The document summarizes Hawaii's Electronic Bench Warrant (eBW) system. It was developed to address a backlog of over 70,000 bench warrants due to lack of personnel serving warrants. The eBW system provides law enforcement online access to traffic warrant data and images 24/7 through a centralized searchable database. This has helped double the number of warrants served and people arrested during sweeps. Future plans include adding additional law enforcement agencies and criminal warrants to the eBW system.
This document is a Request for Proposal (RFP) issued by Union Bank of India seeking proposals from qualified service providers to conduct Information Systems (IS) audits of the Bank's various IT systems and applications.
The key details are:
- The RFP provides details of the Bank's IT infrastructure including core banking systems, data centers, networks, security systems, outsourced activities etc.
- The scope of work for the selected bidder includes conducting IS audits, application audits, vulnerability assessment, penetration testing and making recommendations.
- The RFP specifies eligibility criteria for bidders, timelines, commercial terms and the response format required in the proposals.
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This document provides information on Riskpro India, which offers risk management, compliance, and audit services. It summarizes Riskpro's background, mission, value proposition, differentiators, network presence, commitment to clients, and fees. Riskpro has offices in major Indian cities and over 200 cumulative years of experience among its professionals. It aims to provide integrated risk management solutions and be the preferred GRC provider for mid-large clients. Key differentiators include its focus on risk management and ability to take on large, complex projects. Resumes of key team members are also included, demonstrating experience with international firms and across various industries.
Practical approach to Risk Based Internal AuditManoj Agarwal
The document provides an overview of risk based internal auditing. It discusses key concepts like the definition of risk, COSO ERM framework, three lines of defense model, definition of internal audit, and risk based internal audit approach. The approach involves identifying the audit universe and processes, risk identification and assessment, risk scoring and heat mapping, developing the risk based internal audit plan, and executing the plan. Various tools for risk based auditing like the audit tracker, audit report templates, and resources are also outlined.
The document summarizes a market feasibility analysis for restoring passenger rail service between New York City and the Berkshire region of Massachusetts. It finds that private operation without public subsidies is feasible, estimating 2 million passenger trips annually. Initial capital costs would require public-private funding. Benefits would include increased economic activity, jobs, tourism, and tax revenues, while reducing traffic and environmental impacts.
This document provides a summary of vacant land and growth capacity analyses for New Jersey municipalities. It includes tables displaying data on total vacant acres, buildable vacant acres, allocation results, and dwelling unit and non-residential space buildout capacities for each municipality based on analyses conducted by Rutgers University, the National Center for Neighborhood and Brownfields Redevelopment, Econsult Corporation, and other consultants. The analyses were conducted to support the revision and adoption of New Jersey's third round affordable housing rules by the Council on Affordable Housing.
The candidate expresses support for several measures and policies aimed at improving public safety, governance, and infrastructure in Oakland. They agree that increasing funding for police and expanding programs like Operation Ceasefire and Measure Z are priorities. The candidate also supports adopting best practices from other cities to address budgeting, crime reduction, and street maintenance. However, they have reservations about some recommendations requiring additional funding sources or liability concerns to be addressed first. Overall, the candidate believes transparency, accountability, and data-driven approaches are needed to reverse challenges facing the city.
The document summarizes Hawaii's Electronic Bench Warrant (eBW) system. It was developed to address a backlog of over 70,000 bench warrants due to lack of personnel serving warrants. The eBW system provides law enforcement online access to traffic warrant data and images 24/7 through a centralized searchable database. This has helped double the number of warrants served and people arrested during sweeps. Future plans include adding additional law enforcement agencies and criminal warrants to the eBW system.
This document is a Request for Proposal (RFP) issued by Union Bank of India seeking proposals from qualified service providers to conduct Information Systems (IS) audits of the Bank's various IT systems and applications.
The key details are:
- The RFP provides details of the Bank's IT infrastructure including core banking systems, data centers, networks, security systems, outsourced activities etc.
- The scope of work for the selected bidder includes conducting IS audits, application audits, vulnerability assessment, penetration testing and making recommendations.
