...Sunflower Movement, which was an Anti-Globalization Movement represented a sophisticated understanding movement of globalization from the university students of Taiwan. Between March 18 to April 10, 2014, hundreds of university students and other protestors occupied the chamber of parliament of Taiwan (Legislative Yuan). On March 17, day before the occupation began, the legislature's Internal Affairs Committee was about to begin a three day debate on the Cross-Strait Services Trade Agreement (CSSTA). However, the CSSTA chairman, Chang Ching-Chung, and a member of Taiwan's governing party of the KMT (Kuomintang), had abandoned and bypassed the committee's review and moved straight forward for legislative approval. The opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) immediately objected strongly on the floor of the chamber once they recognized the action of the Chairman. On March 18, around three hundred students gathered outside of the Legislative Yuan building, protesting to the Ma Ying-Jeou's government for mishandling the CSSTA. They expressed their frustration by the hasty review of the CSSTA, and demanding an article-by-article review of the trade agreement before moving it to the legislative floor. Finally, the government agreed to postpone the adoption of CSSTA and allowed the Internal Affairs Committee reviews all cross-strait agreement before passing for approval. Students waited until all cross-strait agreements had passed before they disbanded from the parliament building. ...
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...The Montague-Chelmsford Reforms of 1919 had brought a large scale discontentment among the people of India. The Non-Cooperation Movement launched by Gandhi had fanned the fire of this discontentment. In order to give some concession to Indians in the field of administration, the Government of India Act, 1935 was designed on the basis of the recommendation of Simon Commission. It envisaged an administrative set-up for India such as: 1. A Federal government would be established in India with the inclusion of the native States. 2. Diarchy introduced by the Act. Of 1919 should be abolished from the State and established in the Centre. 3. The provinces would be given complete autonomy and the administrative subjects divided into three lists i.e. Federal List that included the subjects assigned to the Central Government; the Provincial List that consisted of all the subjects under the sole jurisdiction of the provinces and finally, the Concurrent List upon whose subjects both the Centre and Provinces would exercise their combined authority. 4. A Federal Court was established at the Centre. Besides these main provisions, it also contained the provisions of the formation of the provinces of Sindh and Orissa, separate and communal electorate system with reduction of the qualification of voters; separation of Burma and Aden from India and so on. Accordingly, the Home Government in England was reformed. The Indian Council was abolished and a few advisers varying from...
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... 10. Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries 11. Bureau of Statistics 12. Office of the Controller and Chief Auditor 13. Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Labour 14. Ministry of Education, Sports and Culture 15. Ministry of Police and Prisons 16. Office of the Electoral Commission 17. Legislative Assembly 18. Ministry of Health 19. Office of the Attorney General 20. Public Service Commission 21. Ombudsman’s Office b) Estimates of Payments for Ministries and Departments for year ended 30th June 2012 Estimate % 1. Ministry of Education, Sports & Culture 2. Ministry of Works, Transport & Infrastructure 3. Ministry of Health 4. Ministry of Finance 5. Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment 6. Ministry of Police & Prisons 7. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade 8. Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Labour 9. Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries 10. Ministry of Women, Community and Social Development 11. Ministry of Revenue 12. Ministry of Justice and Courts Administration 13. Ministry of the Prime Minister 14. Ministry of Communication and Information Technology 15. Legislative Assembly 16. Office of the Attorney General 17. Bureau of Statistics 18. Public Service Commission 19. Office of the Controller and Chief Auditor 20. Office of the Electoral Commissioner 21. Ombudsman’s...
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...The Morant Bay Rebellion Causes of the Morant Bay Rebellion 1. The American Civil War – 1861 increase the cost of American food and clothing in Jamaica 2. Reduced wages due to the fall in sugar prices, when Cuba began sending sugar to Britain instead of US 3. Droughts in 1862 and 1863 that ruined small farmers’ provision and their export crops 4. Severe punishment from magistrates and vestries for those who trespassed on abandoned estates or stole food 5. Lack of markets for small farmers 6. Unsympathetic attitude of governor- felt black hardships was because of their unwillingness to work regularly on estates 7. Poor social and economic conditions 8. Leaders such as Bogle helped to create a feeling of independence and resistance to the island’s plantocracy 9. Limited franchise, which excluded the majority of peasants from actively participating in the government 10. Unavailability of land - The passing of laws which returned former idle lands to plantation owners. At the time the lands were being farmed by the peasants. Also rejection of petition for Crown lands Consequences of the Rebellion 1. End of representative system of government and the rise of Crown Colony 2. Terrible reprisal against the rebels- executions, burning of houses, floggings. The execution of Bogle and Gordon. They were perceived as the main instigators of the rebellion. 3. Dismissal of Governor Eyre from Colonial...
