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2022 Baseball Hall Of Fame Ballot: Carl Crawford, Jimmy Rollins Among 7 Former Dodgers To Appear
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The 2022 National Baseball Hall of Fame ballot was released and on it are 30 candidates, including 13 newcomers. Up for induction are seven former players with ties to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Carl Crawford, Prince Fielder, Ryan Howard, Tim Lincecum, Justin Morneau, Joe Nathan, David Ortiz, Jonathan Papelbon, Jake Peavy, A.J. Pierzynski, Álex Rodríguez, Jimmy Rollins and Mark Teixeira debuted on the Hall of Fame ballot for 2022.
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Trump To Sign Bill Which Could Make Cannabis Federally Legal For The Terminally Ill
US President Donald Trump speaks during a meeting with President Shavkat Mirziyoyev of Uzbekistan in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, May 16, 2018. (Photo by Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images)
President Trump is set to sign legislation which could make medical marijuana federally legal for terminally ill patients. The bill, known as the "Right to Try Act," would allow patients with potentially fatal conditions to try medications that have not yet been approved by the FDA, but are undergoing the approval process and have already passed the first phase of clinical studies.Right to Try was passed unanimously by the Senate last summer and by the House of Representatives on Tuesday in a vote of 250 to 169.While the bill's provisions are targeted at a wide range of medications, it appears they might also apply to medical cannabis thanks to a clinical trial being conducted by the Multidisciplinary Association of Psychedelic Sciences (MAPS).
The MAPS trial, currently in the second phase of the FDA approval process, is testing the effectiveness of smoked cannabis in veterans with PTSD and meets all of the criteria set out by the Right to Try.
The majority of states already have their own form of Right to Try legislation, with one notable exception being New York. In Utah, a recently passed law specifically addresses the right of terminally ill patients to try cannabis. However, because cannabis remains federally prohibited, even if a terminally ill patient has the "Right to Try" cannabis on the state level, they're still in violation of federal law. The Right to Try
A bottle of synthetic psilocybin is displayed for a photograph at the Bluestone Center for Clinical Research (BCCR) at the New York University (NYU) College of Dentistry in New York, U.S., on Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011. New research in psychedelics such as psilocybin, the main ingredient in "magic mushrooms," aims for therapeutic uses, such as treatments for anxiety, headaches or quitting smoking. (Photo by Paul Taggart/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
bill, recently passed by Congress, would change that. In addition to cannabis, MDMA and psilocybin could also potentially be used by 'eligible patients' since FDA trials of both substances meet the requirements set out in the federal bill.
What's not clear is what illnesses qualify as life-threatening. Post-traumatic stress disorder, for example, could be argued to be life-threatening given the high rates of suicide among those who are diagnosed, but it's up for debate. It's likely that those details will be hammered out on a state by state basis in jurisdictions that have already passed their own version of Right to Try. The full title of the bill suggests as much stating, "in accordance with State law…"
However, in states that lack their own local provisions, the new bill appears to leave plenty of room for interpretation and a potential conflict with local drug laws.
Under the broad wording of the federal bill, no specific illnesses are mentioned. Instead, an 'eligible patient' is defined as, "Diseases or conditions where the likelihood of death is high unless the course of the disease is interrupted; and Diseases or conditions with potentially fatal outcomes, where the endpoint of clinical trial analysis is survival."
Patients must also have exhausted all existing treatment options and must be unable to participate in the ongoing trials investigating the drug they want access to. Additionally, they must provide written consent from a qualified physician who does not stand to gain from the trial.
The bill passed on Tuesday after receiving some opposition from Democrats on Capitol Hill who believe that the law will undermine the FDA's processes.
It's likely that President Trump will sign the bill in the coming days since he has personally lobbied Congress for its passage. In January, Trump even mentioned the bill in his State of the Union Address saying, "People who are terminally ill should not have to go from country to country to seek a cure. I want to give them a chance right here at home. It is time for the Congress to give these wonderful, incredible Americans the right to try."
Early Wednesday morning, Trump reiterated his support for the bill tweeting his intention to sign it into law.