- The RFP specifies eligibility criteria for bidders, timelines, commercial terms and the response format required in the proposals.
Proposal risk based internal audit 2013Nidhi Gupta
This document provides information on Riskpro India, which offers risk management, compliance, and audit services. It summarizes Riskpro's background, mission, value proposition, differentiators, network presence, commitment to clients, and fees. Riskpro has offices in major Indian cities and over 200 cumulative years of experience among its professionals. It aims to provide integrated risk management solutions and be the preferred GRC provider for mid-large clients. Key differentiators include its focus on risk management and ability to take on large, complex projects. Resumes of key team members are also included, demonstrating experience with international firms and across various industries.
Practical approach to Risk Based Internal AuditManoj Agarwal
The document provides an overview of risk based internal auditing. It discusses key concepts like the definition of risk, COSO ERM framework, three lines of defense model, definition of internal audit, and risk based internal audit approach. The approach involves identifying the audit universe and processes, risk identification and assessment, risk scoring and heat mapping, developing the risk based internal audit plan, and executing the plan. Various tools for risk based auditing like the audit tracker, audit report templates, and resources are also outlined.
The document summarizes a market feasibility analysis for restoring passenger rail service between New York City and the Berkshire region of Massachusetts. It finds that private operation without public subsidies is feasible, estimating 2 million passenger trips annually. Initial capital costs would require public-private funding. Benefits would include increased economic activity, jobs, tourism, and tax revenues, while reducing traffic and environmental impacts.
This document provides a summary of vacant land and growth capacity analyses for New Jersey municipalities. It includes tables displaying data on total vacant acres, buildable vacant acres, allocation results, and dwelling unit and non-residential space buildout capacities for each municipality based on analyses conducted by Rutgers University, the National Center for Neighborhood and Brownfields Redevelopment, Econsult Corporation, and other consultants. The analyses were conducted to support the revision and adoption of New Jersey's third round affordable housing rules by the Council on Affordable Housing.
The candidate expresses support for several measures and policies aimed at improving public safety, governance, and infrastructure in Oakland. They agree that increasing funding for police and expanding programs like Operation Ceasefire and Measure Z are priorities. The candidate also supports adopting best practices from other cities to address budgeting, crime reduction, and street maintenance. However, they have reservations about some recommendations requiring additional funding sources or liability concerns to be addressed first. Overall, the candidate believes transparency, accountability, and data-driven approaches are needed to reverse challenges facing the city.
This document provides an overview and outline for an ESP 179 Winter 2013 course on population and housing, public services, and utilities. It discusses upcoming guest lectures and assignments. For population and housing, it covers census data, regional government projections, and housing elements. For public services, it discusses evaluating impacts to fire protection, police, schools, parks, and other services. For utilities, it addresses evaluating impacts to sewer/stormwater, water supply, landfills, and solid waste recycling requirements.
The document discusses issues facing the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities (CHRO), including a significant reduction in staff over the past few years from around 125 staff in the late 1980s to around 80 staff currently. This has led to long delays in processing discrimination complaints, with many complaints taking over a year to investigate versus the statutory maximum of 370 days. Several pieces of legislation have attempted to address problems at the CHRO around high dismissal rates of complaints during initial reviews, low rates of findings of reasonable cause, and long processing times for complaints.
Shereda Nosakhare supports several measures on the November ballot related to public safety, ethics, and redistricting. She agrees with increasing the police force to 900 officers within 4 years and making it the top priority. To improve OPD morale and reduce attrition, she believes the department needs support from city administration and council. While progress has been made under federal oversight, she will support the police chief and work to end court supervision. Nosakhare supports allocating funds from Measure BB to repair streets and wants to explore bonds to fix deteriorating infrastructure. Overall, she is committed to implementing recommendations from past public safety plans and believes metrics and accountability can improve city services over time.
Charles Williams would vote no on all ballot measures and plans to maintain around 700 police officers by raising taxes. To address attrition and low morale, he would require biannual stress tests for officers and establish wellness programs. He believes the federal monitor does not understand the challenges faced by OPD and wants to challenge the court mandate with evidence. Infrastructure improvements would be funded through a property tax increase and requiring developers to fix curbs and walkways.
