Input: [Name] FilterOperatorDropDownItems [Description]

Output: Specifies which operators to list in the operator drop down in filter rows. Default is resolved to a value that is based on the column's data type.


Input: [Name] FilterOperatorLocation [Description]

Output: Specifies the style of operator input in the filter row cells. Default is resolved to WithOperand.


Input: [Name] Format [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a string used to control the formatting of displayed text.


Input: [Name] FormatInfo [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the culture specific information used to determine how values are formatted.


Input: [Name] Formula [Description]

Output: Specifies the formula. UltraGridBase.CalcManager property must be set to a valid instance of T:Infragistics.Win.CalcEngine.IUltraCalcManager for this property to have any affect.


Input: [Name] FormulaAbsoluteName [Description]

Output: Returns the absolute name of the column that you can use to refer to it in formulas.


Input: [Name] FormulaDialogReferenceNode [Description]

Output: Returns null.


Input: [Name] FormulaErrorAppearance [Description]

Output: Determines the formatting attributes that will be applied to the cells containing formula errors.


Input: [Name] FormulaErrorValue [Description]

Output: Specifies the value to assign to the data source if the column’s formula evaluates to an error. If the column doesn’t have Formula set, this property is ignored.


Input: [Name] FormulaValueConverter [Description]

Output: Interface for providing custom logic for converting formula results and the formula source values.


Input: [Name] Group [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the UltraGridGroup object that the column is associated with. This property is not available at design-time.


Input: [Name] GroupByComparer [Description]

Output: Property used for specifying a custom comparer to sort group-by rows.


Input: [Name] GroupByEvaluator [Description]

Output: Property used to perform non-default group by comparisons.


Input: [Name] GroupByMode [Description]

Output: Gets/sets the setting which determines how the values in this column will be grouped when using the 'OutlookGroupBy' setting for UltraGridLayout.ViewStyleBand.


Input: [Name] GroupByRowAppearance [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the default appearance of all the GroupByRows associated with this column.


Input: [Name] GroupByRowConnectorAppearance [Description]

Output: Determines the appearance of the area that exists to the left of the child rows of a GroupByRow.


Input: [Name] GroupResolved [Description]

Output: Returns the group which contains the column.


Input: [Name] HasCellAppearance [Description]

Output: Returns true if an CellAppearance object has been created.


Input: [Name] HasCellButtonAppearance [Description]

Output: Returns true if an CellButtonAppearance object has been created.


Input: [Name] HasMaskLiteralsAppearance [Description]

Output: Returns true if an CellAppearance object has been created.


Input: [Name] Header [Description]

Output: Returns the Header object associated with the column. This property is read-only at run-time. This property is not available at design-time.


Input: [Name] Hidden [Description]

Output: Determines whether the object will be displayed. This property is not available at design-time.


Input: [Name] HiddenResolved [Description]

Output: Unlike the Hidden property, this property takes into account whether the column is in a hidden group, or if the band is displaying groups and the column is not in any group.


Input: [Name] HiddenWhenGroupBy [Description]

Output: Determines if this column will be hidden when it is a groupby column. By default groupby columns are hidden.


Input: [Name] IgnoreMultiCellOperation [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to ignore multi-cell operations on cells of this column. Default value of the property is Default which is resolved to False. If set to True, any multi cell operations that will end up modifying the cell values will be ignored for the cells associated with this column.


Input: [Name] ImeMode [Description]

Output: Specifies the IME mode for the column.


Input: [Name] Index [Description]

Output: The index of this column in the band's column collection


Input: [Name] InvalidValueBehavior [Description]

Output: Specifies behavior when the user attempts to leave a cell after entering an invalid value.


Input: [Name] IsBound [Description]

Output: Indicators whether this is a bound or unbound column. This property is read-only.


Input: [Name] IsChaptered [Description]

Output: Returns true if this is a chaptered column (represents a child set of rows)


Input: [Name] IsClone [Description]

Output: Gets if the column being accessed is a clone or not.


Input: [Name] IsFirstVisibleColumnOnLevel [Description]

Output: Returns true if this is the first visible column on this level. Note: Multiple levels are only supported within groups.


Input: [Name] IsGroupByColumn [Description]

Output: Indicates whether rows are grouped by this column or not. (Whether this is a group by column or not).


Input: [Name] IsReadOnly [Description]

Output: Returns whether the column is read only (based on its bindings)


Input: [Name] IsVisibleInLayout [Description]

Output: Indicates whether this column is visible in row-layout mode.


Input: [Name] Key [Description]

Output: Overridden. Returns or sets a value that uniquely identifies an object in a collection.


Input: [Name] Layout [Description]

Output: Returns the UltraGridLayout object that determines the layout of the object. This property is read-only at run-time.


Input: [Name] Level [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the level of a band in which a column resides.


Input: [Name] LockedWidth [Description]

Output: Determines if the width of the column can be changed by the user.


Input: [Name] MaskClipMode [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that determines how cell values for a column will be copied to the clipboard when data masking is in enabled.


Input: [Name] MaskDataMode [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that determines how cell values for a column will be stored by the data source when data masking is enabled.


Input: [Name] MaskDisplayMode [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that determines cell values will be displayed when the cells are not in edit mode and data masking is enabled.


Input: [Name] MaskInput [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the input mask associated with the masked edit control.


Input: [Name] MaskLiteralsAppearance [Description]

Output: If the cell has MaskInput set or is using a UltraMaskedEdit control then this appearance will be applied to the literal chars while in edit mode.


Input: [Name] MaxLength [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the maximum length of the text that can be entered into a cell. Zero indicates that there is no limit.


Input: [Name] MaxValue [Description]

Output: Specifies the maximum value that can be entered in the cell. Default value is null meaning no maximum constraint. The object assigned to this property should be the same type as the column's DataType or compatible otherwise it won't be honored.


Input: [Name] MaxValueExclusive [Description]

Output: Gets/sets the first value greater than the maximum value that can be entered in the cell. Default value is null (Nothing) meaning no maximum constraint. The object assigned to this property should be the same type as the column's DataType or compatible otherwise it won't be honored.


Input: [Name] MaxWidth [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the maximum width of the object in container units.


Input: [Name] MergedCellAppearance [Description]

Output: Determines the formatting attributes that will be applied to the merged cells.


Input: [Name] MergedCellContentArea [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to position the contents of a merged cell in the entire area of the merged cell or just the visible area of the merged cell. Default is resolved to VirtualRect.


Input: [Name] MergedCellEvaluationType [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to merge cells based on their values or display text.


Input: [Name] MergedCellEvaluator [Description]

Output: Used for specifying custom logic for determining which cells should merge.


Input: [Name] MergedCellStyle [Description]

Output: Specifies if and how cell merging is performed. Default is resolved to Never.


Input: [Name] MinLength [Description]

Output: Gets/sets the minimum length of the text that can be entered into a cell. The default value is 0.


Input: [Name] MinValue [Description]

Output: Specifies the minimum value that can be entered in the cell. Default value is null meaning no minimum constraint. The object assigned to this property should be the same type as the column's DataType or compatible otherwise it won't be honored.


Input: [Name] MinValueExclusive [Description]

Output: Gets/sets the first value less than the minimum value that can be entered in the cell. Default value is null (Nothing) meaning no maximum constraint. The object assigned to this property should be the same type as the column's DataType or compatible otherwise it won't be honored.


Input: [Name] MinWidth [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the minimum width for a column.


Input: [Name] Nullable [Description]

Output: Determines how the control stores null or empty data in the database.


Input: [Name] NullText [Description]

Output: Returns or sets the string displayed in cells with null values.


Input: [Name] NullTextResolved [Description]

Output: Returns the string that will actually be used for cells that are null in this column..


Input: [Name] PadChar [Description]

Output: Determines the pad character used for formatting text with mask.


Input: [Name] PromptChar [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that determines the prompt character used during masked input.


Input: [Name] PropertyDescriptor [Description]

Output: The property descriptor is used for data binding


Input: [Name] ProportionalResize [Description]

Output: Determines adjustment of column width when a group is resized.


Input: [Name] RegexPattern [Description]

Output: Gets/sets a regular expression to which the cell values must conform. All of the characters in the cell's text must be a part of the match for validation to succeed.


Input: [Name] ReserveSortIndicatorSpaceWhenAutoSizing [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the value indicating when to reserve space for the sort indicator during an auto-size operation.


Input: [Name] ReserveSortIndicatorSpaceWhenAutoSizingResolved [Description]

Output: Gets the resolved value of ReserveSortIndicatorSpaceWhenAutoSizing.


Input: [Name] RowFilterComparer [Description]

Output: Comparer used to evaluate comparison operators for the row filtering functionality. The values passed in the Compare method of the IComparer will be the two values that are to be compareed.


Input: [Name] RowLayoutColumnInfo [Description]

Output: Gets the instance of RowLayoutColumnInfo associated with this column.


Input: [Name] ShowCalculatingText [Description]

Output: Specifies whether cells or summaries in the column will display "#Calculating" in when calculating with an UltraCalcManager.


Input: [Name] ShowInkButton [Description]

Output: Specifies whether ink buttons get shown in cells.


