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– Concessional rates of power, water and other utilities. – VAT on ATF 1% or less in RCS airports. • Central Govt.- – ATF drawn by SCA’s from RCS airports exempt from excise duty. – SCA’s to be treated at par with SOPs for customs duty. – Cost-effective security solutions by BCAS and state government. 2. Scheduled Commuter Airlines (SCA) – Eligibility criteria in terms of paid-up capital to be kept at Rs 2 crore. – Aircraft with capacity of 100 seats or less. – No restrictions on number of aircrafts. – Minimum movements per week to RCS destinations as prescribed. – S...

Job tonight after he refused to take the covid vaccine according to a report from espn. this followed the m enough all mandate that all tier one employees are fully vaccinated and the league's warning that teams could forfeit games if there is a team outbreak. with all the talk in washington, d.c., this friday night about a possible national mask mandate, the attorney general's office in washington state is reportedly floating the idea of a vaccine mandate for the departments and planes. quoting the new draft policy here, the best way to ensure the safety is to implement a policy requiring all...

Minister for Health publishes Final Evaluation Report which demonstrates the many benefits of Advanced Nursing Practitioners average reduction of 3.9 patients per week from specialist waiting lists reduction in overall Patient Experience Times (PET) of up to 2 hours 43 minutes for patients seen in emergency care areas which include ANPs The Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly TD, welcomes the publication of the Final Evaluation Report on the Impact of Implementing the Draft Policy on Graduate, Specialist and Advanced Nursing Practice (DOH, 2017). An Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) is a hi...

Minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Eric Molale says government is unable to introduce two administrative authorities in Gaborone City Council (GCC) because of a lack of resources. The Minister was responding to a question from Gaborone Bonnington South Member of Parliament (MP), Christian Greef last Thursdy, who enquired if such plans were afoot. […]

ICC th to the 31 st of March, I had the honour to conduct my third and last official visit to Mali in my capacity as Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (“ICC” or the ”Court”) before my term ends in June of this year. While in Mali, my delegation and I had a full programme of meetings and productive discussions with the Malian authorities, the judiciary, representatives of civil society, victim associations, community and religious leaders, the academic community and the media. Our exchanges also included meetings with representatives of the United Nations and the diplo...