On 19 June 2024, the Victorian Parliament passed theLocal Government Amendment (Governance and Integrity) Bill 2024 (now Act). The Act amends the Local Government Act 2020(LG Act 2020) to support better council integrity, accountability and governance across the local government sector ahead of th...
Conclusion; Notes; Bibliography and Sources; Index About the book The year 1856 saw the first compulsory Police Act in England (and Wales). Over the next thirty years a class society came to be policed by a largely working-c...
This practice started in England with an act of parliament in 1710, although the origins of the word quarantine dates from 1377 in Dubrovnik. The last vestige of the British quarantine law was removed by the Public Health Act of 1896, which repealed the Quarantine Act of 1825. Quarrel ...
In addition, the results reveal a positive association between environmental disclosure and underlying environmental performance, as predicted by voluntary disclosure theory.KEYWORDS: Environmental disclosure, local government, Global Reporting Initiatives, 展开 ...
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The railroad carried goods in an hour perhaps as far as the old horse haulage conveyed them in a day, and in immensely greater quantities at a time. An Act of Parliament in 1844 required the railway companies to provide a sufficiency of trains with covered accommodation for passengers at the...
Recognising the crisis, the government passed the Burials Act in 1851, prohibiting new burials in the capital. Politicians acknowledged that new graves needed to be built outside the city to protect the health of the living and find locations where space was more freely available. The original ...
Equally significantly there is work carrying on to ‘tattoo’ the building with the rather remarkable weedy sea dragon,an indigenous fish related to the seahorse, with indigenous artist Jarra Steel from the local Yaluk-ut Weelam Clan of the Boon Wurrung peoples. ...
In 1809, residing on a galley once more, and realizing his life was a vicious circle, Vidocq decided to reform. In exchange for his liberty, he offered to act as an informant. He was sent to a regular prison, where he gathered information from his fellow inmates. Happy with his work,...
We are given no indication why, after all the struggles to obtain the first Midwives Act, the crucial act of 1936, requiring local authorities to provide an adequate qualified midwifery service, and empowering them forcibly to retire (with compensation) unsuitable midwives, passed without opposition...