Input: [Name] SortComparer [Description]

Output: Property used to perform custom sort comparisons when sorting rows by this column. The values passed in the Compare method of the IComparer will be two UltraGridCell objects.


Input: [Name] SortComparisonType [Description]

Output: Gets/sets the type of sorting which will be performed the column. Note, this setting can be set for all columns via the SortComparisonType property on the Override object.


Input: [Name] SortIndicator [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that indicates the sorted order of the column.


Input: [Name] SpellChecker [Description]

Output: Gets/sets the component that will perform spell checking on this control.


Input: [Name] Style [Description]

Output: Determines the style of the column.


Input: [Name] SupportDataErrorInfo [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to make use of IDataErrorInfo interface implemented on the underlying row objects to display error info in the associated cells.


Input: [Name] TabIndex [Description]

Output: Used for specifying the order the UltraGrid traverses the cells when tabbing. Default value is -1.


Input: [Name] TabStop [Description]

Output: Determines if the cells in the column can get focus when tabbing through the columns.


Input: [Name] Tag [Description]

Output: (Inherited from Infragistics.Shared.SubObjectBase)


Input: [Name] TipStyleCell [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that determines whether a tip will be displayed when the mouse pauses over a cell.


Input: [Name] UseEditorMaskSettings [Description]

Output: Specifies whether to use the editor's mask related settings rather than the column's mask settings. Default value of this property is false.


Input: [Name] ValueBasedAppearance [Description]

Output: Gets/sets the T:Infragistics.Win.IValueAppearance object that will be used to apply condition-based appearance resolution.


Input: [Name] ValueList [Description]

Output: Returns a reference to a ValueList object containing the list of values used by a column. This property is not available at design-time.


Input: [Name] VertScrollBar [Description]

Output: Returns or sets a value that determines if a vertical scrollbar is displayed in a multiline cell.


Input: [Name] Width [Description]

Output: Determines the width of the column.


Input: [System restart behavior] Keep the queue and drain the messages [Description, Commands] A queue that contains the service requests, shared across the service workers. Messages in service queues typically have a short timeout. [Entity]

Output: Service request queue

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Input: [System restart behavior] Keep the queue and drain the messages [Description, Commands] A queue that is unique to one process (id), used to command this process. UNUSED in Release 2 [Entity]

Output: Process request queue

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Input: [System restart behavior] Cleanup old resources [Description, Commands] A queue out of a pool that will receive responses to a request, for protocols such as RPC. Challenge: the queue is shared and incoming messages have to be tracable to a single process. [Entity]

Output: Process RPC response queue

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Input: [System restart behavior] Restart processes and let them process durable messages [Description, Commands] A queue with bindings to data streams of interest. Note: ingestion is a special case of this [Entity]

Output: Stream subscription queue

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Input: [System restart behavior] Restart process and have them decide what to do with events [Description, Commands] A queue with bindings to events of interest, based on the inherent characteristics of events (event type, base type, subtype, origin) [Entity]

Output: Event subscription queue

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Input: [Description, Commands] A queue created to hold messages temporarily for certain applications, such as real-time visualization. The main characteristics is that at times there is no consumer for the queue. [Entity]

Output: Visualization queue

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Input: [Subject Code] FAST1000 [Subject Title in English] FRESHMAN SEMINAR - SCIENCE TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE [Broad Discipline]

Output: Applied Sciences


Input: [Subject Code] FB1003 [Subject Title in English] FRESHMAN SEMINAR [Broad Discipline]

Output: Business


Input: [Subject Code] COMP1901 [Subject Title in English] SEMINARS AND TOPICS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY [Broad Discipline]

Output: Computing


Input: [Subject Code] CE1000 [Subject Title in English] CONSTRUCTION FOR BETTER LIVING [Broad Discipline]

Output: Construction and Environment


Input: [Subject Code] SD1101 [Subject Title in English] FRESHMAN SEMINAR: INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN THINKING & PROCESSES [Broad Discipline]

Output: Design


Input: [Subject Code] ENG1003 [Subject Title in English] FRESHMAN SEMINAR FOR ENGINEERING [Broad Discipline]

Output: Engineering


Input: [Subject Code] ITC1002G [Subject Title in English] FRESHMAN SEMINAR [Broad Discipline]

Output: Fashion and Textiles


Input: [Subject Code] HSS1010 [Subject Title in English] FRESHMAN SEMINAR FOR BROAD DISCIPLINE IN HEALTH SCIENCE [Broad Discipline]

Output: Health Sciences


Input: [Subject Code] HTM1003 [Subject Title in English] FRESHMAN SEMINAR [Broad Discipline]

Output: Hotel and Tourism Management


Input: [Subject Code] FH1000 [Subject Title in English] FRESHMAN SEMINAR IN LANGUAGE, CULTURE AND COMMUNICATION [Broad Discipline]

Output: Humanities


Input: [Subject Code] APSS115 [Subject Title in English] FRESHMAN SEMINARS FOR THE BROAD DISCIPLINE OF SOCIAL SCIENCES [Broad Discipline]

Output: Social Sciences


Input: [Zone state] undefined [Description]

Output: zone’s configuration is not complete and committed. This also occurs when zone’s configuration is deleted


Input: [Zone state] configured [Description]

Output: zone’s configuration is completed and committed.


Input: [Zone state] incomplete [Description]

Output: Translational state. state during install or uninstall operation.


Input: [Zone state] installed [Description]

Output: The zone configuration is completed and required packages are installed under zone’s root path


Input: [Zone state] ready [Description]

Output: Kernel creates the zsched process, network interfaces are plumbed and file systems are mounted and devices configured. A zone ID is assigned. But no process other than zsched is started at this stage.


Input: [Zone state] running [Description]

Output: user process associated with zone application environment are running.


Input: [Zone state] shutting down and down [Description]

Output: Transitional states while zones are shutting down.


Input: [verb] ADVEITEN [static meaning] answer [dynamic meaning]

Output: make to answer


Input: [verb] AIUBREN [static meaning] rest [dynamic meaning]

Output: retire


Input: [verb] AMARIR [static meaning] appreciate [dynamic meaning]

Output: come to appreciate


Input: [verb] ASIR [static meaning] be seated [dynamic meaning]

Output: sit down


Input: [verb] BAEȞDAN [static meaning] portray [dynamic meaning]

Output: make a portrait of


Input: [verb] BRIGAN [static meaning] fight [dynamic meaning]

Output: begin fighting


Input: [verb] BURUȞAN [static meaning] use (a tool) [dynamic meaning]

Output: pick up (the tool)


Input: [verb] CEPAN [static meaning] abstain [dynamic meaning]

Output: give up


Input: [verb] CERNAN [static meaning] sift, separate [dynamic meaning]

Output: put to the test


Input: [verb] CINTURAN [static meaning] surround [dynamic meaning]

Output: go around


Input: [verb] CLAETER [static meaning] vow [dynamic meaning]

Output: administer an oath


Input: [verb] CREGEN [static meaning] eat [dynamic meaning]

Output: feed; come to eat


Input: [verb] CTANEN [static meaning] come [dynamic meaning]

Output: bring


Input: [verb] CULPIR [static meaning] be guilty [dynamic meaning]

Output: accuse


Input: [verb] DEMERIR [static meaning] exist [dynamic meaning]

Output: create


Input: [verb] DESIEN [static meaning] stop (doing something) [dynamic meaning]

Output: stop (someone acting)


Input: [verb] DITAVAN [static meaning] enjoy [dynamic meaning]

Output: come or cause to enjoy


Input: [verb] DORMIR [static meaning] sleep [dynamic meaning]

Output: fall asleep


Input: [verb] DUCIR [static meaning] head for [dynamic meaning]

Output: steer


Input: [verb] ĎIAN [static meaning] extend [dynamic meaning]

Output: propel


Input: [verb] FAILIR [static meaning] be necessary [dynamic meaning]

Output: run out


Input: [verb] FERIEN [static meaning] bear [dynamic meaning]

Output: lift


Input: [verb] GUEBREC [static meaning] fear [dynamic meaning]

Output: terrify


Input: [verb] HABER [static meaning] wear [dynamic meaning]

Output: put on


Input: [verb] HASCIR [static meaning] maintain [dynamic meaning]

Output: argue


Input: [verb] ȞIRAN [static meaning] flutter [dynamic meaning]

Output: shake vigorously


Input: [verb] IDURAN [static meaning] desire [dynamic meaning]

Output: fall for


Input: [verb] KEŤEN [static meaning] bear [dynamic meaning]

Output: beget


Input: [verb] LACEN [static meaning] dwell [dynamic meaning]

Output: move in


Input: [verb] LEILEN [static meaning] see [dynamic meaning]

Output: become aware of


Input: [verb] LIHALAN [static meaning] rise [dynamic meaning]

Output: raise


Input: [verb] MALTREN [static meaning] be sick [dynamic meaning]

Output: make sick


Input: [verb] MONNAN [static meaning] work [dynamic meaning]

Output: hire


Input: [verb] NACITAN [static meaning] carry [dynamic meaning]

Output: load up


Input: [verb] NOER [static meaning] rain [dynamic meaning]

Output: start raining


Input: [verb] NURIR [static meaning] grow [dynamic meaning]