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Political Contribution and Ideology of Acharya Naredra Deva
Prof. Kamal Kumar
The Congress Socialist Party in early 1930s played a significant role in Indian nation political movement. It contributed to the socio- economic radicalism and political militancy and succeeded in making socialism as political agenda of development and struggle for the Independence . The Indian Social Movement was led mainly by Acharya Narendra Deva, Ram Monohar Lohia and Jayaprakasah Narayan , Acharya Narendra Deva was strong believer that the political leadership must give the "Congress and the national movement a socialist direction and in order to achieve the objective they must organise the workers and peasants in their class organisations and make them the social base of the anti imperialist struggle." The contribution of Acharya Narendra Deva in Indian Socialism and shaping the political movement during 1930s and 1940s has been quite significant while his role as Educationalist in early 1950s paved the Gandhian path of development of higher education and social development. Archarya Narendra Deva is also known as Socialist Political Thinker and his ideas are still relevant . Against this backdrop, present paper highlights the role and contribution of Acharya Narendra Deva in contemporary Indian political movement and highlighting his socio- political ideas.
(2021). Political Contribution and Ideology of Acharya Naredra Deva. Journal of Contemporary Issues in Business and Government, 27(2), 1828-1837.
Prof. Kamal Kumar. "Political Contribution and Ideology of Acharya Naredra Deva". Journal of Contemporary Issues in Business and Government, 27, 2, 2021, 1828-1837.
(2021). 'Political Contribution and Ideology of Acharya Naredra Deva', Journal of Contemporary Issues in Business and Government, 27(2), pp. 1828-1837.
Political Contribution and Ideology of Acharya Naredra Deva. Journal of Contemporary Issues in Business and Government, 2021; 27(2): 1828-1837.


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Guidance and good practice for Charity Trustees 4 5093
Charity Trustee Duties
Governing Documents and Meetings
Charity Finances
Remuneration (Paying charity trustees and connected persons)
Publicising that you are a charity
All charity trustees have legal duties and responsibilities under the 2005 Act. A duty is something that you must do, and all the duties must be met. These duties are separated out into general duties, that set out a broad framework that all charity trustees must work within, and specific duties detailed in the 2005 Act.
The general and specific duties apply equally to all charity trustees and to all charities registered in Scotland. All of the charity's trustees should work together to make sure that these duties are met.
We, the Scottish Charity Regulator, work with charity trustees to make sure these duties are understood and complied with. We also have powers to take action where we have concerns about particular charities and their trustees. See our Inquiry Policy for more details.
In this section we explain what the duties are, what the law says you must do and ways that you can meet the duties.
You must act in the interests of the charity.
You must operate in a manner consistent with the charity's purpose.
You must act with care and diligence.
You must manage any conflict of interest between the charity and any person or organisation who appoints trustees.
You must comply with the 2005 Act.
Charity details on the Scottish Charity Register.
Making changes to your charity.
Financial records and reporting.
Fundraising.
Providing information to the public.
What are a charity trustee's duties?
As a charity trustee, you are trusted to look after the charity's assets and responsible for making sure that the charity fulfils its charitable purpose(s).
The charity trustee duties under the 2005 Act set out a broad framework that all charity trustees must work within.
1. You must act in the interests of the charity
You must do what is best for the charity and its beneficiaries, not what is best for you, your friends or family or your business interests.
You must put the needs of the charity before the needs of any other organisation that you are involved with, either in a personal or professional capacity.
Where you are faced with a decision where one option would be in your interest and the other in the interest of the charity you must choose the option that is in the charity's interest. To do this properly, you must declare what your interests are, know when it would be better that you did not take part in certain decisions and take appropriate action.
Good practice
The charity has an up to date list (register of interests) detailing where charity trustees work and any other organisations they are involved with.
The charity has a conflict of interest policy that says what charity trustees should do if there is a conflict of interest and what happens if a charity trustee does something wrong. See the conflict of interest section for more details.
There is a policy that makes it clear when a charity trustee, their family or the organisation they work for can be paid, for services provided to the charity. See the remuneration (payment) section for more details.
The charity has the power in its governing document to remove charity trustees if they are in serious or persistent breach of the charity trustee duties, or a breach of the requirements of that governing document.
