1.1 Legislation The medicines Act (1986) – This act governs the manufacture and supply of medicines. The act also defines the categories of medicines‚ those that can only be supplied with a prescription‚ those that must be supplied by a pharmacist but do not need a prescription and those that can be brought on generally. The Misuse of Drugs Act (1971) - The main purpose of the act is to prevent the misuse of controlled drugs. It puts in place the law that allows the production‚ supply and possession
Free Pharmacology Pharmacy Medicine
animals” (SpokAnimal‚ 2015a). SpokAnimal main “priority has [always] been taking in animals from area shelters whenever the need arises” (SpokAnimal‚ 2015b). However‚ a major issue affecting SpokAnimal is the increase in displaced or abandoned animals as a result of recent wildfires. As of 2014‚ SpokAnimal regularly takes in about 3‚301 cats and dogs within a year (SpokAnimal‚ 2015c). This number has only increased since the fires have broken out all over the state‚ and SpokAnimal simply does not have the
Premium Poverty Dog The Animals
The fiscal responsibility legislation has been considered as the fiscal profligacy by all economic experts. New Zealand was the first exemplar of this particular act in the year 1994 and is cited as the country that has had a successful outcome of this law. This Fiscal Responsibility Act has been accepted by many experts as a model‚ and from an economist’s point of view‚ it is conceptually and theoretically elegant. However it is very important to highlight that the enactment was passed by a government
Premium United States Management Finance
FACTORS AFFECTING SOLUBILITY There are three main factors that control solubility of a solute. (1) Temperature (2) Nature of solute or solvent (3) Pressure EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE Generally in many cases solubility increases with the rise in temperature and decreases with the fall of temperature but it is not necessary in all cases. However we must follow two behaviours: In endothermic process‚ solubility increases with the increase in temperature and vice versa. For
Premium Solubility Solution Concentration
Riccardo Pelizzo Comparative Government 21 April 2003 Factors affecting Democratization The Third Wave of Democratization‚ written by Samuel P. Huntington‚ analyzes global political development of the late twentieth century. He examines the factors that induce a country to undergo the transition from a non-democratic form of government to a democratic form of government. He claims that there have been three waves of democratization‚ and his book particularly focuses on the third wave which
Premium Democracy Democratization
How is the evolution of technology affecting us? There are two essays that discuss this topic‚ Nicholas Carr’s “Is Google Making Us Stupid?”‚ and Kevin Kelley’s “Technophilia”. Carr’s view on the evolution of technology is that it is decreasing our ability to deep read‚ and therefore decreasing our deep thought. Kelley’s view on technology is that it aids us in a multitude of ways‚ and desires to be loved. While both men have opposing views on technology‚ they do agree on one thing‚ they can’t live
Premium Technology Science Human
Health & Social Care NVQs Legislation England Legislation Information (England) Introduction In this document you will find an overview of some of the Government Policy and legislation which has an impact on workers in health and social care settings. You will be able to identify the legislation that most affects the work you do‚ and will have a broad understanding of the International‚ European and UK Government policy that has an impact upon the way we must work. Plans for genuine partnership
Premium Discrimination Sociology Social work
CHALLENGES AFFECTING REMUNERATION People who administer wage and salary face challenges which often necessitate adjustments to a remuneration plan. The more important of the challenges are skills-based pay‚ salary reviews‚ pay secrecy‚ comparable worth‚ and international pay. Skill-based pay: In the traditional job-based pay‚ employees are paid on the bases of jobs the do. In the skill-based system‚ workers are paid on the basis of number of jobs they are capable of doing‚ or on the depth
Free Employment Salary Wage
Every day at school‚ I see people with white ear buds blasting music out. Even a girl rapidly texting on her phone under her desk during class. During lunch‚ my friends always have their iPod or smart phone out. While I was in cultural geography‚ when we were doing our competency a girl besides me said‚ "Mr.Lee is there any website on the computer that isn’t blocked‚ so that I could listen to music because my iPod runs out of battery quickly if I listen to music." I know that for some people listening
Premium Sound Music Psychology
EVOLUTION OF LAND LEGISLATION IN NIGERIA By Oluwatosin O. Obiyomi and Adeyemi S. Ifaturoti Department of Estate Management Obafemi Awolowo University‚ Ile-Ife Nigeria. Email: addyfax02@gmail.com Mobile number: +234 706 270 9658‚ +234 806 420 5023 February 2009. The territory now known as Nigeria comprises of various communities with diverse cultures and disparate customs which guide the ownership and control of land. This is commonly referred to as the customary land tenure law. Nigeria
Premium Nigeria Real property law Property