David Barnes has over 35 years of experience in various roles within the highway industry, including as an insurance claims investigator, operational hub team leader, highway inspector, contract manager, and company director. He has strong skills in engineering, customer service, finance, IT, and personnel management. Barnes holds qualifications from Spencer Park Comprehensive School and North East Surrey College and is accredited under the New Road and Street Works Act as a supervisor and holds CSCS and IOSH certifications.
Customer Insight is a research and intelligence service that provides the Output Area Classification (OAC), a geodemographic classification that segments small geographic areas in the UK based on Census data. The OAC classification system divides areas into groups based on characteristics of residents. Customer Insight also provides local data estimates modeled from national surveys and interactive tools for analyzing and visualizing OAC classifications to better understand communities.
The document is a candidate questionnaire for a City Council position. It contains 11 questions asking the candidate about their positions on various ballot measures, public safety plans, addressing OPD attrition and the federal monitor, infrastructure funding shortfalls, Operation Ceasefire expansion, implementing recommendations from a past public safety report, learning from other cities, and supporting various policies around a rainy day fund, polling residents, a police resource study, and a public safety plan.
The document discusses infrastructure and its role in economic growth and development. It defines infrastructure and provides examples of what it includes at both a general and local site level. It also discusses the costs associated with infrastructure projects and provides examples of what £10 million could fund. The document advocates for local authorities to take a leading role in developing site-specific infrastructure to enable control and quicker resolution of issues. It poses questions for discussion around planning, infrastructure challenges, and funding/cash flow opportunities and challenges.
The document summarizes the results of the second annual planning survey conducted by GL Hearn. Some key findings include:
- Applicants' dissatisfaction with the time and cost of the planning process remains high, though it has decreased slightly from the previous year.
- There is a divergence of views between applicants and local planning authorities (LPAs) on how quickly LPAs process applications.
- Special measures introduced to improve LPA performance are viewed more positively by applicants than LPAs.
- Partnerships between applicants and LPAs need improvement, as perspectives on how effectively they work together differ greatly.
The survey highlights ongoing issues with planning reforms not significantly reducing time or costs as intended, and the need for applicants
1) The document is the 2013-2014 annual report of the New Jersey courts. It provides an overview of initiatives and programs implemented by the New Jersey Judiciary over the past year as well as ongoing challenges.
2) New programs included a statewide survey of court users, a guardianship monitoring initiative, recommendations from a criminal justice reform committee, and reports from working groups on business litigation and expedited civil actions.
3) The Judiciary continues to face challenges such as a case processing backlog, increased drug court enrollment, rising foreclosure cases, need for additional IT funding, and issues related to "sovereign citizens."
public serviceenterprise group Investor 11/06/08finance20
PSE&G is scheduling additional public workshops in December for residents of Sussex, Warren, and Morris Counties to discuss next steps for the Susquehanna-Roseland power line project. PSE&G plans to file an application with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) in December to obtain approval to construct the new 500,000-volt power line. The workshops will provide information on the project design and engineering and the BPU review and approval process. PSE&G will also meet individually with affected municipalities and property owners to address concerns before filing the application.
Construction Contracts Act (WA) - the past, present and futureResolution Institute
Ian Munns and Daniel Kearney explained the continuing role of the Construction Contracts Act within the new Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety.
Annual Plan for Fiscal Year 2014 Presentation - ManhattanNYCHA Nyc-Housing
The document summarizes the New York City Housing Authority's (NYCHA) FY 2013 Annual Plan roundtable meeting held on June 7, 2012. The roundtable discussed several topics:
1. Proposed changes to NYCHA's admissions policies including prioritizing transfers over new applicants and developing an online application system.
2. NYCHA's historical underfunding trends and initiatives to address budget shortfalls such as proposed rent increases and pursuing rental assistance programs.
