Mark Smith: Policing mental health and suicide risk in BTPCSSaunders
Presentation by Mark Smith, Head of Suicide Prevention and Mental Health, British Transport Police at the Police Foundation's conference 'Policing and protecting vulnerable people' 5 November 2015.
Independent supervisory authority, was established in 2004 and it is located in Brussels (Belgium).
It is responsible for:
Ensuring the application of data protection rules within EU Institutions and bodies
Investigating complaints
Monitoring the processing of personal data by the EU institutions
Advising on policies and legislation that affect privacy
Cooperating with similar authorities to ensure consistent data protection
Darbinieku nosūtīšana strādāt uz citām ES dalībvalstīm kļūst arvien biežāka.2016.gada sākumā Valsts darba inspekcija iesaistījās starptautiskā projektā ar mērķi uzlabot sadarbību nosūtīto darbinieku jomā starp arodbiedrībām un valsts institūcijām.
Valsts darba inspekcijas pārstāvja Raivja Bušmaņa prezentācija
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Mark Smith: Policing mental health and suicide risk in BTPCSSaunders
Presentation by Mark Smith, Head of Suicide Prevention and Mental Health, British Transport Police at the Police Foundation's conference 'Policing and protecting vulnerable people' 5 November 2015.
Independent supervisory authority, was established in 2004 and it is located in Brussels (Belgium).
It is responsible for:
Ensuring the application of data protection rules within EU Institutions and bodies
Investigating complaints
Monitoring the processing of personal data by the EU institutions
Advising on policies and legislation that affect privacy
Cooperating with similar authorities to ensure consistent data protection
Darbinieku nosūtīšana strādāt uz citām ES dalībvalstīm kļūst arvien biežāka.2016.gada sākumā Valsts darba inspekcija iesaistījās starptautiskā projektā ar mērķi uzlabot sadarbību nosūtīto darbinieku jomā starp arodbiedrībām un valsts institūcijām.
Valsts darba inspekcijas pārstāvja Raivja Bušmaņa prezentācija
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Convocatoria Premios Simbiosis 2014, un concurso en el que se crean la mejores piezas creativas y efectivas. Agencia madrina: RCN Inhouse V.P. Comercilal
Encontro promovido pelo ZWIA SP com Richard Anthony -
Presidente da Zero Waste International Alliance e Rodrigo Sabatini - Presidente do Instituto Lixo Zero Brasil
KUBA Ka creates pop, hip-hop and rap music and has made numerous dance hits in the USA and Europe. Popular songs like, “Physical Attraction,” “Streets of Freedom,” “Combat,” “Come to America,” and “Moonboy” are just some of the hot singles in his body of work.
A Importância da Utilização de CRM em Software-HousesEmerson Schenatto
Quanto a utilização de CRM ajuda da fidelização e lealdade de seus clientes? Veja formas de categorizar seus clientes e informações relevantes que devem ser armazenadas no CRM
Event organised by Parliament's Outreach Service in partnership with the British Deaf Association. How Parliament works and to have a say on topics that matter.
The vision of GEOLAND is to establish a learning path for the Higher Education students and their professors so that they are able to apply their geospatial analysis knowledge in in decision-making for landscape management, planning and protection of NATURA 2000 sites across Europe.
GEOLAND provides the opportunity to students, citizens and stakeholders to become interested in the definition and implementation of landscape policies and to play an active part in setting sustainability indicators of desirable landscape quality objectives (Landscape Quality Objectives/LQO).
This is a ;policy briefing on Europe, the Paliament, European Commission and Council of Europe
As part of our Norfolk Annual VCSE Conference, Nikki Luke, Senior Education and Engagement Officer for the East of England, will be delivering a politically neutral session on the opportunities for engaging with and influencing Parliament to ensure the voices of those we support are heard.
2. Parliament’s Outreach Service
• A service from the
Houses of Parliament
• Politically neutral
• Aim is to increase
knowledge and
engagement with work
and processes of
Parliament
• Can come to groups and
explain how to engage
with Parliament
5. Parliament
• comprises House of
Commons, House of Lords
and Monarch
• holds Government to
account
• passes laws
General election
Government
• some MPs and some
Peers, chosen by the Prime
Minister
• runs Government
Departments and public
services
6. Make up of the House of Commons
State of the Parties - May 2015
Conservative
Labour
SNP
DUP
Liberal Democrat
Sinn Fein
Plaid Cymru
SDLP
Ulster Unionist
UKIP
Green
Speaker
Independent
7. Queen’s Speech
• Read the Queen’s Speech online in Hansard
• Watch the Queen’s Speech on www.parliamentlive.tv
9. Pre-legislative scrutiny
• Draft Bills or draft clauses of
a bill
• Mainly looked into by House
of Commons Select
Committees but can be Joint
Committees or House of
Lords Committees
• Investigatory powers likely
to be a draft Bill
• Draft Wales Bill is due soon
11. Passage of a bill
Bill starting in the
House of
Commons
Bill starting in the
House of Lords
House of Commons
House of CommonsHouse of Lords
House of Lords
Royal Assent
Royal Assent
13. Commons: how to get involved
When to contact an MP about a Bill:
• Second reading
• Public Bill Committee – find out who chairs the
committee
• Report Stage
Where to find information online:
• Bills - http://services.parliament.uk/bills/
• Find an MP - www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-
offices/mps/
14. Lords: how to get involved
When to contact a Peer about a Bill:
• Second reading
• Committee stage
• Report Stage
• Third reading
Where to find information online:
• Speakers list - www.lordswhips.org.uk/todays-lists
• Bills - http://services.parliament.uk/bills/
• Find a Peer - www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-
offices/lords/
15. Post-legislative scrutiny
• A relatively new thing
• Ad hoc Committees as well
as Select Committees in
both Houses
• Memoranda issued from
Government Departments
• The Equalities Act 2010 and
disability committee House
of Lords – taking evidence
• http://www.parliament.uk/business/comm
ittees/committees-a-z/lords-
select/equality-act-2010-and-disability/
16. House of Commons Library
• The House of Commons Library
briefings cover all major pieces of
legislation, other major policy areas,
topical issues, statistics and FAQs
• Legislation briefings are also on the
Bills pages
• Our blog includes regular analysis
from our specialists
http://commonslibraryblog.com/
• Key issues for the new Parliament
available in the foyer
http://www.parliament.uk/commons-library
@commonslibrary
19. Your next steps...
• Watch, read or attend a debate on a bill
• Use http://services.parliament.uk/bills/ to find information
on specific bills (e.g. Library briefing papers or amendment
papers)
• Use www.parliament.uk to research MPs and Peers with an
interest in your issue
• Write to an interested MP or Peer about your issue
• Read the advice on submitting evidence to Public Bill
Committees
• Submit evidence to a Public Bill Committee
20. Where can I get information?
• www.parliament.uk @UKParliament
• Commons Information Office
020 7219 4272
@HouseofCommons hcinfo@parliament.uk
• Lords Information Office
020 7219 3107
@UKHouseofLords hlinfo@parliament.uk
• Parliament’s Outreach Service
020 7219 1650
@UKParlOutreach outreach@parliament.uk