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Chapter food person;
Consumers can be considered change agents in the move towards a healthier and more sustainable food system, but they still need to be supported to make healthy and sustainable food choices. While communication and awareness-raising campaigns are important, they are unlikely to be effective on their own. Many factors play a role in daily food choices, through interactions between food, people and the wider physical and psycho-social context. At the individual consumer level, motives and values related to health are generally different from those underlying sustainability, with health being a stronger driver. There is also a relatively low level of knowledge and awareness of the environmental impact of foods in the community, with only a small consumer segment actively involved in making choices based on this factor. At the same time, making healthy and sustainable food choices should not compromise important food qualities: price, taste and convenience, which are current barriers for some consumers. Given the interwoven factors influencing food choices and behaviours, a holistic approach is needed. Both upstream and downstream actions at the individual, community and macro level are essential to create an enabling environment for people to make healthy and more sustainable food choices
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A hardware/software communications channel connects two parallel and heterogeneous entities, hardware and software. The design of such a channel introduces several interesting and challenging problems in computer design, and this chapter describes the underlying ideas of the solution. The first of these is synchronization, the structured interaction of parallel and independent entities. A second important discussion in this chapter is performance analysis of hardware/software communication links. This leads to the distinction of computation-constrained systems from communication-constrained systems. The final discussion is the distinction between loosely-coupled and tightly-coupled hardware-software interfaces.
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Jon Katzenbach and Douglas Smith, in The Wisdom of Teams, specifically advise choosing people for their skills, rather than for their personalities. For an industrial production team, this may well be sound advice, but community work requires a different mindset. Personality, both as it relates to team "fit" and to the contact of team members with others in the organization and in the community, is in fact extremely important.
So much of the success of community work relies on relationships -- with participants, with colleagues, with officials, with the community at large -- that personality and personal style cannot be ignored here.
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Impromptu speaking is the presentation of a short message without advance preparation. Impromptu speeches often occur when someone is asked to “say a few words” or give a toast on a special occasion. You have probably done impromptu speaking many times in informal, conversational settings. Self-introductions in group settings are examples of impromptu speaking: “Hi, my name is Steve, and I’m a volunteer with the Homes for the Brave program.” Another example of impromptu speaking occurs when you answer a question such as, “What did you think of the documentary?”
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Local Government Act 1976
Local Government 1
LAWS OF MALAYSIA
REPRINT
Act 171
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
ACT 1976
Incorporating all amendments up to 1 January 2006 PUBLISHED BY
THE COMMISSIONER OF LAW REVISION, MALAYSIA
UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE REVISION OF LAWS ACT 1968 IN COLLABORATION WITH MALAYAN LAW JOURNAL SDN BHD AND PERCETAKAN NASIONAL MALAYSIA BHD
2006
2 Laws of Malaysia ACT 171
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1976
Date of Royal Assent ... ... ... ... 18 March 1976 Date of publication in the Gazette ... ... 25 March 1976 PREVIOUS REPRINTS