3. NYCHA's $423 million capital plan for rehabilitation projects and sources of funding including bonds.
4. Efforts to improve safety including strengthening relationships with NYPD and increasing security measures.
5. Enforcing the federal requirement for
The document provides a summary of data and analysis on short-term rentals in San Francisco. It finds that the average host has lived in SF for 20 years and in their current unit for 11 years. The zip codes with the highest percentages of short-term rental units are 94110, 94114, and 94103, while 94105, 94132, and 94134 have the lowest. Legislation passed in July 2015 allows up to 75 nights of rentals per year when the host is present and 90 nights when absent. The data provides insight into who hosts are and how regulations have changed.
- The document summarizes the findings of GL Hearn's 2014 Annual Planning Survey on planning reform in the UK and Manchester.
- While construction activity and approval rates have increased since 2012, the time taken for planning applications has not improved and remains around 6 months on average.
- Stakeholders generally agree that the planning system still has significant problems and major changes are needed to increase housing delivery to meet demands. Faster and more consistent decision making by local authorities could help address these issues.
- Further reforms were announced but monitoring of local authority performance and potential consequences may incentivize faster approvals over comprehensive planning. Additional review of prior recommendations could help streamline the major application process.
The document summarizes a strategic economic development action plan project kickoff meeting for the Town of Reading. It discusses the project goal of producing an action plan focused on four priority development areas to support local housing and economic goals. An agenda, scope, process, and overview of upcoming market analyses were presented. The market analyses will estimate development potential for each site to inform zoning and strategies.
Medical Service Professional OrdinanceTom Rothmann
The document is a public hearing notice for a proposed zoning code amendment in Los Angeles to categorize low-intensity medical uses as Medical Service Professional Offices. It announces a public hearing to obtain testimony on the proposed changes. The proposed ordinance would allow Medical Service Professional Offices in certain residential zones, clarify their parking requirements, and remove an obsolete use term.
Streamlined Permitting for Renewable Energy Transmissiondlbelin
This document summarizes strategies for streamlining the permitting process for renewable energy transmission projects. It discusses the intersection of transmission line permitting with environmental laws at both the state and federal level. Tips are provided for expediting permitting, including early coordination with agencies, developing a complete application, public engagement, and analyzing adequate project alternatives. Completing pre-filing activities and getting all stakeholders involved early are emphasized as ways to facilitate review and receive feedback to help projects move through the process more quickly.
In 2003, over 1 million learners entered Grade 1 in South Africa. By 2014, only 49% of that cohort wrote their matric exams, and only 36% passed. Approximately 200,000 learners entered university, but only around 5% of the original Grade 1 cohort from 2003, or 50,000 learners, are estimated to complete their degrees within the standard time period. Educational performance in South Africa is a major issue, as the country is not seeing strong learning outcomes despite resource investments. A new, student-focused approach is proposed that adapts proven learning models and delivers them nationally to potentially improve academic performance overnight for two grades. Support is requested for this new approach through the South African Study Skills Institute.
This document provides an overview and outline for an ESP 179 Winter 2013 course on population and housing, public services, and utilities. It discusses upcoming guest lectures and assignments. For population and housing, it covers census data, regional government projections, and housing elements. For public services, it discusses evaluating impacts to fire protection, police, schools, parks, and other services. For utilities, it addresses evaluating impacts to sewer/stormwater, water supply, landfills, and solid waste recycling requirements.
The document discusses issues facing the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities (CHRO), including a significant reduction in staff over the past few years from around 125 staff in the late 1980s to around 80 staff currently. This has led to long delays in processing discrimination complaints, with many complaints taking over a year to investigate versus the statutory maximum of 370 days. Several pieces of legislation have attempted to address problems at the CHRO around high dismissal rates of complaints during initial reviews, low rates of findings of reasonable cause, and long processing times for complaints.
Shereda Nosakhare supports several measures on the November ballot related to public safety, ethics, and redistricting. She agrees with increasing the police force to 900 officers within 4 years and making it the top priority. To improve OPD morale and reduce attrition, she believes the department needs support from city administration and council. While progress has been made under federal oversight, she will support the police chief and work to end court supervision. Nosakhare supports allocating funds from Measure BB to repair streets and wants to explore bonds to fix deteriorating infrastructure. Overall, she is committed to implementing recommendations from past public safety plans and believes metrics and accountability can improve city services over time.