Output: raise, rear


Input: [verb] OBRENIR [static meaning] sit in judgement [dynamic meaning]

Output: make a judgment


Input: [verb] PILLATIR [static meaning] blink [dynamic meaning]

Output: shock


Input: [verb] PLESTEN [static meaning] be spun (cloth, stories) [dynamic meaning]

Output: spin


Input: [verb] PRECUREC [static meaning] beg [dynamic meaning]

Output: impoverish


Input: [verb] PRENAN [static meaning] take [dynamic meaning]

Output: grab


Input: [verb] PSORER [static meaning] serve [dynamic meaning]

Output: enter the service of


Input: [verb] PUGAN [static meaning] end [dynamic meaning]

Output: finish


Input: [verb] RABRIR [static meaning] be delightful [dynamic meaning]

Output: delight


Input: [verb] RIDRIR [static meaning] laugh [dynamic meaning]

Output: burst out laughing


Input: [verb] SCADRAN [static meaning] ride [dynamic meaning]

Output: mount


Input: [verb] SCRIFEC [static meaning] know [dynamic meaning]

Output: learn


Input: [verb] SKADEC [static meaning] pay [dynamic meaning]

Output: punish


Input: [verb] SNUCAN [static meaning] obey [dynamic meaning]

Output: give orders


Input: [verb] SPURIR [static meaning] be subject to [dynamic meaning]

Output: surrender


Input: [verb] SUMERIR [static meaning] study [dynamic meaning]

Output: teach


Input: [verb] TEKER [static meaning] be standing [dynamic meaning]

Output: stand up


Input: [verb] TENEC [static meaning] have [dynamic meaning]

Output: obtain


Input: [verb] TROMIR [static meaning] go astray [dynamic meaning]

Output: trick


Input: [verb] TUORAN [static meaning] flow [dynamic meaning]

Output: pour


Input: [verb] ŤIBEC [static meaning] hurry [dynamic meaning]

Output: urge on


Input: [verb] VALTER [static meaning] be worth [dynamic meaning]

Output: evaluate


Input: [verb] VEŤURAN [static meaning] travel [dynamic meaning]

Output: depart


Input: [verb] ZENDAN [static meaning] indicate [dynamic meaning]

Output: signal


Input: [STATE] Alabama [BILL] AL HB 524 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Determines that a parent’s disability is not a consideration for reporting child abuse or neglect.


Input: [STATE] Alabama [BILL] AL HB 604 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Establishes that individuals mandated to report child abuse under the mandatory child abuse reporting provisions shall directly report to a duly constituted authority.


Input: [STATE] Alabama [BILL] AL HB 676 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires all persons to report child abuse and neglect if the person has reasonable cause to suspect that a child is being abused or neglected.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA AB 1434, Chap. 519 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds employees of a public or private institution of higher education, as to child abuse or neglect occurring on that institution’s premises, to the list of individuals who are mandated reporters.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA AB 1435, Chap. 520 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds athletic coach, administrator, or director of a public or private organization to the list of individuals who are mandated reporters under the Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA AB 1438 [DISPOSITION] In Committee [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires any person who has knowledge of or observes a child whom he or she knows or reasonably suspects has been a victim of sexual abuse to report the known or suspected instance of sexual abuse to a peace officer. Determines that the failure to report an incident of known or reasonably suspected sexual abuse is punishable by imprisonment in a county jail or a fine or both.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA AB 1564 [DISPOSITION] In Committee [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Includes volunteers of public or private organizations whose duties require direct contact with and supervision of children in the list of individuals who are mandated reporters. The bill would also require employers to provide training in child abuse and neglect identification and reporting to their employees and volunteers who are mandated reporters. Requires the Franchise Tax Board to revoke the exemption of an organization if a person who is a mandated reporter has been found guilty of failure to report an incident of known or reasonably suspected child sexual abuse.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA AB 1628 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires any private entity conducting business in the state that has employees, members, agents, licensees, or representatives who are either mandated reporters or whose duties involve close interaction with children on a regular basis to designate an employee to receive complaints of suspected child abuse, and to implement an internal procedure for employees, members, agencies, licensees, or representatives of the private entity to report any incident of suspected child abuse to the designated employee. Specifies that the private entity is prohibited from sanctioning a person for making a report.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA AB 1713, Chap. 517 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Expands the list of mandated reporters of child sexual abuse to commercial film and photographic print or image processors, that includes any person who prepares or prints any representation of information, data, or an image, including, but not limited to, any film, photograph, negative, photocopy, videotape, computer software or computer-generated image.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA AB 1817, Chap. 521 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Expands the list of persons identified as mandated reporters of child abuse to include commercial computer technicians. Requires a report to be made when such individuals have knowledge of or observe a child being subject to or involved in an act of sexual conduct.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA SB 1137, Chap. 221 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires the electronic registration form filed by the operator of a heritage school to include an acknowledgment that the director of a heritage school and all employees will be mandated reporters under the Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA SB 1264, Chap. 518 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Includes in the list of individuals who are mandated reporters, under the Child Abuse Neglect and Reporting Act, any athletic coach, including an assistant coach or a graduate assistant involved in coaching at a public or private postsecondary institution. Increases the penalty for failure to report an incident to up to 12 months in a county jail, a fine of $5,000, or both. The bill would increase the penalty for a supervisor or administrator who impedes or inhibits an individual's reporting duties to not more than 12 months in a county jail, a fine of not more than $10,000, or both. The bill would also require that any mandated reporter convicted of willfully failing to report abuse or neglect, or any person who impedes or inhibits a report of abuse or neglect, in violation of reporting requirements, where that abuse or neglect results in death or great bodily injury, be guilty of a felony, punishable by a minimum of one year and a maximum of 5 years in state prison, by a fine of not more than $25,000, or by both.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA SB 1522, Chap. 666 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires a developmental center of residential care to persons with developmental disabilities to immediately report a death, a sexual assault, an assault with a deadly weapon or force likely to produce great bodily injury, or an injury to the genitals or a broken bone when the cause of injury is undetermined, to the local law enforcement agency regardless of whether the Office of Protective Services has investigated the facts and circumstances relating to the incident.


Input: [STATE] California [BILL] CA SB 1551 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Amends existing state law to require any competent adult to report reasonable suspicion of child sexual abuse. Makes the failure to report child sexual abuse punishable by a range of fines and imprisonment based on the level of the failure.


Input: [STATE] Connecticut [BILL] CT HB 5217 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires that any person who is alleged to have knowingly made a false report of child abuse or neglect to be referred to the office of the Chief State's Attorney for purposes of a criminal investigation.


Input: [STATE] Connecticut [BILL] CT HB 5552 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Strengthens the penalties associated with an individual's failure to report suspected child abuse or neglect.


Input: [STATE] Connecticut [BILL] CT SB 193 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Expands the list of persons who are mandated reporters to include any coach or director of intramural, interscholastic or youth athletics, any coach or director of a private sports organization or team, any administrator, faculty, staff, athletic director, coach or trainer employed by a constituent unit of the state system of higher education or private institution of higher education, and any youth camp administrator. Requires criminal history records check for youth camp staff employees and volunteers.


Input: [STATE] Delaware [BILL] DE HB 243, Chap. 404 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Simplifies the mandatory report requirements for schools through ensuring that the most serious offenses, such as any sexual offense, shall be reported to law enforcement while giving schools discretion to handle minor offenses without mandatory reporting.


Input: [STATE] District of Columbia [BILL] DC B 647 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires the reporting of child sexual abuse to the Metropolitan Police Department, the 911 Emergency Call Center, or the Child and Family Services Agency. Requires without exception that any adult, with knowledge or reasonable cause to believe that a child is a victim of sexual abuse, make a report. Establishes criminal penalties for the failure to report.


Input: [STATE] Florida [BILL] FL HB 1355, Chapter 155 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Determines that any Florida College System institution, state university, or nonpublic college, university, or school whose administrators, faculty, or staff knowingly and willfully fail to report known or suspected child abuse, abandonment, or neglect committed on the property of the institution, university, college, or school, or who knowingly and willfully prevent another person from doing so shall be subject to fines of $1 million for each such failure. The bill would require anyone to report suspected child abuse or neglect to the Department of Children and Families (DCF) hotline and would require hotline operators to process all abuse complaints; any calls about abuse other than by caregivers will be forwarded by DCF officials to local authorities. Determines that DCF will promote public awareness of the central abuse hotline through community-based partner organizations and public service campaigns. Requires DCF to collect and analyze reports of child abuse and sexual abuse which are reported from or occurred on the campus of any Florida College System institution, state university, or nonpublic college, university, or school. Requires teachers in grades 1-12 to participate in continuing education training provided by the Department of Children and Family Services on identifying and reporting child abuse and neglect.


Input: [STATE] Georgia [BILL] GA HB 948 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Defines child service organization personnel, a mandated reporter of suspected child abuse, as a person employed by or volunteering at business or organization that provides care, treatment, education, training, supervision, coaching, counseling, recreational programs, or shelter to children.