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...1. Describe the legislative framework for safety? The model Work Health and Safety Regulations set out more detailed requirements to support the duties in the Model Work Health and Safety (WHS) Act. They are model provisions only. To be legally binding they need to be enacted or passed by Parliament in each jurisdiction. Work health and safety laws are state, territory and Commonwealth-based laws. The Work Health and Safety Act 2011 provide a framework to protect the health, safety and welfare of all workers at work. It also protects the health and safety of all other people who might be affected by the work. All workers are protected by the WHS Act. This includes employees, contractors, subcontractors, outworkers, apprentices and trainees, work experience students, volunteers and employers who perform work. The WHS Act also provides protection for the general public so that their health and safety is not placed at risk by work activities. The WHS Act places the primary health and safety duty on a person conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU), who must ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health and safety of workers at the workplace. Duties are also placed on officers of a PCBU, workers and other persons at a workplace. 2. Describe the regulations and code of practice? Some workplace hazards can cause so much injury or disease that specific regulations or codes of practice are needed to control them. These regulations and codes explain the duties...
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...INTRODUCTION State government is a form of government that rules a state in each of 13 states in the federation of Malaysia. It is also the second level of government in Malaysian government hierarchy. Just like federal government, state government too, does adopt the Westminster Parliamentary system from the United Kingdom. It is also further divided into three branches of government bodies or machineries. Namely executive, legislative, and judiciary. These components are the ones that are responsible in governing and administrating the state. As been stated in the Federal Constitution, the state government has certain powers over some matters related to the state that the federal government has no authority over those matters at all. 1 THE ROLES OF STATE GOVERNMENT State government practices the similar system to the federal government. Consists of three bodies, each of them carries different functions and roles towards implementing the state’s policies and serving the people. For example, the executive components of state of Sarawak consists of TYT (Tuan Yang Terutama) or also known as the Governor of Sarawak as the head of state. The role of the Governor is similar to the states that have Sultans. It is mainly ceremonial. The governor has the power to appoint the chief minister and to give consent to dissolve...
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...Jinnah I am glad that I am afforded the opportunity to speak to you directly through this radio from Delhi. It is the first time, I believe, that a non-official has been afforded an opportunity to address the people through the medium of this powerful instrument, direct, to the people on political matters. I hope that in the future I shall have greater facilities to enable me to voice my views and opinions, which will reach directly (to) you, life warm rather than in the cold print of the newspapers. The statement of Government, embodying the plan for the transfer of power to the peoples of India, has already been broadcast and will be released to the press and will be published here and abroad tomorrow morning. It gives the outline of the plan for us to give it our most earnest consideration. We have to examine it coolly, calmly and dispassionately. We must remember that we have to take the most momentous decisions and handle grave issues facing us in the solution of the complex political problem of this great sub-continent inhabited by 400,000,000 people.(Holdningbeabejdende) The world has no parallel of the most onerous and difficult task which His Excellency had to perform. Grave responsibility lies particularly on the shoulders of Indian leaders. Therefore we must galvanise and concentrate all our energies to see that the transfer of power is assisted in a peaceful and orderly manner. I most earnestly appeal to every community and particularly to Moslems in India to maintain...
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...Sheila Marie O. Cuares BSBA- MKTG MGT 3 MARK23 7:30-9:00 TTh Last August 6, 2014, our group was assigned to interview retailers and compradors of meat and poultry in Alcoy and some parts of Dalaguete, Cebu markets regarding the Marketing Research of the USC Business Administration Department about meat and poultry supply from Alegria, Cebu. We were accompanied by Ms. Ivy Jumao-as and Dr. Larry Silapan. We departed from Cebu City 4:30 am going to the south of Cebu. We arrived in Alcoy market around 7am. We expected a tabo in Alcoy but the locals said tabo is every Thursday. There were only 3 meat and poultry retailers in Alcoy that time. We weren’t able to see compradors since all three of them take their products themselves from the suppliers. Most of them get their products from Dalaguete. We conducted an interview with each of the retailers. After Alcoy, we headed to Mantalongon, Dalaguete market. There were only 2 stalls of meat products there. One stall gets their supply from Alegria. People there were so nice and accommodating. They were so kind in answering our questions. Next stop was Dalaguete market. There were 8 retailers of meat and poultry but only one gets the products from Alegria. After the interview, we had lunch and head our way home. It was such a great experience for me since it was my first time to conduct a real and serious research. It wasn’t only learning but also experiencing and having fun. We heard real life stories and experiences from our interviewees...