Charles Williams would vote no on all ballot measures and plans to maintain around 700 police officers by raising taxes. To address attrition and low morale, he would require biannual stress tests for officers and establish wellness programs. He believes the federal monitor does not understand the challenges faced by OPD and wants to challenge the court mandate with evidence. Infrastructure improvements would be funded through a property tax increase and requiring developers to fix curbs and walkways.
David Barnes has over 35 years of experience in various roles within the highway industry, including as an insurance claims investigator, operational hub team leader, highway inspector, contract manager, and company director. He has strong skills in engineering, customer service, finance, IT, and personnel management. Barnes holds qualifications from Spencer Park Comprehensive School and North East Surrey College and is accredited under the New Road and Street Works Act as a supervisor and holds CSCS and IOSH certifications.
Customer Insight is a research and intelligence service that provides the Output Area Classification (OAC), a geodemographic classification that segments small geographic areas in the UK based on Census data. The OAC classification system divides areas into groups based on characteristics of residents. Customer Insight also provides local data estimates modeled from national surveys and interactive tools for analyzing and visualizing OAC classifications to better understand communities.
The document is a candidate questionnaire for a City Council position. It contains 11 questions asking the candidate about their positions on various ballot measures, public safety plans, addressing OPD attrition and the federal monitor, infrastructure funding shortfalls, Operation Ceasefire expansion, implementing recommendations from a past public safety report, learning from other cities, and supporting various policies around a rainy day fund, polling residents, a police resource study, and a public safety plan.
The document discusses infrastructure and its role in economic growth and development. It defines infrastructure and provides examples of what it includes at both a general and local site level. It also discusses the costs associated with infrastructure projects and provides examples of what £10 million could fund. The document advocates for local authorities to take a leading role in developing site-specific infrastructure to enable control and quicker resolution of issues. It poses questions for discussion around planning, infrastructure challenges, and funding/cash flow opportunities and challenges.
The document summarizes the results of the second annual planning survey conducted by GL Hearn. Some key findings include:
- Applicants' dissatisfaction with the time and cost of the planning process remains high, though it has decreased slightly from the previous year.
- There is a divergence of views between applicants and local planning authorities (LPAs) on how quickly LPAs process applications.
- Special measures introduced to improve LPA performance are viewed more positively by applicants than LPAs.
- Partnerships between applicants and LPAs need improvement, as perspectives on how effectively they work together differ greatly.
The survey highlights ongoing issues with planning reforms not significantly reducing time or costs as intended, and the need for applicants
1) The document is the 2013-2014 annual report of the New Jersey courts. It provides an overview of initiatives and programs implemented by the New Jersey Judiciary over the past year as well as ongoing challenges.
2) New programs included a statewide survey of court users, a guardianship monitoring initiative, recommendations from a criminal justice reform committee, and reports from working groups on business litigation and expedited civil actions.
3) The Judiciary continues to face challenges such as a case processing backlog, increased drug court enrollment, rising foreclosure cases, need for additional IT funding, and issues related to "sovereign citizens."
public serviceenterprise group Investor 11/06/08finance20
PSE&G is scheduling additional public workshops in December for residents of Sussex, Warren, and Morris Counties to discuss next steps for the Susquehanna-Roseland power line project. PSE&G plans to file an application with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) in December to obtain approval to construct the new 500,000-volt power line. The workshops will provide information on the project design and engineering and the BPU review and approval process. PSE&G will also meet individually with affected municipalities and property owners to address concerns before filing the application.
Construction Contracts Act (WA) - the past, present and futureResolution Institute
Ian Munns and Daniel Kearney explained the continuing role of the Construction Contracts Act within the new Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety.
