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| | |  Duties: Encyclopedia II - Ofcom - DutiesOfcom's duties are wide-ranging, covering all manner of industries and processes. It has a statutory duty to further the interests of citizens and consumers by promoting competiton and protecting consumers from harmful or offensive material.
Some of the main things which Ofcom preside over are licensing, undertaking research, creating codes and policies, addressing complaints and looking into competition. Ofcom has also become well known for its tendency to issue lots and lots of consultations (there was even a consultation on the con ...
See also:Ofcom, Ofcom - Introduction, Ofcom - Duties, Ofcom - Consultations, Ofcom - Programme Complaints, Ofcom - Licensing, Ofcom - External link Read more here: » Ofcom: Encyclopedia II - Ofcom - Duties |
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| | | | Duties: Encyclopedia II - Censor - Duties The duties of the censors may be divided into three classes, all of which were closely connected with one another:
The Census, or register of the citizens and of their property, in which were included the reading of the Senate's lists (lectio senatus) and the recognition of who qualified for equestrian rank (recognitio equitum);
The Regimen Morum, or keeping of the public morals; and
The administration of the finances of the state, under which were classed the superintendence of the public buildings and the erectio ...
See also:Censor, Censor - Creation of the rank, Censor - Election, Censor - Attributes, Censor - Abolition, Censor - Duties, Censor - Census, Censor - Regimen morum, Censor - Administration of the finances of the state, Censor - Lustrum Read more here: » Censor: Encyclopedia II - Censor - Duties |
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| | | | Duties: Encyclopedia II - Municipalities of Sweden - Duties According to law, the municipalities are responsible for:
Social service
care and custody of elders, disable, etc.
childcare and pre-school
The public school system for children
Structure and building issues
Health and environment issues
Sanitations and waste disposal
Rescue service
Water and drainage
Law and order
All other activities are voluntary, for instance:
Leisure activities (e.g. for youths)
Culture (apart from a public library, which is mandatory)
Housing
Pow ...
See also:Municipalities of Sweden, Municipalities of Sweden - Foundation, Municipalities of Sweden - History, Municipalities of Sweden - Sub-division, Municipalities of Sweden - Regulations, Municipalities of Sweden - Duties, Municipalities of Sweden - Geographical boundaries Read more here: » Municipalities of Sweden: Encyclopedia II - Municipalities of Sweden - Duties |
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| | | | Duties: Encyclopedia II - President of Russia - Duties The President is the head of state and his main task is to preserve and protect the rights and liberties of the Russian people, which are granted under the Constitution of Russia. The President is tasked to determine the domestic and foreign policy of the Russian government. The President is also the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces.
The President is also charged in awarding of state decorations, resolves problems on issues in i ...
See also:President of Russia, President of Russia - Duties, President of Russia - Insignia, President of Russia - Emblem, President of Russia - Standard Flag, President of Russia - Special Copy of the Constitution, President of Russia - Oath of Office, President of Russia - List of Presidents of Russia, President of Russia - Historic Russian/Soviet Leaders, President of Russia - Notes Read more here: » President of Russia: Encyclopedia II - President of Russia - Duties |
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| | | | Duties: Encyclopedia II - French Civil Service - Duties Civil servants have duties; failure to carry them out may result in disciplinary action, up to discharge. The main duties are:
French Civil Service - Full commitment to professional activity.
A civil servant should devote his full professional activity to his appointed task. By exception, a civil servant may in addition to his regular activities write books; he may also accomplish certain tasks (teaching...) with the permission of his hierarchical supervisor.
French Civil Service - Morality.
One cannot be a civil servant if one has been convicte ...
See also:French Civil Service, French Civil Service - Divisions, French Civil Service - Corps and ranks, French Civil Service - Great corps of the State, French Civil Service - Duties, French Civil Service - Full commitment to professional activity, French Civil Service - Morality, French Civil Service - Reserve, French Civil Service - Hierarchical obedience, French Civil Service - Professional discretion, French Civil Service - Honesty, French Civil Service - Neutrality, French Civil Service - Recruitment and career, French Civil Service - Statistics, French Civil Service - External link Read more here: » French Civil Service: Encyclopedia II - French Civil Service - Duties |
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| | | | Duties: Encyclopedia II - Chief Justice of the United States - Duties In addition to the duties of the associate justices, the Chief Justice has several unique duties.
Chief Justice of the United States - Impeachment trials.
Article I, section 3 of the U.S. Constitution stipulates that the Chief Justice shall preside over impeachment trials of the President of the United States in the U.S. Senate. Two Chief Justices, Salmon P. Chase and William Rehnquist, have had the duty of presiding over the trial in the Senate that follows an impeachment of the President – Chase in 1868 over the proceedings of President Andrew Johnson and Rehnquist ...
See also:Chief Justice of the United States, Chief Justice of the United States - History, Chief Justice of the United States - Duties, Chief Justice of the United States - Impeachment trials, Chief Justice of the United States - Seniority, Chief Justice of the United States - Oath of office, Chief Justice of the United States - Other duties, Chief Justice of the United States - List of Chief Justices Read more here: » Chief Justice of the United States: Encyclopedia II - Chief Justice of the United States - Duties |
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| | | | Duties: Encyclopedia II - United States House of Representatives Clerk - Duties As stated in Rule II of the House Rules, the Clerk is required to:
prepare the roll of Members-elect.
call the Members-elect to order at the commencement of each Congress; to call the roll of Members-elect, and, pending the election of the Speaker, to preserve order and decorum; and to decide all questions of order.
prepare and distribute at the beginning of every session a list of reports required to be made to Congress.
note all questions of order, and decisions thereon, and to print these as an appe ...
See also:United States House of Representatives Clerk, United States House of Representatives Clerk - Duties, United States House of Representatives Clerk - History, United States House of Representatives Clerk - List of Clerks, United States House of Representatives Clerk - Offices and Services, United States House of Representatives Clerk - Capitol Service Groups, United States House of Representatives Clerk - House Page Program, United States House of Representatives Clerk - Legislative Computer Systems LCS, United States House of Representatives Clerk - Legislative Resource Center LRC, United States House of Representatives Clerk - Office of History and Preservation OHP, United States House of Representatives Clerk - Office of House Employment Counsel OHEC, United States House of Representatives Clerk - Office of Legislative Operations, United States House of Representatives Clerk - Office of Publication Services OPS, United States House of Representatives Clerk - Official Reporters, United States House of Representatives Clerk - Contact information Read more here: » United States House of Representatives Clerk: Encyclopedia II - United States House of Representatives Clerk - Duties |
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| | | | Duties: Encyclopedia II - Stamp duty - Australia The Federal Australian government does not levy stamp duty. However, stamp duty is levied by the States of Australia on various instruments (i.e. written documents) and transactions. The rates of stamp duty vary from State to State, as do the nature of the instruments or transactions subject to duty. Some jurisdictions no longer require a physical document to attract what is now often referred to as "transaction duty."
Major forms of duty include the transfer duty on the sale of land, businesses, shares and other forms of dutiable pro ...
See also:Stamp duty, Stamp duty - Australia, Stamp duty - External links, Stamp duty - Hong Kong, Stamp duty - United Kingdom, Stamp duty - Introduction, Stamp duty - History of UK stamp duties, Stamp duty - Stamp duty reserve tax, Stamp duty - Stamp duty land tax, Stamp duty - External links, Stamp duty - United States Read more here: » Stamp duty: Encyclopedia II - Stamp duty - Australia |
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