Input: [STATE] Georgia [BILL] GA HB 1176, Chapter 709 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds nurse’s aide and reproductive health care facility or pregnancy resource center personnel and volunteers to the list of persons who shall report child abuse if they have reasonable cause to believe that a child has been abused. Determines that a member of the clergy is not required to report child abuse within the context of a confession or other similar communication required to be kept confidential under church doctrine or practice. However, when a clergy member receives information about child abuse from any other source, they must comply with the reporting requirements.


Input: [STATE] Georgia [BILL] GA SB 355 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Determines that any person who has reasonable cause to believe that a child is abused shall report such information as soon as possible, but no later than 36 hours from the time there is reasonable cause to believe a child has been abused, by telephone to a law enforcement agency.


Input: [STATE] Hawaii [BILL] HI HB 2233 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill to HI SB 2575. Requires mandatory reporting to the department or to the police department when there is reasonable suspicion of child abuse or neglect.


Input: [STATE] Hawaii [BILL] HI SB 2131 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds to the list of mandatory reporters of child abuse or neglect any member of a family who has reached the age of majority and who has knowledge that child abuse or neglect in the family is occurring or has knowledge that a child in the family has been harmed due to abuse or neglect; provided that family members who are victims of domestic violence shall not be required to report child abuse or neglect if the alleged perpetrator is actively abusing both the child and the family member.


Input: [STATE] Hawaii [BILL] HI SB 2575 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill to HI HB 2233. Requires mandatory reporting to the department or to the police department when there is reasonable suspicion of child abuse or neglect.


Input: [STATE] Idaho [BILL] ID SB 1254 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: States that any physician, resident on a hospital staff, intern, nurse, coroner, school teacher, day care personnel, social worker or other person having reason to believe that a child under the age of eighteen years has been abused, abandoned or neglected or who observes the child being subjected to conditions or circumstances which would reasonably result in abuse, abandonment or neglect shall report within twenty-four hours such conditions or circumstances to the proper law enforcement agency or the department. The department shall be informed by law enforcement of any report made directly to it. When the attendance of a physician, resident, intern, nurse, day care worker or social worker is pursuant to the performance of services as a member of the staff of a hospital or similar institution, he shall notify the person in charge of the institution or his designated delegate who shall make the necessary reports. The law stipulates penalties for failure to report. Determines that any person who has reason to believe that a child has been abused, abandoned or neglected and, acting upon that belief, makes a report of abuse, abandonment or neglect as required shall have immunity from any liability, civil or criminal, that might otherwise be incurred or imposed.


Input: [STATE] Illinois [BILL] IL HB 3887, Chap. 711 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Amends the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act to add personnel of institutions of higher education and athletic program or facility personnel to the list of individuals who shall immediately report or cause a report to be made to the Department of Children and Family Services if they have reasonable cause to believe a child known to them in their professional or official capacity may be an abused child or a neglected child.


Input: [STATE] Illinois [BILL] IL HB 3986, Chap. 860 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: The agency designated to receive such reports under this Act or the Department may establish a manner in which a mandated reporter can make the required report through an Internet reporting tool. Information sent and received through the Internet reporting tool is subject to the same rules in this Act as other types of confidential reporting established by the designated agency or the Department.


Input: [STATE] Illinois [BILL] IL HB 4147 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds any state employee or employee of any organization that receives State funding to the list of mandated reporters under the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act.


Input: [STATE] Illinois [BILL] IL HB 4701 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds personnel of institutions of higher education, athletic program personnel, and early intervention providers to the list of mandated reporters under the Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act.


Input: [STATE] Illinois [BILL] IL HB 5584 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires any person who witnesses a sex offense committed against a child to immediately report the offense to the appropriate local law enforcement agency.


Input: [STATE] Illinois [BILL] IL SB 5678 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires that all reports of suspected child abuse or neglect shall be confirmed in a record made and maintained by the Department of Children and Family Services for at least one year regardless of whether the report prompts a formal investigation. Mandates that the record of a report shall include the name of the subject of the report and, if voluntarily provided, the name, address, and phone number of the person who reported the alleged abuse or neglect.


Input: [STATE] Iowa [BILL] IA HB 2131 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Prohibits an employer from taking retaliatory action against an employee as a reprisal for the employee's participation in good faith in making a child abuse report, photograph, or X ray, or in the performance of a medically relevant test, or aiding and assisting in an assessment of a child abuse report. Requires the Department of Human Services to convene and staff a stakeholder committee to review the training resources for mandatory reporters of child abuse.


Input: [STATE] Iowa [BILL] IA SB 2225, Chap. 1040 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Prohibits an employer from taking retaliatory action against an employee as a reprisal for the employee's participation in good faith in making a child abuse report, photograph, or X ray, or in the performance of a medically relevant test, or aiding and assisting in an assessment of a child abuse report. Requires the boards of directors for community colleges, accredited private institutions of higher learning, and the board of regents for institutions of higher learning to develop and implement a consistent written policy for an employee who examines, attends, counsels, or treats a child to report suspected physical or sexual abuse. Requires a stakeholder committee, convened by the department of public health, to review the training resources for mandatory reporters of child abuse.


Input: [STATE] Indiana [BILL] IN SB 267, Chap. 46 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires the Department of Education, in collaboration with organizations that have expertise in child sexual abuse, to identify or develop model education materials, response policies, and reporting procedures on child sexual abuse. The Department of Education shall make the models developed or identified available to assist schools with the implementation of child sexual abuse education programs in prekindergarten through grade 5 and child sexual abuse response and reporting policies.


Input: [STATE] Kansas [BILL] KS HB 2533 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds to the list of persons required to report suspected child physical, mental or emotional abuse or neglect or sexual abuse to include any employee, contractor or administrator of any public or private educational institution in the state who works in a position of authority over a child in an official capacity, if such child is a student enrolled in and attending, or participating in a program or event at such educational institution, any person who works in a position of authority over a child in an official capacity and is employed by or works as a volunteer for a recognized church or religious organization, if such child, child's parent or other person having lawful custody or child's siblings are members of or attend services or events at such church or religious organization, and any employee of any municipality or of the state who works in a position of authority over children in an official capacity. Strengthens the penalty for failure to report cases of suspected sexual abuse. Removes the defense that a person believed someone else was going to file the report, unless a report had actually been made, or that a person did not make a report for fear of reprisal or any other consequence.


Input: [STATE] Kansas [BILL] KS SB 362 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Includes licensed addiction counselors and licensed clinical addiction counselors, clergy and religious authorities to the list of persons who shall report physical, mental or emotional abuse or neglect or sexual abuse of a child.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA HB 166, Chap. 380 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Establishes that school coaches, including but not limited to public technical or vocational school, community college, college, or university coaches and coaches of intramural or interscholastic athletics are mandatory reporters for purposes of child abuse.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA HB 577, Chapter 268 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Determines that any person who witnesses the sexual abuse of a child and the person knowingly or willfully fails to report the abuse to law enforcement or to the Department of Children and Family Services shall face specific penalties, including fines and imprisonment.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA SB 4, Chap. 614 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Criminalizes the failure to report the sexual abuse of a child. States that any person who witnesses sexual abuse of a child and knowingly and willfully fails to report the sexual abuse to law enforcement shall be guilty of a felony and upon conviction shall be fined not more than ten thousand dollars or imprisoned with or without hard labor for not more than five years, or both.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA SB 136 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires that the reporting of child abuse and neglect is made through the designated state child protection reporting hotline number. Allows dual reporting to both the Department of Children and Family Services through the designated state child protection reporting hotline number and the local or the state law enforcement agency.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA SB 158, Chapter 148 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Provides that no employee shall be discharged, demoted, suspended, threatened, harassed, or discriminated against in any manner in the terms and conditions of his employment because of any lawful act engaged in by the employee, or on behalf of the employee, of any action to report the sexual abuse of a minor child by any fellow employee to law enforcement.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA SB 190 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Makes it a felony for any employee of a public postsecondary education institution who witnesses the sexual abuse of a child or student to knowingly and willfully fail to report the sexual abuse to law enforcement or school administration.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA SB 243, Chap. 638 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Establishes that it is unlawful for any person having knowledge of the commission of any homicide, rape, or sexual abuse of a child to fail to report or disclose such information to a law enforcement agency or district attorney.


Input: [STATE] Louisiana [BILL] LA SB 357 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Establishes that a mandatory reporter shall face penalties for the knowing and willful failure to report the abuse or neglect of a child. Adds "organizational or youth activity provider" to the list of "mandatory reporters".


Input: [STATE] Maryland [BILL] MD HB 1067 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds medical examiners and parole or probation agents to the list of individuals required to notify the appropriate authorities and make a report if the individual, acting in a professional capacity in the State, has reason to believe a child has been subjected to abuse or neglect. Makes it a misdemeanor for specified professionals to knowingly fail to provide a notice or make a report of suspected child abuse under specified circumstances.


Input: [STATE] Maryland [BILL] MS SB 63 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds medical examiners and parole or probation agents to the list of individuals required to notify the appropriate authorities and make a report if the individual has reason to believe a child has been subjected to abuse or neglect. Makes it a misdemeanor for specified professionals to knowingly fail to provide a notice or make a report of suspected child abuse under specified circumstances.