Annual Plan for Fiscal Year 2014 Presentation - ManhattanNYCHA Nyc-Housing
The document summarizes the New York City Housing Authority's (NYCHA) FY 2013 Annual Plan roundtable meeting held on June 7, 2012. The roundtable discussed several topics:
1. Proposed changes to NYCHA's admissions policies including prioritizing transfers over new applicants and developing an online application system.
2. NYCHA's historical underfunding trends and initiatives to address budget shortfalls such as proposed rent increases and pursuing rental assistance programs.
3. NYCHA's $423 million capital plan for rehabilitation projects and sources of funding including bonds.
4. Efforts to improve safety including strengthening relationships with NYPD and increasing security measures.
5. Enforcing the federal requirement for
The document provides a summary of data and analysis on short-term rentals in San Francisco. It finds that the average host has lived in SF for 20 years and in their current unit for 11 years. The zip codes with the highest percentages of short-term rental units are 94110, 94114, and 94103, while 94105, 94132, and 94134 have the lowest. Legislation passed in July 2015 allows up to 75 nights of rentals per year when the host is present and 90 nights when absent. The data provides insight into who hosts are and how regulations have changed.
- The document summarizes the findings of GL Hearn's 2014 Annual Planning Survey on planning reform in the UK and Manchester.
- While construction activity and approval rates have increased since 2012, the time taken for planning applications has not improved and remains around 6 months on average.
- Stakeholders generally agree that the planning system still has significant problems and major changes are needed to increase housing delivery to meet demands. Faster and more consistent decision making by local authorities could help address these issues.
- Further reforms were announced but monitoring of local authority performance and potential consequences may incentivize faster approvals over comprehensive planning. Additional review of prior recommendations could help streamline the major application process.
The document summarizes a strategic economic development action plan project kickoff meeting for the Town of Reading. It discusses the project goal of producing an action plan focused on four priority development areas to support local housing and economic goals. An agenda, scope, process, and overview of upcoming market analyses were presented. The market analyses will estimate development potential for each site to inform zoning and strategies.
Medical Service Professional OrdinanceTom Rothmann
The document is a public hearing notice for a proposed zoning code amendment in Los Angeles to categorize low-intensity medical uses as Medical Service Professional Offices. It announces a public hearing to obtain testimony on the proposed changes. The proposed ordinance would allow Medical Service Professional Offices in certain residential zones, clarify their parking requirements, and remove an obsolete use term.
Streamlined Permitting for Renewable Energy Transmissiondlbelin
This document summarizes strategies for streamlining the permitting process for renewable energy transmission projects. It discusses the intersection of transmission line permitting with environmental laws at both the state and federal level. Tips are provided for expediting permitting, including early coordination with agencies, developing a complete application, public engagement, and analyzing adequate project alternatives. Completing pre-filing activities and getting all stakeholders involved early are emphasized as ways to facilitate review and receive feedback to help projects move through the process more quickly.
In 2003, over 1 million learners entered Grade 1 in South Africa. By 2014, only 49% of that cohort wrote their matric exams, and only 36% passed. Approximately 200,000 learners entered university, but only around 5% of the original Grade 1 cohort from 2003, or 50,000 learners, are estimated to complete their degrees within the standard time period. Educational performance in South Africa is a major issue, as the country is not seeing strong learning outcomes despite resource investments. A new, student-focused approach is proposed that adapts proven learning models and delivers them nationally to potentially improve academic performance overnight for two grades. Support is requested for this new approach through the South African Study Skills Institute.
This document outlines a pilot program to deliver study skills training to schools in the Uthungulu District of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The program will teach proven study techniques like the Cornell Notes and SQ5R methods to help reduce dropout rates and improve academic performance. Baseline student skills will be assessed before training begins. Academic performance data will be collected to evaluate the program's impact. Successful results from this pilot could lead to a scalable digital program to deliver study skills training throughout South Africa.
Brennan Williams provides a self-assessment of his skills, values, work preferences, and contributions. He enjoys improving processes, problem solving, engaging with people, and communicating. His values include developing others and entrepreneurship. He prefers autonomous work for NGOs/SMMEs that is fast-paced, innovative, and involves change. He works best with enterprising, investigative, and open-minded people. His contributions include team spirit, precise delivery, analysis, and empathy.