If you are at all unsure, you should declare a potential conflict and the other charity trustees can decide whether it poses a conflict.
1.1 You must seek in good faith to ensure the charity operates in a manner consistent with its purposes
Your charity's purposes are set out in your governing document (often called a constitution, trust deed or articles of association).
A charity's purposes are what your charity has been set up to achieve and are the reason your charity exists.
You must always act honestly and reasonably ("in good faith") when acting for the charity and make sure that the activities advance its charitable purposes.
You must make sure that the charity's assets are used to advance its charitable purposes. This can be done directly by using an asset to undertake activities or indirectly by investing assets to generate funds for the charity.
You should understand what the governing document says and means.
You must make sure that the other charity trustees and people working at the charity follow the rules in the governing document.
When the charity makes plans, the charity trustees must make sure that any decisions or actions fit with the purposes and powers set out in the governing document.
Every charity trustee has the most recent copy of the charity's governing document.
Every charity trustee gets an induction into the charity and their role when they start.
See the governing document and meetings section for more details.
1.2 You must act with care and diligence
The role of a charity trustee will vary from charity to charity. Some charities have staff who are responsible for daily operations, with the charity trustees providing strategic oversight and governance. Other charities are run solely by charity trustees on a voluntary basis. Whatever your charity trustee role involves – hands on or strategic oversight – the decisions you make about the charity should show that you are acting with care and diligence that is reasonable to expect of a person who is managing the affairs of another person.
When you are dealing with the charity's affairs, you should do so as carefully as you would if you were looking after someone else's affairs, for example a relative or a friend.
You might decide to invest some of your own money on a high risk investment with potentially large returns. You would not be able to do that with the charity's money.
As charity trustees, you must all work together to advance the charitable purposes, including making sure the charity is run properly, responsibly and lawfully.
You have to protect your charity including its beneficiaries, assets and reputation. This means understanding and assessing potential risks to make sure decisions are as robust as possible.
You should have a clear, up-to-date picture of how the charity is doing financially, and the charity should have procedures in place to reduce any risks. All the charity trustees should know what assets the charity has and understand any restrictions on how money can be spent. The charity must keep clear financial records and share them with all the charity trustees. See the charity finances section for more details.
You can use the charity's money to get professional advice for the charity if needed.
If the charity was thinking about undertaking trading activities, it would be appropriate to seek professional advice around setting up a subsidiary company to carry out that trading.
If the charity employs staff, some professional advice on HR matters might be needed.
As charity trustees:
You must make sure that the charity has enough money to pay staff and other costs.
You must make sure that any staff are treated properly and fairly.
You must make sure that the charity's name and any logo are not used without the charity's permission.
You are responsible for making sure your charity complies with any relevant laws. For example, health and safety, employment, data protection and equality laws.
As charity trustees, you should:
Review and update the charity's plans regularly.
Agree financial budgets and monitor financial performance.
Review the performance of the charity and, where necessary, agree steps to improve performance.
Regularly compare what the charity proposes to do with the governing document to see if anything needs to be changed or updated. See our Making Changes to Your Charity guidance if the governing document needs to be amended.
Make sure there are rules in place which set out what happens if the charity trustees cannot agree with each other. For example, set out in a code of conduct.
Provide charity trustee induction packs and review the training needs of the charity trustees every year.
Agree expectations of charity trustees' attendance at meetings and what to do if these are not met.
Keep up to date with changes in the law that might affect your charity, and make changes when necessary.
If your charity employs staff make sure there are rules in place to deal with any grievances raised by the charity's staff and/or volunteers. For example, an internal complaints procedure.
Treat volunteers properly and fairly.
Report any notifiable events to OSCR, and/or other relevant regulators.
You do not need to be a legal expert yourself but you should know the basics and the laws that apply to your charity's activities and where to get help if you need it. See the Sources of help, advice and best practice for details of organisations that can help.
1.3 You must manage any conflict of interest between the charity and any person or organisation who appoints trustees
As a charity trustee, you are required to act in the interests of the charity.