Input: [STATE] Massachusetts [BILL] MA HB 3902 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Expands the Department of Children and Families definition of mandated reporter by adding a state employee who, in his professional capacity, witnesses child abuse, including sexual abuse.


Input: [STATE] Missouri [BILL] MO HB 1102 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires any person who observes a child being subjected to sexual abuse to immediately report the abuse in accordance with specified provisions.


Input: [STATE] Missouri [BILL] MO HB 1256 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Creates a joint committee of the general assembly to be known as the "Joint Committee on Child Abuse and Neglect" to be composed of seven members of the senate and seven members of the house of representatives. The join committee shall make a continuing study and analysis of the state child abuse and neglect reporting and investigation system.


Input: [STATE] Missouri [BILL] MO HB 1470 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Expands the list of mandatory reporters of child abuse and neglect to includes coaches, scout leaders, youth organization or group leaders, youth activity leader, or any other person in his or her official or volunteer capacity who has direct contact with children.


Input: [STATE] Missouri [BILL] MO HB 1491 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires mandatory reporters of child abuse and neglect to make a report by removing the option of causing a report to be made.


Input: [STATE] Missouri [BILL] MO HB 1565 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires mandatory reporters of child abuse to report only while working or acting in their official capacity and allows, but does not require, reporting when they are off duty.


Input: [STATE] Missouri [BILL] MO SB 457 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires any person who observes a child being subjected to sexual abuse to immediately report the abuse in accordance with specified provisions.


Input: [STATE] Mississippi [BILL] MS HB 943 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Creates the Mandated Reporter Training Division within the Administrative Office of Courts. Establishes a special fund in the state treasury known as the Mandated Reporter Training Fund.


Input: [STATE] Mississippi [BILL] MS SB 2087 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Provides for the mandatory reporting of sexual crimes against minors and creates a civil action for failure to make a mandatory report of abuse.


Input: [STATE] Nebraska [BILL] NE LB 839 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires reporting of sexual misconduct by a teacher or other school employee within twenty-four hours after receiving the allegation. Any report shall be investigated in accordance with the Child Protection Act for the purpose of determining whether or not the allegation is substantiated.


Input: [STATE] Nebraska [BILL] NE LB 993 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Determines that each child abuse and neglect investigation team shall include procedures for mandatory reporting of child abuse and neglect to include training to professionals on identification and reporting of abuse, assigning roles and responsibilities between law enforcement and the Department of Health and Human Services for the initial response or the report of abuse, and outlining how reports will be shared between law enforcement and the Department of Health and Human Services.


Input: [STATE] New Hampshire [BILL] NH HB 1249 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires an employee or volunteer of an organization who suspects another employee or volunteer of child sexual abuse to make a report under the state's child abuse reporting law. Establishes an enhanced criminal penalty for a supervisor who fails to report an employee or volunteer of suspected child sexual abuse.


Input: [STATE] New Jersey [BILL] NJ AB 4396 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill to NJ SB 3143. Requires that a person who has reasonable cause to believe that a child has been sexually abused to immediately report that abuse to law enforcement officials. Provides that a person's failure to report an act of sexual abuse or any sexual offense against a child and who has reasonable cause to believe that an act of sexual abuse or the sexual offense has been committed is guilty of a crime of the fourth degree.


Input: [STATE] New Jersey [BILL] NJ SB 3143 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill to NJ AB 4396 Requires that a person who has reasonable cause to believe that a child has been sexually abused to immediately report that abuse to law enforcement officials. Provides that a person's failure to report an act of sexual abuse or any sexual offense against a child and who has reasonable cause to believe that an act of sexual abuse or the sexual offense has been committed is guilty of a crime of the fourth degree.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY AB 8816 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill to SB 3511. Establishes acupuncturists as mandatory reporters of suspected cases of child abuse and maltreatment.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY AB 8901 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires school athletic directors, school coaches, and school assistant coaches to report cases of suspected child abuse.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY AB 8905 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill NY SB 6086. Requires college coaches, athletic directors, professors, graduate assistants, college administrators, college presidents, and paid individuals who may interact with children through employment at summer or overnight camps among those required to report suspected child abuse or maltreatment.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY AB 9617 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires the posting of a visible notice in group homes for the developmentally disabled stating that New York law mandates the reporting of all forms of abuse to local law enforcement and district attorneys. Ensures that all employees are properly trained with regard to the reporting requirements for all forms of abuse.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY SB 1308 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Details the persons required to report to an appropriate law enforcement agency when they have reasonable cause to suspect that a child is an abused child to include: any physician; registered physician assistant; surgeon; medical examiner; coroner; dentist; dental hygienist; osteopath; optometrist; chiropractor; podiatrist; resident; intern; psychologist; registered nurse; emergency medical technician; hospital personnel engaged in the admission, examination, care or treatment of persons; member of the clergy; a Christian Science practitioner; school official; social services worker; day care center worker; provider of family or group family day care; employee or volunteer in a residential care facility or any other child care or foster care worker; mental health professional; substance abuse counselor; alcoholism counselor; peace officer; police officer; district attorney or assistant district attorney; investigator employed in the office of a district attorney; or other law enforcement official. Outlines penalties for failure to report a case of suspected child abuse.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY SB 3511 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill to AB 8816. Establishes acupuncturists as mandatory reporters of suspected cases of child abuse and maltreatment


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY SB 5119 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires members of the clergy to report suspected allegations of child abuse or maltreatment to an appropriate law enforcement agency. Requires members of the clergy to review past institutional records and report suspected allegations of child abuse by clergy to the district attorney. Reports of suspected child abuse shall be made immediately by telephone or by telephone facsimile to an appropriate law enforcement agency and followed by a report in writing within twenty-four hours.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY SB 6030 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Establishes the class E felony of failure to report child abuse for the failure to report to law enforcement officials the commission of any crime against a child under the age of 16.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY SB 6048 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires immediate reporting of suspected child abuse to an appropriate law enforcement agency. Determines that failure to report suspected child abuse is a class A misdemeanor.


Input: [STATE] New York [BILL] NY SB 6086 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Companion bill BY AB 8905. Requires college coaches, athletic directors, professors, graduate assistants, college administrators, college presidents, and paid individuals who may interact with children through employment at summer or overnight camps among those required to report suspected child abuse or maltreatment.


Input: [STATE] Oregon [BILL] OR HB 4016, Chap. 92 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds employee or volunteer of organization providing child-related services or activities, employee of higher education institution, coach, assistant coach or trainer of child athlete and individual who provides guidance, instruction or training in youth development activity, and youth camps, to list of public and private officials required to report child abuse.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA HB 1895 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Permits exceptions to governmental immunity for child sexual abuse acts committed by individuals employee by a public institution, agency or other legal entity.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA HB 1990 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds school staff member, school faculty, coach to the list of persons required to report suspected child abuse.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA HB 1999 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires individuals who have firsthand or secondhand knowledge of or reasonable cause to believe a child is being sexually abused to report the suspected child sexual abuse to law enforcement officials as soon as is practical. Except for clergy-penitent and attorney-client confidential communications, the privileged communication between any professional person and the patient or client of that person shall not apply to situations involving child sexual abuse and shall not constitute grounds for failure to report as required by this chapter. Allows a person who has, in good faith, reported suspected child sexual abuse and who, as a result of the report, is discharged from his or her employment or discriminated against in his or her employment, to commence an action in the court of common pleas of the county in which the alleged unlawful discharge or discrimination occurred for appropriate relief. If the court finds that the person was discharged or discriminated against in his or her employment as a result of the report, the court may issue an order granting appropriate relief, including, but not limited to, reinstatement with back pay.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA HB 2026 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires that licensing boards for professionals mandated to report suspected child abuse or neglect require those professionals to submit documentation of the completion of at least two hours of approved continuing education training, per licensing cycle, on the identification and reporting of child abuse. Allows exemption from training if the licensee’s practice excludes contact with children.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA HB 2046 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Whenever a person is required to report suspected child abuse or neglect in the capacity as a member of the staff of a medical or other public or private institution, school, facility or agency, that person shall have the responsibility and have the legal obligation to report or cause a report to be made if that person has personally witnessed an act or acts the person reasonably believes constitutes suspected child abuse.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA HB 2047 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Increases the penalties for mandatory reporter failure to report suspected child abuse or neglect. The penalty for failure to report suspected child abuse increases from a third degree misdemeanor to a second degree for the first violation and from a second degree misdemeanor to a first degree for a subsequent violation.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA HB 2048 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Increases the penalties for mandatory reporter failure to report suspected child abuse or neglect. The penalty for failure to report suspected child abuse increases from a third degree misdemeanor to a second degree for the first violation and from a second degree misdemeanor to a first degree for a subsequent violation. Allows a prosecution for failure to report to be commenced within three years after the discovery of a willful failure to report or refer.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA SB 1413 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Increases the penalties for mandatory reporters' failure to report suspected child abuse or neglect. The penalty for failure to report suspected child abuse increases from a third degree misdemeanor to a first degree for the first violation and from a second degree misdemeanor to a third degree for a second or subsequent violation.