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...Assessment 5 Question 1 Item | Your Approach | a) List 5 policies/procedures the organisation needs to ensure best practice for separation/termination? | Five policies/procedures the organisation needs to ensure best practice for separation/termination include: * Separation and Termination of Employment Policy: this policy deals with most issues relating to separation and termination some of these issues include: Abandonment of employment, unlawful termination, suspension of employment and stand down, resignation, retirement, dismissal, notice of termination, final pay and entitlements owing. * Performance, Misconduct and Discipline Policy: this policy is designed to ensure that when discipline and termination issues arise employees are treated fairly and equitably. To ensure industrial law standards for termination of employment; this relates to the reason for the dismissal and the manner in which the dismissal is carried out. * Redundancy and Redeployment Policy: this policy deals with the redundancy of the position, options for suitable alternative employment, the notice period the employee will be required to work before the employment ceases and the termination payment that will be paid to the employee. * Exit Interview Policy: this policy stipulates that all employees will be offered or given the option to participate in an exit interview and outlines that all information collected will comply with the federal privacy legislation (11 privacy principles)...
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...enterprise. The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the environment of public administration: the structural environment, the political environment, and the social environment. The structural environment consists of the different sectors that create both synergistic and antagonistic relationships. The political environment consists of the government and legislative processes that both delimit and enable action in public organizations. Finally, the social environment consists of broader forces that are at work that are often ignored or misunderstood. This course will help students become aware of how others impact them and how they impact others. II. STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES: Students completing this course will be able to understand the power and discretion you will have while working in the field of public administration and think about the best ways to use this power to help others. Students will learn to write persuasively through the case study and legislative research papers. Students will also learn to communicate effectively through various in-class negotiation exercises, case study and legislative research presentations, and group presentations. Learning Outcomes 1. Research Paper Extent High...
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...establish credibility, avoid stereotypes, establish policy communicators thinking, appropriate genre, appropriate tone, establish knowledge, perspective, position, and include appropriate word choice. By following these lessons, I have created powerful documents. In my legislative history memo, I identified the problem of the pattern of gun control, that all citizens are affected by the issue. Next, I included specific gun regulations to support my argument. I used headings and bullets to create organization. I established my credibility with research and knowledge of my topic and avoided any stereotypes. I established a policy communicator thinking my being concise and to the point. I created an appropriate genre and tone for the topic at hand. I established the perspective as a concerned citizen and stated my position on the repeat pattern of gun control. Lastly, I included metaphorical language to enhance my overall paper. Furthermore, in my Virginia Handbook policy memo, I established the problem as unclear voter ballot guidelines and voters and politicians are affected by this problem. Next, I included a background of the questioning of the Virginia Handbook guidelines. I used heading to create a clear structure of my memo I avoided stereotypes and established credibility through my research on the issue. I established a policy communicator thinking in listing my alternative solutions. I created an appropriate genre for the problem and set an overall active tone. I established the...
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...Conflicting Federal and State Medical Marijuana Policies: A Threat to Cooperative Federalism Todd Grabarsky* Abstract The legal status of medical marijuana in the United States is something of a paradox. On one hand, federal government has placed a ban on the drug with no exceptions. On the other hand, over one-third of the states have that legalizes the cultivation, distribution, and consumption of the drug for medical purposes. As such, the usage of medical marijuana is an activity that is at the same time proscribed (by the federal government) and encouraged (by state governments through their systems of regulation and taxation). This Article seeks to shed light on this unprecedented nebulous zone of legality in which an activity is both legal and illegal, an issue that one scholar on the subject has deemed “one of the most important federalism disputes in a generation.” The issue has become heightened as two states have legalized marijuana for recreational (non-medical) purposes as a result of recent 2012 Election. This Article examines the issue from a federalism perspective. It begins by arguing that unpredictable enforcement by federal authorities in states that have legalized medical marijuana not only threatens state drug policy, but also the efficacy of federal enforcement. This argument is based on the premise that the federal drug ban exists as a cooperation between the states and the federal government. That the federal government relies on the assistance...