A conflict of interest which arises between a charity trustee and a person or organisation that appointed them is called an 'appointment conflict'. Where such a conflict arises, the charity trustee must put the interests of the charity first. However, where another duty prevents the charity trustee from putting the interests of the charity first they must:
Disclose the conflict to the charity and
not participate in any discussion or decision on the matter.
A charity trustee appointed to the charity by a Local Authority would need to put the interests of the charity first, above those of the Local Authority.
Conflicts of interest can and do happen in all shapes and sizes of charity, so we have a separate section of the guidance for how to manage them. See the conflict of interest section for more details.
Charitable companies also need to be aware of what Company law says about conflicts of interest.
2. You must comply with the 2005 Act
You must understand the legal requirements of being a charity.
You must comply with the specific duties of the 2005 Act.
See the specific duties section below for more information.
Specific duties for all charity trustees
There are specific duties in the 2005 Act that all charity trustees must meet. You might delegate the practical details of these duties to your charity's staff, volunteers or professional advisers (if you have them), but you, as charity trustees, are responsible for making sure the specific duties are met.
2.1 Charity details on the Scottish Charity Register
2.1 – Charity details on the Scottish Charity Register
Your charity must give us the information we need to keep the Scottish Charity Register accurate and up to date.
This means making sure that we hold the latest information about your charity:
The name of the charity.
The principal office or the name and address of one of the charity trustees.
The charity's purposes.
Your charity must tell us as soon as possible about any changes to the principal contact for the charity.
2.2 Reporting to OSCR: Making changes to your charity
2.2 – Reporting to OSCR: Making changes to your charity
If you want to make any changes to your charity, first check what the rules set out in your governing document say. If you do not follow these rules then any decisions you make could be invalid and we may refuse our consent to make the changes if it is required.
Under the 2005 Act you must seek our consent before making any of the changes listed below. You need to ask for our consent at least 6 weeks (42 days) before you plan to make the proposed change.
Changes that need our consent are:
Changing the name of the charity.
Winding up or dissolving the charity.
Amending the objects or purposes of the charity.
Amalgamating the charity with another body.
Applying to the court to change purposes, amalgamate or wind-up.
Changing your charity's legal form.
If we consent to the change you must notify us (tell us in writing) once you have made the change. Where a change to the governing document has been made you should send us the updated version.
If you have the power to make other changes to your governing document(that do not need our consent) you must tell us what the changes are and send an updated version of your governing document within 3 months of the changes being made.
See the flowchart below to decide if you can make changes and if so how. See our Making Changes to Your Charity page for more details.
2.3 Financial records and reporting
2.3 – Financial records and reporting
Every year, every charity must:
Keep proper accounting records.
Prepare a statement of account, including a report on its activities, at the end of each financial year.
Have the statement of account independently examined or audited.
Send a copy of the accounts, along with the annual return, to us, the Scottish Charity Regulator.
You must keep a copy of the accounting records for at least six years. Other laws or funding arrangements might require you to keep records for longer.
See our charity finance section and Charity Accounting page for more details.
2.4 Fundraising
2.4 – Fundraising
As charity trustees you are responsible for taking control of how your charity raises funds.
You must make sure that anyone who professionally raises funds for the charity has an agreement that says how much they will get paid to do it.
See our Fundraising Guidance for more details.
2.5 Providing information to the public
2.5 – Providing information to the public
There is information that you must to give to the public:
You must state your charity's name and Scottish charity number (SC0[zero]xxxxx) on your charity's website home page and all external documents, like letters, emails, adverts, posters, invoices and other publications.
See the publicising that you are a charity section for more details.
You must give a copy of your governing document and/or the latest examined or audited accounts to anyone that asks for them. The reason a person asks for a copy of these documents does not matter; provided it is a reasonable request, you must give them a copy.
Good practice is to publish your governing document and accounts on the charity's website, if you have one.
What is an unreasonable request?
What is reasonable or unreasonable will depend on the circumstances of each case. It is important to understand that it is the request that must be unreasonable not the reasons for the request or the identity of the requester.
The examples below are when a request might be unreasonable:
A request for copies of accounts and/or governing document that are already publicly available, in which case you should tell the person where to get the information, for example on the charity's website.