Input: [STATE] Pennsylvania [BILL] PA SB 449, Chap. 2012-126 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Provides for recognition and reporting training for school entities and independent contractors of schools and their employees to address recognition of abuse and sexual misconduct, mandatory reporting policies


Input: [STATE] South Carolina [BILL] SC HB 4428 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires any person to report suspected child abuse or neglect.


Input: [STATE] South Carolina [BILL] SC SB 1054 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Sec. 1: Adds school employee or independent contractor, coach, camp counselor, animal control officer, firefighter, or any other employee or volunteer of a public or private organization whose duties require direct contact or supervision of children to the list of persons required to report suspected child abuse or neglect. Defines school to mean any public or privately operated child care agency, preschool, nursery school, kindergarten, elementary school, middle school, high school, or public or private institution of higher education. Requires any person who has received information which gives the person reason to believe that a child has been or may be sexually or physically abused as defined by the laws of the State to report the abuse. Requires board members, chief executive officers, directors, other heads of organizations, administrators, and supervisors who have reason to believe that a child has been or may be abused or neglected by a staff member or under the auspices of the organization to report to law enforcement. States that mandatory reporters who report abuse or neglect to a supervisor or person in charge of an institution, school, facility, or agency are not relieved of the individual duty to report. The Department of Social Services must establish, operate, and publicize a twenty-four hour, statewide, toll-free telephone service to receive reports.


Input: [STATE] South Carolina [BILL] SC SB 1346 [DISPOSITION] Pending [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds school or college administrator, coach, volunteer who works with children as a camp counselor, scout leader, and mentor to the list of persons required to report suspected child abuse or neglect.


Input: [STATE] South Dakota [BILL] SD HB 1264 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Amends the mandatory reporting requirements regarding child abuse to include any professional, or person who has contact with a child through the performance of services as a support staff member, working within or in conjunction with a hospital, health and wellness or medical clinic, mental health provider, child protection agency, religious function or organization, parole or court services, law enforcement, school or school related organization, registered day care, domestic abuse shelter, chemical dependency center, coroner's office, or any other business, agency, or organization that offers helping services to children, who have reasonable cause to suspect that a child under the age of eighteen has been abused or neglected shall report the information.


Input: [STATE] South Dakota [BILL] SD SB 154, Chapter 146 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Add employees or volunteers of a child advocacy organization or child welfare service provider, to the list of people specified as mandatory reporters of suspected child abuse involving any child under 18.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA HB 3, Chap. 391 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds athletic coach, director or other person employed by or volunteering with a private sports organization or team and administrators, employees, or volunteers of public or private day camps, youth centers and youth recreation programs to the list of persons required to report child abuse or neglect to the Department of Social Services.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA HB 4 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds athletic coaches and directors in public or private schools or in institutions of higher education to the list of persons required to report child abuse or neglect to the Department of Social Services.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA HB 74, Chapter 740 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Establishes that if an initial report of suspected abuse or neglect is made to the person in charge of an institution or department, or his designee, the person shall notify the individual making the initial report when the report of suspected child abuse or neglect is made to the local department or to the Department of Social Services' toll-free child abuse and neglect hotline and shall forward any communication resulting from the report to the individual who made the initial report. Reduces the time limit for reporting suspected child abuse or neglect by mandated reporters from 72 hours to 24 hours.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA HB 215 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Reduces the time allowed for reporting suspected child abuse or neglect by a mandated reporter from 72 hours to 24 hours and provides that failure to report is punishable as a Class 1 misdemeanor for the first failure and a Class 6 felony for a second or subsequent offense. Current law imposes a fine of not more than $500 for a first offense and not less than $100 nor more than $1,000 for a second or subsequent offense.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA HB 970, Chap. 698 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds any person employed by a public or private institution of higher education to the list of individuals required to report suspected abuse or neglect of a child.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA HB 1237, Chap. 728 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Expands the list of who a report of suspected child abuse or neglect shall be made to include a law-enforcement agency. Adds individuals employed by a public or private organization responsible for the care, custody or control of children to the list of individuals required to report suspected child abuse or neglect. Reduces the time allowed for reporting suspected child abuse or neglect by a mandated reporter from 72 hours to 24 hours. Establishes that no person shall be required to make a report of suspected abuse if the person has actual knowledge that the same matter has already been reported to the local department or the Department of Social Services’ toll-free child abuse and neglect hotline.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA HB 1266 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Determines that any person who fails to report within 72 hours of his first suspicion of child abuse or neglect is guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA SB 239, Chapter 815 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds individuals employed by a public or private organization responsible for the care, custody or control of children and any person employed by a public or private institution of higher education to the list of individuals required to report suspected child abuse or neglect. Reduces the time allowed for reporting suspected child abuse or neglect by a mandated reporter from 72 hours to 24 hours. Establishes that no person shall be required to make a report of suspected abuse if the person has actual knowledge that the same matter has already been reported to the local department or the Department of Social Services’ toll-free child abuse and neglect hotline.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA SB 265 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds athletic coaches and directors in public or private schools or in institutions of higher education to the list of persons required to report child abuse or neglect to the Department of Social Services.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA SB 296 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Reduces the time allowed for reporting suspected child abuse or neglect by a mandated reporter from 72 hours to 24 hours and provides that failure to report is punishable as a Class 1 misdemeanor for the first failure and a Class 6 felony for a second or subsequent offense. Current law imposes a fine of not more than $500 for a first offense and not less than $100 nor more than $1,000 for a second or subsequent offense.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA SB 303 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds any person employed by a public or private institution of higher education to the list of individuals required to report suspected abuse or neglect of a child.


Input: [STATE] Virginia [BILL] VA SB 622 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds individuals employed by a public or private institution of higher education and any other person with responsibility for the care, control, or custody of children to the list of individuals required to report suspected child abuse or neglect. Determines that any person who fails to report within 72 hours of his first suspicion of child abuse or neglect is guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor.


Input: [STATE] Vermont [BILL] VT SB 113, Chapter 2012-156 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Proposes to require independent schools to comply with the same training as school districts with respect to the prevention, identification, and reporting of child sexual abuse and sexual violence, and to add headmasters of independent schools to the list of mandatory reporters of child abuse and neglect.


Input: [STATE] Washington [BILL] WA HB 2331 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires mandatory reporters to also report any suspicion of sever child neglect. Defines "severe abuse or neglect" as any of the following: any act of abuse of sufficient severity that causes significant bleeding, deep bruising, significant external or internal swelling, bone fracture, or unconsciousness; any act or acts of withholding basic necessities of life that create or cause an imminent risk of substantial bodily harm; or any act of intentionally touching the sexual or other intimate parts of a child for the purpose of gratifying sexual desire.


Input: [STATE] Washington [BILL] WA SB 5991 b, Chap. 55 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Requires administrative and academic or athletic department employees, including student employees, of institutions of higher education, and of private institutions of higher education who have reasonable cause to believe a child has suffered abuse or neglect, to report the abuse or neglect immediately. The law also requires employees of institutions of higher education, not considered academic or athletic department employees, who have reasonable cause to believe a child has suffered abuse or neglect, must report such abuse or neglect immediately to the appropriate administrator or supervisor, as designated by the institution. The administrator or supervisor to whom the report was made, if not already a mandatory reporter, must report the abuse or neglect within forty-eight hours to a mandatory reporter designated by the institution.


Input: [STATE] West Virginia [BILL] WV HB 4065 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds youth camp administrators, camp counselors, employees and volunteers of entities that provide organized activities for children and commercial film or photographic print processors as mandated reporters of suspected child abuse. Increases criminal penalties for failing to report child abuse. Provides funding for educational programs for reporting and preventing child abuse and neglect.


Input: [STATE] West Virginia [BILL] WV HB 4240 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds youth camp administrator or counselor, employee or volunteer of an entity that provides organized activities for children or commercial film or photographic print processor who to the list of persons mandated to report abuse and neglect of children. Provides funding for educational programs for reporting and preventing child abuse and neglect.


Input: [STATE] West Virginia [BILL] WV SB 161, Chapter 27 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Adds youth camp administrator or counselor, employee, coach or volunteer of an entity that provides organized activities for children, or commercial film or photographic print processor to the list of persons mandated to report abuse and neglect of children. Adds any person over the age of eighteen who has actual knowledge of or observes any sexual abuse or sexual assault of a child to the list of mandated reporters who shall immediately, and not more than forty-eight hours after obtaining actual knowledge of or observing the sexual abuse or sexual assault, report the circumstances or cause a report to be made to the State Police or other law-enforcement agency. Creates an educational and training for persons required to report suspected abuse or neglect and for the general public to include indicators of child abuse and neglect, tactics used by sexual abusers, how and when to make a report, and protective factors that prevent abuse and neglect in order to promote adult responsibility for protecting children.


Input: [STATE] Wisconsin [BILL] WI AB 714 [DISPOSITION] Failed [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: Makes professors, administrators, coaches, and other employees of any public, private, or tribal postsecondary educational institution mandatory child abuse and neglect reporters.


