Legal Provisions Regarding Registration of Credit Co-Operative Societies In Current Situation

Co-operation is just one aspect of a broader activity that encourages voluntary associations of people with similar needs - co-operative activity is started, no work is possible without the co-operative principles - seven principles of co-operation - The main objective of the co-operative activity is to help the middle class people - registrar may register or refuse to register such society - Which societies can be registered? - The conditions for registration of a co-operative society depend on the type of society to be registered - When to Refuse Registration? - The Registrar keeps the registration form of all the congregations registered under the Act in the prescribed form – Certificate of registration signed by the Registrar is conclusive proof that the registration of the congregation has been done properly - Conclusion

Automatic Spatial Calibration of Ultra-Low-Field MRI for High-Accuracy Hybrid MEG--MRI

With a hybrid MEG--MRI device that uses the same sensors for both modalities, the co-registration of MRI and MEG data can be replaced by an automatic calibration step. Based on the highly accurate signal model of ultra-low-field (ULF) MRI, we introduce a calibration method that eliminates the error sources of traditional co-registration. The signal model includes complex sensitivity profiles of the superconducting pickup coils. In ULF MRI, the profiles are independent of the sample and therefore well-defined. In the most basic form, the spatial information of the profiles, captured in parallel ULF-MR acquisitions, is used to find the exact coordinate transformation required. We assessed our calibration method by simulations assuming a helmet-shaped pickup-coil-array geometry. Using a carefully constructed objective function and sufficient approximations, even with low-SNR images, sub-voxel and sub-millimeter calibration accuracy was achieved. After the calibration, distortion-free MRI and high spatial accuracy for MEG source localization can be achieved. For an accurate sensor-array geometry, the co-registration and associated errors are eliminated, and the positional error can be reduced to a negligible level.Comment: 11 pages, 8 figures. This work is part of the BREAKBEN project and has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 68686

16th Annual POD Conference: October 25-27, 1991: Registration Information

Letter, by Nancy Diamond and Priscilla Visek, Registration Co-chairs Registration Information Welcome to the 16th Annual POD Conference! POD Conference Highlights Ground Transportation to and from Pittsburgh Airport Registration and Early Arrivals Lakeview Resort Conference Site Essentials Get Involved: Publicize Your Program! Registration Form P.O.D. \u2791 Six pre-conference workshops: Opportunity for added value at the 16th annual conference: Workshop I. Getting started in faculty development Workshop ll. A dialogue on power in college teaching Workshop III. Diehards will be diehards: Modifying communication behaviors in faculty who will continue to lecture Workshop IV. The scholarship of teaching Workshop V. Being the director of a faculty development program: What your predecessor (if there was one) never told you Workshop VI. Course and curriculum design Getting Started in Faculty Development: Tentative Schedul

What\u27s News @ Rhode Island College

Form Computer Tutor assistance group -- 1984 Truman Scholar -- Named president of North Adams State -- Is Veteran of desegregation struggle -- vivid memories of segregated schools -- English dept.\u27s Lynn Swift: Co-edits book on feminist Shakespeare criticism -- Correspondent to speak on Latin American -- Summer session registration deadlines -- \u27Kiss Me Kate\u27 -- Youngest lecturer ever at Wheaton courtesy of RIC -- Calendar of Events --https://digitalcommons.ric.edu/whats_news/1262/thumbnail.jp

An Empirical Study on Fertility Proposals Using Multi-Grained Topic Analysis Methods

Fertility issues are closely related to population security, in 60 years China's population for the first time in a negative growth trend, the change of fertility policy is of great concern to the community. 2023 "two sessions" proposal "suggests that the country in the form of legislation, the birth of the registration of the cancellation of the marriage restriction" This topic was once a hot topic on the Internet, and "unbundling" the relationship between birth registration and marriage has become the focus of social debate. In this paper, we adopt co-occurrence semantic analysis, topic analysis and sentiment analysis to conduct multi-granularity semantic analysis of microblog comments. It is found that the discussion on the proposal of "removing marriage restrictions from birth registration" involves the individual, society and the state at three dimensions, and is detailed into social issues such as personal behaviour, social ethics and law, and national policy, with people's sentiment inclined to be negative in most of the topics. Based on this, eight proposals were made to provide a reference for governmental decision making and to form a reference method for researching public opinion on political issues.Comment: 7 pages, 4 figures, 1 tabl