First Reprint ... ... ... ... ... 1998
Second Reprint ... ... ... ... ... 2001
Local Government 3
LAWS OF MALAYSIA
Act 171
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1976
ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS
PART I
PRELIMINARY
Section
1. Short title, application and commencement
2. Interpretation PART II
ADMINISTRATION OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES
3. Declaration and determination of status of local authority areas
4. Change of name and status, and alteration of boundaries
5. Merger of two or more local authorities
6. Succession of rights, liabilities and obligations
7. Extension of this Act to non-local authority areas
8. Administration of local authority areas
9. Power of State Authority to issue directions
10. Councillors
11. Declaration by Councillor before assuming office
12. Councillors exempt from service as assessors or jurors
13. Local authorities to be corporations
14. Common seal
15. Provisions relating to local government elections ceasing to have effect 4 Laws of Malaysia ACT 171
PART III
OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES
Section
16. List of offices
17. Power of local authority to provide for discipline, etc., of its officers
18. Superannuation or Provident Fund PART IV
CONDUCT OF BUSINESS
19. Local authority office
20. Ordinary meetings
21. Special meetings
22. Notice of meetings
23. Meetings of local authority to be public
24. Quorum
25. Chairman of meetings
26. Vote of majority decisive
27. Minutes to be kept of all proceedings
28. Appointment of Committees
29. Standing orders for regulating proceedings of local authorities
30. Extraordinary powers in case of emergency
31. Validity of acts of local authority officers
32. Authentication and execution of documents
33. Exemption of Councillors, etc., from personal liability
34. Disability of Councillors for voting on account of interests in contracts, etc.
35. Restriction
36. Contracts
37. Mode of executing contracts exceeding ten thousand ringgit
38. Employees not to be interested in contracts PART V
GENERAL FINANCIAL PROVISIONS
39. Revenue of the local authority
40. Local Authority Fund Local Government 5
Section
41. Power of local authority to raise loans
42. Power of local authority to issue mortgages or debenture stock and to make regulations in respect thereof
43. Notice of trust, charge or other interest not receivable
44. Securities to be trust investment
45. Remedies for default
46. Borrowing powers for special purposes
47. Loans by Government
48. Loans to be first charge on revenue and assets
49. Advances by way of overdraft
50. Sinking fund
51. State Authority may give directions as regards sinking fund
52. Renewal and insurance funds PART VI
ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT
53. Accounts to be kept
54. Financial year
55. Annual estimates to be passed and approved
56. Supplementary estimates
57. No expenditure to be incurred unless included in the estimates
58. Virement
59. Form of estimates
60. Audit of accounts
61. Power to take evidence
62. Remuneration of auditor PART VII
PUBLIC PLACES
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63. Control of public place, etc.
64. Power to make new public places, etc., and enlarge them
65. Power temporarily to close public places
66. Power to erect public buildings in open public places
67. Conditions and restrictions in regard to closure of street, etc.
68. Naming of public places, etc. 6 Laws of Malaysia ACT 171
PART VIII
POLLUTION OF STREAMS
Section
69. Committing nuisance in streams, etc.
70. Pollution of streams with trade refuse, etc.
71. Local authority may recover for work done PART IX
FOOD, MARKETS, SANITATION AND NUISANCES
72. Powers
73. By-laws
74. Filthy house, etc.
75. Power to enter and cleanse houses or buildings
76. Destruction of rats and mice
77. Closing and demolition, etc., of insanitary dwellings
78. Overcrowding of houses
79. When house to be deemed "overcrowded"
80. Nuisances to be abated
81. Nuisances liable to be dealt with summarily under this Act
82. Notice requiring abatement of nuisance
83. Order for demolition of house unfit for habitation
84. Power to proceed where cause of nuisance arises outside local authority area
PART X
FIRE SERVICES
85?93. (Deleted)
PART XI
BURIAL PLACES, CREMATORIA AND EXHUMATION
94. Local authority may provide burial grounds and crematoria and issue licences for the same
95. Penalty for unlawful burials
96. Power to close burial grounds and crematoria
97. Exhumation of corpses Local Government 7
Section
98. Power to make by-laws
99. Keeping of registers
100. Non-application of other written laws PART XII
FURTHER POWERS OF LOCAL AUTHORITY
101. Further powers of local authority PART XIII
BY-LAWS
102. General power to make by-laws 102A. By-law, etc., may prescribe fees and charges
103. By-laws to be confirmed by State Authority
104. Penalties for breaches of by-laws
105. Power to demand monetary deposits from applicants for permits
106. Publication of by-law, rule or regulation in the Gazette constitutes notice
PART XIV
MISCELLANEOUS
107. Licences
108. Notices, etc.
109. Default in compliance with notice or order
110. Power to enter premises
111. Officer may demand names and addresses
112. Penalty for obstructing Councillor and others
113. Recovery of expenses
114. Expenses and costs payable by owners
115. Recovery of expenses or costs from persons in default
116. Recovery of charges for local authority services 8 Laws of Malaysia ACT 171
Section
117. Recovery by instalments
118. Compensation, damages and costs to be determined by courts of competent jurisdiction
119. General penalty
120. Local authority may direct prosecution
121. Power of arrest
122. Books of local authority to be prima facie evidence of sums due
123. Liability for acts and omissions
124. Public Authorities Protection Act 1948
125. Protection of Councillors, officers and employees from personal liability
126. Officers to be public servants PART XV
RATING AND VALUATION
127. Power to impose rates
128. Further rates
129. Division of area and holding for rating purposes
130. Basis of assessment of rate
131. (Deleted)
132. Drainage rate
133. Duration of rate
134. Exemption from rates
135. Exemption or reduction of rate
136. Minimum rate payable
137. Preparation of Valuation List
138. Designation if name of owner unknown
139. Joint or separate valuation
140. Returns may be required
141. Notice of new Valuation List to be published
142. Objections
143. Confirmation of new Valuation List
144. Amendments to Valuation List
145. Appeals
146. Rates to be first charge
147. Proceedings in default Local Government 9
Section
148. Proceedings for recovery of an arrear
149. Sale of property attached
150. Application of proceeds of sale
151. Attachment and sale of holding
152. Recovery of costs
153. Power to stop sale
154. Objection to attachment
155. Recovery of rates paid by occupier
156. Arrear may be sued as debt
157. Evidence of rates
158. Assessment, etc., not to be impeached for want of form
159. Liability of owner on subdivision or amalgamation of holdings
160. Notice of transfer of rateable holdings
161. Notice of new buildings
162. Refund on unoccupied buildings
163. Provision for rating buildings on State or reserved land
164. Saving PART XVI
SPECIAL PROVISIONS
165. Transfers of functions
166. Repeal FIRST SCHEDULE
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