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    Stream Protection Rule

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    I would like to express both my support of the Stream Protection Rule as well as my deep concern over the use of the Congressional Review Act to derail regulations that protect our citizens’ health and setting a precedent to obstruct federal rulings. The Stream Protection Rule is not only relatively modest and commonsense regulation, but has also undergone a thorough stakeholder engagement process. The attempt to dismantle this rule with a Congressional Review Act is unnecessary and will cause…

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    child’s environment, and defining what child well-being is. Child well-being has almost always been a concern. The first recorded time of child protection in America can be dated clear back to the colonial times. Though it was unorganized and didn’t have much power there were several prosecutions held for those who had violated a child. Organizational child protection started in 1875 though due to lack of government involvement these organizations had little power. “For much of the twentieth…

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    and this must be avoided. However, where the line should be drawn is not always clear, how much protection does the first amendment give us? What is too much protection and can it go too far? This argument has occurred in two cases: The New York Times Co v. US and Ginzburg v US. Each case has a different outcome with very different problems, and answers the previous questions of what is too much protection and where to draw the line when it comes to obscenity. Daniel Ellsburg risked his life in…

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    child protection policy in the UK, and how these books will help the undergraduate students with the study of Early childhood studies, ED5016, to meet there learning outcomes, I would be starting off with the literature that’s called ‘Challenging Child Protection ‘and it’s published by McDougall, Stewart McGhee, Janice Waterhouse etc. , The reason why I have preferred this book for my chosen literature because, the book is including information about safeguarding such as children protection…

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    have had a social, cultural, and ecological relationship since they have existed. India is facing significant problem of Animal protection laws. The welfare of wild and particularly domestic animals in India is very low on the public and social agendas even though the plethora of comprehensive legal mechanisms for animal protection suggests the contrary. Animal protection should occupy a far greater role in public,acadmic and social debates. It is hope to have contributed…

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    Head Protection Case

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    Richmond VA received one violation for ‘head protection’ and had until 8/21/17 to comply. The initial penalty was $4, 225.00, and the current penalty is $2, 113.00. The status of the case is currently closed with an informal settlement. 1926.100(a) Employees working in areas where there is a possible danger of head injury from…

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    Aboriginal Protection Boards (“APB”) practiced different measures to control the lives of Aboriginal people in the twentieth century through a form of dispossession. Throughout their lives, Aboriginals, were humiliated, discriminated against and living substandard conditions and facing inequality, was a norm. The APB dispossessed of many imperative and meaningful influences within the Aboriginal people’s lives, work, families and place of residence. The Aboriginal Protection Boards were seen as…

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    What Is Force Protection?

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    Joint Publication defines Force Protection (FP) as: "Preventive measures taken to mitigate hostile actions against Department of Defense personnel (to include family members), resources, facilities, and critical information"(JP-02. pg-90). Command and Control (C2) is defined as: "The exercise of authority and direction by a properly designated commander over assigned and attached forces in the accomplishment of the mission"(JP-02. pg-40). Intelligence is defined as: "The product resulting from…

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    abuse is an ongoing issue here in New Zealand, and it is our role as adults, as people, to help reduce this social justice issue. Child protection professionals particularly, have a huge role in directly working with children and families and it is important to fully understand the knowledge and skills they need to have in order to be effective. Child protection professionals are a vital part of protecting children, changing their lives and of intervention. According to Statistics New Zealand…

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    Firstly, child protection concerns must be assessed in a culturally appropriate way, in which indigenous communities should be involved in assessing child protection concerns in a culturally appropriate way, due to the fact that indigenous communities could identify where protection concerns stem from cultural differences and should not be read to indicate that a child is in need of protection. In creating a better future for Indigenous children requires acknowledging and addressing the impacts…

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