNERS PLC MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF DIRECTORS HELD AT THE GROSVENOR HOTEL‚ VICTORIA ON THURSDAY 14 JUNE 2012 Present: Mr S J Frankham Mr R J Sewell Mr R Glanvill Mr G Smith Mr D F Wise Apologies for Absence: The meeting convened at 9:00 am. 1. The minutes of the previous meeting of 14 March 2012 were read and agreed. 2. The CPO website has been updated and is being monitored by RG in order to implement any improvements that can be made. 3. Following our informal meeting (not minuted) with LBHF

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    Mens Rea and delegated legislation Alexandra StoicaMens rea: the guilty mind of the defendant The difference between s18 and s20 of the Offences against the person act 1861 is the mens rea required. Mens rea must be distinguished from motive. Motive can be relevant in some crimes. Intention: can be direct or indirect (oblique) Direct intention- this occurs where the consequence is the defendant’s aim or purpose. An example is Mohan 1976. The defendants deliberately attacked the victim. The resulting

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