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...HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA/CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Module: Law for Business The assignment covers the following learning outcomes: Outcome 1: Discuss the principles of law relating to the formation and discharge of commercial and consumer contracts * Identify the requirements for a valid contract * Explain the difference between an offer and an invitation to treat Outcome 2: Explain the significance of specialist terms contained in a specimen contract * Assess the validity of contractual clauses contained in a specimen contract * Identify the key Statutory provision for the use of exclusion clauses Outcome 3: * Identify the source and content of key Statutory provisions relating to consumer protection * Assess the effectiveness of specific provisions in relevant Acts * Apply relevant Legislation to the case study, and present findings 1. To: Devindra Subject: Contract Information CC: None Greetings, I’m writing to advise you regarding any legaly bindiing contract made from the advertisemnt of the caravan. A Contract is a transaction which two or more people voluntarily enter together for the transfer of wealth, assets or services. It can be written or it can be oral. Furthermore for a contract to be valid there must be an offer for the proposed item. There are two types of offers, a firm offer which is the indication that someone is seriously prepared to contract to someone such as...
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...GROUP PROJECT Case Study: Initial Public Offering of Ordinary Shares of AirAsia X Berhad Memo COURSE CODE : GSM 5421 COURSE NAME : INVESTMENT ANALYSIS TRIMESTER : 2012/2013 LECTURER : DR. CHEN CHAW MIN DATE OF SUBMISSION : 20 JULY 2013 FOREIGN INVESTORS GROUP MEMBERS: Memo To: Joe Campos, VP of Sales From: Kate Chaplain, Senior Sales Associate Date: April 5, 2013 Subject: Quarterly Review Mr. Campos, Purpose: Air Asia X Berhad Initial Public Offerings (IPO) of Ordinary Shares Road Show was held on the 29th of June 2013. The purpose of this memo is to determine whether we, as large foreign institutional investors should buy or not to buy Air Asia X Berhad IPO shares with fundamental analysis and findings. Besides deciding whether to buy or not to buy, we will justify the reasons underlying our decision that we have come across that we are not buying Air Asia X Berhad IPO shares. Background: Air Asia X is a long-haul, budget airline based in Malaysia. The airline is operated by Air Asia X Sdn. Bhd. It is claimed by the company’s management that they are a leading low-cost, Long-haul airline, operating primarily in the Asia Pacific Region. Also, they believe that they have the lowest unit cost base of any airline in the world. This in turn has enabled them to offer fares that are targeted, on average, to be 30% - 50% lower than FSCs and to stimulate new market demand, whereby passenger volumes between Kuala Lumpur and other destinations they serve...
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...Wilman Martinez Income Tax 1 Dr. Nazik Roufaiel Module 1 Assignment Part 1 March 21, 2014 35. Serena operates a lawn maintenance service in Southern California. As most of her employees are itinerant, they are paid on a day-to-day basis. Because of cash-flow problems, Serena requires her customers to pay cash for the service she provides. a. What are some of the tax problems Serena might have? Serena might have problem keeping track of sales taxes and/or paying FICA and FUTA taxes. b. Asses Serena’s chances of audit by the IRS? Serena will have a great chance of getting audit by IRS because she Receives payment in cash and those transactions are easier to hide. (Hoffman & Smith 2014, p. 1-21) 42. On a federal income tax return filed five years ago, Andy inadvertently omitted a large amount of gross income. a. Andy seeks your advice as to whether the IRS is barred from assessing Additional income tax in the event he is audited. What is your advice? It will depend on how much money was omitted. The IRS is barred as long as the amount omitted was less than 25% of gross income and the tax return is not view as fraudulent. The IRS can only go back three years to access additional tax liability. On the other hand, if it is more than 25% the statue of limitation is increased to 6 years, then the IRS is not barred. (Hoffman & Smith 2014, p. 1-23) I would recommend Andy to fix the mistake....
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