Taking Action. We will formally acknowledge and seek to investigate all reports misconduct. Where appropriate, we will provide advice and support and work with other agencies to bring about a satisfactory resolution. In instances where efforts at conciliation have failed, we will take the route of legal action. This may involve Court proceedings and termination of an Introductory Tenancy.
Taking Action. Once enquiries are completed the local authority should be notified and they should determine with the adult what, if any, further action is necessary and acceptable. (14.94) In relation to the adult this should set out: what steps are to be taken to assure the adult’s safety in the future the provision of any support, treatment or therapy including on-going advocacy any modifications needed in the way services are provided how best to support the adult through any action they take to seek justice or redress any ongoing risk management strategy as appropriate, and; any action to be taken in relation to the person or organisation that has caused the concern. (14.95)
Taking Action. The EU Commission’s Inquiry into the Pharmaceutical Sector Within this regulatory context, the pharmaceutical industry in Europe is characterised by a low rate of innovation and the delayed entry of generic producers.81 This has led the Commission to bring the pharmaceutical industry into the spotlight. At the outset, it sought to acquire the information necessary to identify the appropriate policy responses. To this end, in 2008 the Commission launched an inquiry into the pharmaceutical industry, which confirmed the existence of dangerous downward trends in entry and innovation. In response to these worrying trends, the Commission urged the Member States to speed 76 Directive 20/2001/EC of 4 April 2001 on the approximation of the laws, regulations and administrative provisions of the Member States relating to the implementation of good clinical practice in the conduct of clinical trials on medicinal products for human use [2001] OJ L121/34. See also D Delcourt, “Public Health and the Preservation of Economic Competi- tiveness: the European Supplementary Protection Certificate for Medicinal Products” (2009) 4 Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice 439, 440. 77 Art 10 of Directive 83/2001/EC of 6 November 2001 on the Community code relating to medicinal products for human use [2001] OJ L311. 78 Delcourt, supra n 76, 442. 79 These certificates were introduced by Regulation (EEC) 1768/1992 of 18 June 1992 concerning the creation of a supplementary protection certificate for medicinal products [1992] OJ L182, subsequently amended by Regulation (EC) 469/2009 of 6 May 2009 concerning the supple- mentary protection certificate for medicinal products [2009] OJ L152/1. 80 Ibid, Art 13(1). 81 N Kroes, “Commission Launches Sector Inquiry into Pharmaceuticals”, SPEECH 08/18 Brussels (16 January 2008) available at xxxx://xxxxxx.xx/rapid/press-release_SPEECH-08-18_ en.htm?locale=en (accessed on 2 November 2014). up the reimbursement procedures for generic producers and advocated the establishment of a unified EU patent system.82 It also committed to increasing the scrutiny of anticompetitive practices in this sector by monitoring PSAs and initiating investigations where appropriate.83 Through four monitoring reports between 2008 and 2013, the Commission shed some light on the opaque universe of patent settlements in Europe. The Commission divided the PSAs into three categories:84 • category A settlements allow a generic to freely enter the market and may or may...
Taking Action. From District Plan to District Inquiry for Systemic Learning
Taking Action. The Director, Assisted School Travel Program is informed of actions to be taken. These actions may include termination of contracts and services or restricted access to Departmental sites. What support is available? During an investigation of an allegation of reportable conduct an employee, contractor or its personnel, can seek support and welfare advice through their Staff Support Officer (if available) or employee assistance program (if available). Other information and contacts Contact resources for matters relating to child protection and reportable conduct are as follows: NSW DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITIES AND JUSTICE Child Protection Helpline 132 111 xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.xx NSW POLICE Police Assistance Line 131 444 xxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION xxxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xxx.xx/policy-library • Guidelines for the Management of Conduct and Performance 2006, section 7 • Responding to Allegations against Employees in the Area of Child Protection 2004, section 7 SCHEDULE 3 – CONTRACT MANAGEMENT PLAN
Taking Action. We continually strive to improve our services. If you feel that the services provided to you by us or the Professionals is inadequate, please inform us using the contact information given below.