Input: [STATE] Wisconsin [BILL] WI SB 42, Chap. 81 [DISPOSITION] Enacted [BILL SUMMARY]

Output: No person making a report of suspected child abuse in good faith may be discharged from employment, disciplined or otherwise discriminated against in regard to employment, or threatened with any such treatment for so doing. Each school board shall require every employee of the school district to receive training provided by the department in identifying children who have been abused or neglected and in the laws and procedures governing the reporting of suspected or threatened child abuse and neglect. A school district employee shall receive that training within the first 6 months after commencing employment with the school district and at least once every 5 years after that initial training.


Input: [Item #] USAFLAG [Price] * 1.49 [Unit] Each [Description]

Output: 4.75" x 3" American Flag Decal American flag decal is a sticker that can be placed on a car window or glass door. Proudly made in the United States.


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Input: [Item #] CAT-BF [Price] CALL [Unit] Each [Description]

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Output: Jewelry Gift Boxes & Supplies Click on this link to view our selection of Jewelry Gift Boxes and supplies for pricing jewelry.


Input: [Item #] CAT-HL [Price] CALL [Unit] Each [Description]

Output: Labels Click on this link to view our Handpeel Label products.


Input: [Item #] CAT-LS [Price] CALL [Unit] Each [Description]

Output: LED Signs Click this link to view our LED Signs.


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Output: Merchandising Signs & Supplies Click this link to view our Merchandising Signs & Supplies product page.


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Output: Pricing and Labeling Equipment Click on this link to view our large selection of Pricing and Labeling Equipment.


Input: [Item #] CAT-SS [Price] CALL [Unit] Each [Description]

Output: Shipping Supplies Click this link to view our Shipping Supplies products.


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Output: Signs-Electric Click this link to view our Electric Signs page.


Input: [Item #] CAT-NES [Price] CALL [Unit] Each [Description]

Output: Signs-Non-Electric Click this link to view our Non-Electric Signs.


Input: [Item #] CAT-SE [Price] CALL [Unit] Each [Description]

Output: Store Equipment Click the link to view our selection of Store Equipment.


Input: [Item #] CAT-TE [Price] CALL [Unit] Each [Description]

Output: Tagging Equipment & Fasteners Click on this link to view our large selection of Tagging Equipment and Fasteners.


Input: [Item #] CAT-T [Price] CALL [Unit] Each [Description]

Output: Tags Click this link to view our Tag selection.


Input: [URL] text [2] empty Determines how the file is opening in Acrobat; the possibilities are UseNone, UseThumbs (show thumbnails), UseOutlines (show bookmarks), FullScreen, UseOC (PDF 1.5), and UseAttachments (PDF 1.6). If no mode if explicitly chosen, but the bookmarks option is set, UseOutlines is used. [baseurl]

Output: pdfpagemode

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text Sets the document information Title field [baseurl]

Output: pdftitle

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text Sets the document information Author field [baseurl]

Output: pdfauthor

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text Sets the document information Subject field [baseurl]

Output: pdfsubject

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text Sets the document information Creator field [baseurl]

Output: pdfcreator

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Input: [URL] text Sets the document information Producer field [baseurl]

Output: pdfproducer

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Input: [URL] text Sets the document information Keywords field [baseurl]

Output: pdfkeywords

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] empty Sets the document information Trapped entry. [baseurl]

Output: pdftrapped

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] key value list [2] empty Alternative interface for setting the document information. [baseurl]

Output: pdfinfo

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] XYZ Sets the default PDF ‘view’ for each link [baseurl]

Output: pdfview

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Input: [URL] text [2] 1 Determines on which page the PDF file is opened. [baseurl]

Output: pdfstartpage

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] Fit Set the startup page view [baseurl]

Output: pdfstartview

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Input: [URL] text [2] Fit Set the startup page view of remote PDF files [baseurl]

Output: pdfremotestartview

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Input: [URL] n n n n Sets the default PDF crop box for pages. This should be a set of four numbers [baseurl]

Output: pdfpagescrop

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Input: [URL] boolean [2] false position the document window in the center of the screen [baseurl]

Output: pdfcenterwindow

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Input: [URL] text [2] empty direction setting [baseurl]

Output: pdfdirection

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Input: [URL] boolean [2] false display document title instead of file name in title bar [baseurl]

Output: pdfdisplaydoctitle

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] empty paper handling option for print dialog [baseurl]

Output: pdfduplex

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Input: [URL] boolean [2] false resize document window to fit document size [baseurl]

Output: pdffitwindow

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Input: [URL] text [2] relax PDF language identifier (RFC 3066) [baseurl]

Output: pdflang

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Input: [URL] boolean [2] true make PDF viewer’s menu bar visible [baseurl]

Output: pdfmenubar

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Input: [URL] boolean [2] false make links that open another PDF file start a new window [baseurl]

Output: pdfnewwindow

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Input: [URL] boolean [2] empty page mode setting on exiting full-screen mode [baseurl]

Output: pdfnonfullscreenpagemode

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] integer [2] empty number of printed copies [baseurl]

Output: pdfnumcopies

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Input: [URL] text [2] empty set layout of PDF pages [baseurl]

Output: pdfpagelayout

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Input: [URL] boolean [2] true set PDF page labels [baseurl]

Output: pdfpagelabels

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Input: [URL] text [2] empty set PDF page transition style [baseurl]

Output: pdfpagetransition

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Input: [URL] text [2] empty set option for print dialog [baseurl]

Output: pdfpicktraybypdfsize

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] text [2] empty set /PrintArea of viewer preferences [baseurl]

Output: pdfprintarea

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Input: [URL] text [2] empty set /PrintClip of viewer preferences [baseurl]

Output: pdfprintclip

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Input: [URL] n n (n n)* [2] empty set /PrintPageRange of viewer preferences [baseurl]

Output: pdfprintpagerange

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Input: [URL] text [2] empty page scaling option for print dialog (option /PrintScaling of viewer preferences, PDF 1.6); valid values are None and AppDefault [baseurl]

Output: pdfprintscaling

Hypertext marks in LATEX: a manual for hyperref


Input: [URL] boolean [2] true make PDF toolbar visible [baseurl]

Output: pdftoolbar

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Input: [URL] text [2] empty set /ViewArea of viewer preferences [baseurl]

Output: pdfviewarea

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Input: [URL] text [2] empty set /ViewClip of viewer preferences [baseurl]

Output: pdfviewclip

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Input: [URL] boolean [2] true make PDF user interface elements visible [baseurl]

Output: pdfwindowui

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Input: [URL] boolean [2] false Unicode encoded PDF strings [baseurl]

Output: unicode

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Input: [ACTIVITIES] Amnesty Transformation and new mandate of ECOMOG [ACTION REQUIRED]

Output: The Government to grant absolute and free pardon to the RUF leader Foday Sankoh through appropriate legal steps Request to ECOWAS by the parties for revision of the mandate of ECOMOG in Sierra Leone Request to the UN Security Council to amend the mandate of UNOMSIL to enable it to undertake the various provisions outlined in the present Agreement; Request to the international community to provide substantial financial and logistical assistance to facilitate implementation of the Peace Agreement. Request to ECOWAS by the parties for contributions of additional troops.

Sierra Leone Web - Lome Peace Accord, 7 July 1999


Input: [ACTIVITIES] Transformation of the RUF into a political party [ACTION REQUIRED]

Output: RUF/SL to commence to organize itself to function as a political party

Sierra Leone Web - Lome Peace Accord, 7 July 1999


Input: [ACTIVITIES] Encampment, disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR) [ACTION REQUIRED]

Output: Request for international assistance in adapting and extending the existing DDR programme

Sierra Leone Web - Lome Peace Accord, 7 July 1999


Input: [ACTIVITIES] Withdrawal of mercenaries [ACTION REQUIRED]

Output: Supervision by Joint Monitoring Commission

Sierra Leone Web - Lome Peace Accord, 7 July 1999


Input: [ACTIVITIES] Notification to Joint Monitoring Commission [ACTION REQUIRED]

Output: Communication by the parties of positions and description of all known warlike devices/materials

Sierra Leone Web - Lome Peace Accord, 7 July 1999


Input: [ACTIVITIES] Notification to Military Commands [ACTION REQUIRED]

Output: Communication by the parties of written orders requiring compliance

Sierra Leone Web - Lome Peace Accord, 7 July 1999


Input: [TIMING] DAY 15 [ACTIVITIES] Enabling members of the RUF/SL to hold public office, and to join a broad-based Government of National Unity through Cabinet appointments [ACTION REQUIRED]

Output: Removal by the Government of all legal impediments

Sierra Leone Web - Lome Peace Accord, 7 July 1999


Input: [ACTIVITIES] Commission for the Consolidation of Peace (CCP) [FOLLOW-UP ACTION] Mandate of the Commission to terminate at the end of next general elections Jan.-Feb. 2001 [ACTION REQUIRED]

Output: Creation of the Commission to implement a post-conflict reconciliation and welfare programme

Sierra Leone Web - Lome Peace Accord, 7 July 1999


Input: [ACTIVITIES] Commission for the Management of Strategic Resources, National Reconstruction and Development (CMRRD) [ACTION REQUIRED]

Output: Ban on all exploitation, sale, export, or any transaction of gold and diamonds except those sanctioned by the CMRDD