A request for documents that the person already has.
A request for the documents within an unreasonable timescale, for example within 24 hours, or in an unreasonable format.
If you decide a request is unreasonable you should be able to justify your decision, bearing in mind that a concern could be raised with us about it. Where appropriate you should work with the requester to fulfil their request.
Can you charge a fee for the request?
Yes, you can, but only for any administrative costs in producing and sending a copy of the document, for example, the cost of photocopying and postage. You cannot charge for the costs associated with preparing the accounts or staff time taken to copy and post the documents.
Many charities publish their governing document and annual accounts on their own websites. You can put a link to your accounts on your entry in the Scottish Charity Register by emailing us the link and your charity's details.
What happens if you fail in your duties?
If you fail to comply with these duties then this is misconduct and we do have powers to take action against charity trustees, where appropriate. Our response will be proportionate depending on the situation.
Where a charity trustee has acted reasonably and honestly it is unlikely to be treated as misconduct.
Find out more about what we can and cannot do and what to expect if we have a concern about your charity.
For case studies and advice please see our Good Governance pages.
SOURCES OF HELP, ADVICE AND BEST PRACTICE
These organisations can help with some or all of the duties.
Local Third Sector Interfaces offer support to voluntary organisations.
The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations (SCVO).
You may also wish to consult a professional advisor. The Law Society of Scotland and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Scotland may be able to help you to identify a professional firm with expertise in charity law and accounting.
The Association of Charity Independent Examiners can help you find a qualified Independent Examiner
HMRC will be able to help you with any questions you may have about tax.
Consent Flowchart pdf
Here we set out the specific sections of charity law in Scotland relevant to each part of the guidance.
Charity details: section 3 of the 2005 Act
Reporting changes:
sections 10 – 12 (consent for change of name)
sections 16 – 17 (consent for changes including purposes)
sections 39 – 43D (reorganisation)
Financial reporting: sections 44 – 45 of the 2005 Act and The Charities Accounts (Scotland) Regulations 2006 as amended
Fundraising: sections 79 – 83 of the 2005 Act
Charity trustee general duties: section 66 of the 2005 Act
OSCR's powers and duties following inquiries: Sections 29 – 35 of the 2005 Act
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New Delhi: Javadekar's comment came amid a raging controversy over the Aam Aadmi Party government's move to pay a hefty sum to lawyer Ram Jethmalani for representing Kejriwal in court in a defamation case filed against him by Union finance minister Arun Jaitley.
The Delhi government's move to use public money to pay the legal fee in a personal case against chief minister Arvind Kejriwal is a "kind of dacoity, corruption" and the BJP will not allow "looting" of the people, Union human resource development minister Prakash Javadekar said on Tuesday.
Jaitley sued Kejriwal and other AAP leaders for allegedly making "false and defamatory" statements and accusing him of financial irregularities when he was president of the Delhi and District Cricket Association.
The Delhi government has sought lieutenant governor Anil Baijal's approval to foot the bill that reportedly ran into crores. The LG, on his part, has sought a legal opinion on whether the appearance fee in a personal case should be paid by the city administration.
Jethmalani said on Tuesday that he would treat Kejriwal as a poor client and would appear for him free. The BJP was, however, unrelenting.
"Jethmalani sent the bill. Otherwise, this debate wouldn't have started," said Javadekar.
"This (AAP government's move) is completely immoral, illegal. A personal case has to be fought with personal money, not with public money. This is the real character of this party (AAP)," said Javadekar.
"The same government, which is not paying enough money to safai karamcharis, has money to advertise in Tamil Nadu. The L-G has already directed that Rs 97 crore should be recovered (from the AAP). This is nothing but dacoity," he added.
The senior BJP leader pointed out that Jaitley is paying for his lawyer in the case.


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Det finns inga insjöar på ön. Sandøya är omgiven av Breviksfjorden, Eidangerfjorden och Ormefjorden. Här finns bland annat en skola för mindre barn och färjeförbindelse till Brevik. En mängd fritidshus samt en campingplats gör att öns folkmängd mångdubblas om sommaren.

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