The document discusses various strategies for influencing buying decisions and being prepared to do so at the right place and time. It outlines three of Michael Porter's generic strategies for gaining a competitive advantage: cost leadership, differentiation, and focus. It then discusses using a strategy clock framework to evaluate positioning based on perceived product/service benefit and price. The key is to choose a strategy that matches your unique capabilities and creates a distinct position in the minds of customers. Your operational and strategic positions should support your stated goals.
A call for support of an innovative initiative aiming to change the educational output of South Africa's failing educational structures through a simple proven and effective application. Why did no one think of this before?
The document summarizes research conducted on student perceptions of the Faculty of Commerce, Administration and Law at the University of Zululand. Key findings from a 2011 student survey are presented in a table showing responses to 24 questions. Most students responded favorably, agreeing that the quality of teaching is good, they are getting value for money, and staff are helpful. However, some issues were identified regarding availability of computers and quality of libraries. The research will help the Law Review Committee understand student views as they work to transform the law program in line with the university's goals of student-centeredness and becoming a university of choice.
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The fashion industry is dynamic and ever-changing, continuously sculpted by trailblazing visionaries who challenge norms and redefine beauty. This document delves into the profiles of some of the most iconic fashion personalities whose impact has left a lasting impression on the industry. From timeless designers to modern-day influencers, each individual has uniquely woven their thread into the rich fabric of fashion history, contributing to its ongoing evolution.
During the budget session of 2024-25, the finance minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, introduced the “solar Rooftop scheme,” also known as “PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana.” It is a subsidy offered to those who wish to put up solar panels in their homes using domestic power systems. Additionally, adopting photovoltaic technology at home allows you to lower your monthly electricity expenses. Today in this blog we will talk all about what is the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana. How does it work? Who is eligible for this yojana and all the other things related to this scheme?
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Law audit
1. AUDIT PROPOSAL
KZN & FS audit of the Civil Regional Courts
A study of the regional implementation of the Jurisdiction of
Regional Courts Amendment Act 31 of 2008.
Change Analysis Consultant – Brennan Williams
4. Expected Success Requirements
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Court Registrar appointments
Regional Magistrate appointments
Magistrate exposure to Civil Litigation
Adequate support personnel
Operational resource allocation
It may be expected that recommendations will fall
primarily into the areas above. Such assumption does not
however limit the scope of findings that may occur.
New business opportunities, such as training delivery,
may present potential income streams for consideration.
5. FIVE KEY RESEARCH AREAS
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Utilisation
Accessibility
Professional perceptions
Effect on function
Performance analysis
The Terms of Reference document contains
further details to each specific area of research.
7. STAKEHOLDER
REGIONAL MAGISTRATES
ATTORNEYS & ADVOCATES
LEGAL AID
COURT MANAGERS
COURT REGISTRARS
COURT PERSONNEL
ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL
LITIGANTS
GENERAL PUBLIC
INFORMAL TRIBUNALS
STREET COMMITTEES
COMMUNITY COURTS
VILLAGE COURTS
NGOs
MUNICIPALITIES
SURVEY
INTERVIEW
FOCUS GROUP
11. BUDGET
SALARIES
R 675,000
R 1,000,000
R 100,000
MONTHLY TRANSPORT
ACCOMODATION
SUNDRIES
FLIGHTS
CONSULTING FEE
OFFICE
R 88,000
SETUP
R 25,000
R 950,000
R 150,000
R 135,000
R 160,000
UNIZULU
TOTAL PROJECT ESTIMATE - R 3 283 000
12. ADDITIONAL OUTPUT POTENTIAL
All goal points mentioned in the Terms of Reference are achieved.
Further exploration of potential new income streams for the Department /School of Law is
also identified at an early stage and included for study in the research programme allowing
avenues for further development.
Contact building and networking possibilities for academics, students and alumni of the
Law Department
Job creation
Political influence
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Meeting the strategic goals of the institution
Direct contribution to national development