Transfer -on-Death Securities Registration: A New Title Form

This article is inspired by a new form for registering corporate shares that is now available to certain stockholders of Southwestern Bell Corporation (SBC). Designed to replace stock registrations that make two or more persons appear to be co-owners, the new form, referred to herein as a transfer-on-death (TOD) registration, enables a sole owner to register a designation of a death beneficiary in whose favor a transfer on death of the registered shares may occur outside the probate process. The new registration form extends a key provision of the Uniform Probate Code (U.P.C.) that was designed to encourage development of non-probate methods other than co-ownership for arranging for asset transfers on death. Part I of the article examines the legal and practical considerations regarding joint ownership of investment securities that may have led SBC to develop curative measures. Part II analyzes statutory and decisional law questions bearing on the validity of TOD registration plans. Part III describes the major features of SBC\u27s new, optional stock registration mode and explores and rejects joing registrations with a provision for control by either owner, the A or B form, as an apparently simpler solution to many co-ownership problems. Part IV explores the prospects for a new uniform law project aimed at simplifying TOD registrations and protecting intermediaries who might use the new title form

The EC REACH Regulation and contractual supply obligations

REACH, as an EC legislative instrument in the form of a community regulation, is directly applicable in the national domestic laws of each of the 30 states in the European Economic Area (EEA). REACH now takes effect within the context of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) and the Treaty on European Union (TEU), both of which entered into force under the Treaty of Lisbon on December 1, 2009 and replace, as from that date, the prior governing Treaties of the European Union (EU). REACH prohibits the placing of registrable substances, on their own, or in preparations or articles, on the market in the EEA unless they have been registered and, when required, their use authorised in accordance with REACH. It also places obligations on sellers and buyers of such substances (or of preparations--and in certain circumstances even articles containing them) to pass product, risk and use information both up and down the supply chain and also to the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA), which is effectively responsible for managing the registration, authorisation and restriction process across the EEA and for co-ordinating the implementation of REACH by the EEA states. REACH has the capacity to have direct effects on the rights and duties of parties buying and selling within, and into, the EEA

Rethinking Strategies for Positive Newborn Screening Result (NBS+) Delivery (ReSPoND): a process evaluation of co-designing interventions to minimise impact on parental emotional well-being and stress.

BACKGROUND: Newborn blood spot (NBS) screening seeks to prevent ill health, disability and death through early diagnosis and effective intervention. Each year, around 10,000 parents of babies born in England are given a positive NBS result indicating their child may be affected or carriers of one of the nine conditions currently screened for. Despite guidance, these results are inconsistently delivered to parents across geographical regions. There is evidence that many parents are dissatisfied with how NBS results are communicated to them and that poor communication practices can lead to various negative sequelae. The purpose of this study is to co-design, implement and undertake a process evaluation of new, co-designed interventions to improve delivery of initial positive NBS results to parents. METHODS: This mixed-methods study will use four phases with defined outputs. Family Systems Theory will form the theoretical basis for the study. The principles and methods of experience-based co-design will underpin intervention development. Normalisation Process Theory will underpin the process evaluation of the interventions co-designed to improve the delivery of positive NBS results to parents. An economic analysis will determine resource use and costs of current practice and of implementing the new co-designed interventions. The nominal group technique will be used to inform the selection of suitable outcome measures for a future evaluation study. DISCUSSION: The main output of the proposed study will be co-designed interventions for initial communication of positive NBS results to parents ready to be evaluated in a definitive evaluation study.The interventions, co-designed with parents, will help to minimise potential negative sequelae associated with poor communication practices by considering parental and staff experiences as well as healthcare challenges such as finite resources. In addition, information about indicative costs associated with different communication strategies will be determined.It is anticipated it may also be possible to extrapolate principles of good communication practices from the present study for the delivery of bad news to parents for children newly diagnosed with other conditions including cancer and other chronic conditions such as diabetes or epilepsy. TRIAL REGISTRATION: ISRCTN 15330120 date of registration 17/01/2018

Registration of Stock Spin-Offs Under the Securities Act of 1933

Dermal exposure to chemicals is highly relevant in relation to the use of cosmetic products, both in consumers and in individuals exposed occupationally. Regulatory frameworks exist within the EU to limit the dermal exposure of the general population and workers to chemicals in general, as well as to limit the use of certain substances in cosmetic products. The objective of the study was to investigate and compare toxicological evaluations of dermal exposure performed under current regulatory frameworks. The publicly disseminated hazard information under the respective regulatory frameworks was compiled and compared for the five substances resorcinol, p-phenylenediamine, p-aminophenol, N-phenyl-p-phenylenediamine, and diethylene glycol monoethyl ether. A low consistency between evaluations was observed in respect to data coverage and cited dose descriptors. No systematic differences over all five substances were identified from the viewpoint of dermal hazard assessment. The critical effect and corresponding systemic effect dose descriptor was identical for two substances, differed somewhat for two other (a factor of 2-2.5). For N-phenyl-p-phenylenediamine a critical effect was only identified under REACH.QC 20140310</p