Sierra Leone Web - Lome Peace Accord, 7 July 1999


Input: [TIMING] DAY 22 [ACTIVITIES] Enabling members of the RUF/SL to hold public office [FOLLOW-UP ACTION] For a period of fourteen days [ACTION REQUIRED]

Output: Discussion and agreement between both parties on the appointment of RUF/SL members to positions of parastatal, diplomacy and any other public sector

Sierra Leone Web - Lome Peace Accord, 7 July 1999


Input: [TIMING] DAY 31 [ACTIVITIES] Transformation of the RUF into a political party Commission for the management of Strategic Resources, National Reconstruction and Development (CMRRD) Transformation, new mandate, and phased withdrawal of ECOMOG [ACTION REQUIRED]

Output: Necessary legal steps by the Government for the registration of the RUF as a political party Preparation and submission by Government to the Parliament of relevant bills for enabling legislation commitments made under the peace agreement Deployment of troops from at least two additional countries

Sierra Leone Web - Lome Peace Accord, 7 July 1999


Input: [TIMING] DAY 60 [ACTIVITIES] Completion of encampment, disarmament and demobilization [ACTION REQUIRED]

Output: Restriction of SLA soldiers to the barracks and storage of their arms and ammunition under constant surveillance by the Neutral Peace-Keeping Force during the disarmament process Monitoring of disarmament and demobilization by UNOMSIL

Sierra Leone Web - Lome Peace Accord, 7 July 1999


Input: [TIMING] DAY 90 [ACTIVITIES] Human Rights Commission [ACTION REQUIRED]

Output: Creation of an autonomous quasi judicial national Human Rights Commission Request for technical and material assistance from the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, the African Commission on Human Rights and Peoples Rights and other relevant organizations Creation of a Truth and Reconciliation Commission

Sierra Leone Web - Lome Peace Accord, 7 July 1999


Input: [ACTIVITIES] Elections [ACTION REQUIRED]

Output: Establishment of a new independent National Electoral Commission (NEC) in consultation with all political parties including the RUF/SL Request for financial and logistical support for the operations of the NEC Request for assistance from the international community in monitoring the next presidential and parliamentary elections in Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone Web - Lome Peace Accord, 7 July 1999


Input: [TIMING] DAY 456 [ACTIVITIES] Human Rights Violations [ACTION REQUIRED]

Output: Submission by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of its report and recommendation to the Government for immediate implementation

Sierra Leone Web - Lome Peace Accord, 7 July 1999


Input: [Description] The central object that contains properties relevant to all other objects. [Object]

Output: GUI_TOOLKIT


Input: [Description] The object tied to the physical display. [Object]

Output: GUI_DISPLAY


Input: [Description] An object that contains a collection of other functionally related objects such as graphics, textboxes, buttons, and plots. [Object]

Output: GUI_SCREEN0 to GUI_SCREEN5


Input: [Description] The object tied to the physical touchscreen. [Object]

Output: GUI_TOUCHSCREEN


Input: [Description] A tool object that is used in conjunction with the Draw method to draw lines and geometrical figures onto screens. [Object]

Output: GUI_PEN


Input: [Description] The object tied to the physical buzzer. [Object]

Output: GUI_BUZZER


Input: [Description] The 8-pixel wide by 10-pixel tall Courier New font that is used to render strings in textboxes by default for the GUI Toolkit. [Object]

Output: GUI_FONT


Input: [Description] An object that contains a single image as a property. [Object]

Output: GRAPHIC


Input: [Description] An object that contains a single image of the 95 ASCII characters that is used to render strings in textboxes. [Object]

Output: FONT


Input: [Description] An object that uses a font object to render strings onto a screen. [Object]

Output: TEXTBOX


Input: [Description] An object with an associated graphic that responds to a user’s touch on the touchscreen. [Object]

Output: BUTTON


Input: [Description] An object used to render numerical data into graphical form onto a screen. [Object]

Output: PLOT


Input: [Tag Description] Emphasized [You Type] Emphasized [You Get]

Output: Emphasized

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Input: [Tag Description] Strong [You Type] Strong [You Get]

Output: Strong

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Input: [Tag Description] Cited [You Type] Cited [You Get]

Output: Cited

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Input: [Tag Description] Coded text used to show programming source code [You Type] Coded [You Get]

Output: Coded

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Input: [Tag Description] Unordered list - use the to begin each list item [You Type] First item Second item [You Get]

Output: First item Second item

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Input: [Tag Description] Ordered list - use the to begin each list item [You Type] First item Second item [You Get]

Output: First item Second item

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Input: [Tag Description] Definition lists are similar to other HTML lists. begins the definition list, begins the definition term and begins the definition description. [You Type] First term First definition Second term Second definition [You Get]

Output: First term First definition Second term Second definition

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Input: [Cookie Name] wgsite [What we store in it] Either ‘UK’ or ‘USA’ [Expires] 12 months [What we use it for]

Output: Used to decide whether to direct you to our USA or UK site, saving you having to make the choice every time you visit webgains.com


Input: [Cookie Name] usertype [What we store in it] Either ‘affiliateUser’ or ‘merchantUser’ [Expires] 12 months [What we use it for]

Output: Used to decide if you are logging in to our system as an advertiser or a publisher so that we can get you to the right place


Input: [Cookie Name] qtrans_cookie_test [What we store in it] The text qTranslate+Cookie+Test’ [Expires] When you close your browser [Notes] See reference for further information [What we use it for]

Output: Used by our web site to determine if you have selected your preferred language


Input: [Cookie Name] wordpress* [What we store in it] A value for your your session ID number [Expires] 2 weeks [Notes] See reference for further information [What we use it for]

Output: Our public website uses the popular wordpress blog system. This uses cookies to store information about your session if you are logged in. It stores no personal information.


Input: [Cookie Name] wp-settings [What we store in it] See reference for further information [What we use it for]

Output: Our public website uses the popular wordpress blog system. This cookie stores information about your settings so that you don’t have to tell us each time you visit us. It stores no personal information.


Input: [Cookie Name] __utma [What we store in it] Google analytics, for more information see reference [What we use it for]

Output: We use google analytics to record activity on our website so that we can improve the user experience and understand where our traffic comes from.


Input: [Cookie Name] __utmz [What we store in it] Google analytics, for more information see reference [What we use it for]

Output: We use google analytics to record activity on our website so that we can improve the user experience and understand where our traffic comes from.


Input: [Variable name] OPID [Variable description]

Output: Operator ID number

Box A: Names and Descriptions of Variables Used in Final Model | Bureau of Transportation Statistics


Input: [Variable name] SEGID [Variable description]

Output: Segment ID number

Box A: Names and Descriptions of Variables Used in Final Model | Bureau of Transportation Statistics


Input: [Variable name] MACROSYS [Variable description]

Output: Segment length from contractor computations

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Input: [Variable name] SEGLEN [Variable description]

Output: Segment length reported by ferry operator

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Input: [Variable name] AVGTIME [Variable description]

Output: Average one-way travel time reported by operator

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Input: [Variable name] MONTHS [Variable description]

Output: Number of months ferry operates per year

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Input: [Variable name] PASSENGERS [Variable description]

Output: Number of passengers per year

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Input: [Variable name] CONF [Variable description]

Output: Operator requested passenger data be kept confidential

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Input: [Variable name] BOATS [Variable description]

Output: Total number of vessels operator runs (not per segment)

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Input: [Variable name] AVGCAP [Variable description]

Output: Average capacity of vessels

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Input: [Variable name] METRO [Variable description]

Output: At least one of the two segment terminals is in a core based statistical area (CBSA)

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Input: [Variable name] NPS [Variable description]

Output: At least one of the two segment terminals serves a national park

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Input: [Variable name] AUTO [Variable description]

Output: At least one of the two segment terminals has auto access

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Input: [Variable name] PARKING [Variable description]

Output: At least one of the two segment terminals has parking

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Input: [Variable name] TRANSIT [Variable description]

Output: At least one of the two segment terminals has access to public transit bus

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Input: [Variable name] INTERCITY [Variable description]

Output: At least one of the two segment terminals has access to intercity bus

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Input: [Variable name] LHRAIL [Variable description]

Output: At least one of the two segment terminals has access to light or heavy transit rail

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Input: [Variable name] AMTRAK [Variable description]

Output: At least one of the two segment terminals has access to Amtrak rail

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Input: [Variable name] NEWENGLAND [Variable description]

Output: One of the two segment terminals is in New England Census Division

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Input: [Variable name] MIDATLANTIC [Variable description]

Output: One of the two segment terminals is in Mid Atlantic Census Division

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Input: [Variable name] ENCENTRAL [Variable description]

Output: One of the two segment terminals is in East North Central Census Division

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Input: [Variable name] WNCENTRAL [Variable description]

Output: One of the two segment terminals is in West North Central Census Division

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Input: [Variable name] WSCENTRAL [Variable description]

Output: One of the two segment terminals is in West South Central Census Division

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Input: [Variable name] ESCENTRAL [Variable description]

Output: One of the two segment terminals is in East South Central Census Division

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Input: [Variable name] SATLANTIC [Variable description]

Output: One of the two segment terminals is in South Atlantic Census Division

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