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St John puts patient safety first (this page)
Robyn Bern | Monday 12 May 2014
St John would like to respond to claims in the New Zealand Herald this morning that three patients lost their lives after St John's life-saving defibrillators failed in a blunder linked to the ambulance service's poor record keeping.
This is incorrect.
What is correct was that St John staff raised concerns in these incidents mentioned, because of defibrillator issues. This was clearly explained to the New Zealand Herald. St John reviewed those incidents and determined that in three of the four incidents the defibrillator failures did not impact on the patient outcome. In the fourth, we could not rule out that possibility entirely. In that instance St John contacted and met with the family of the patient to share the findings of the investigation.
As part of our investigation process we always ask ourselves the question is this a case where it is both right thing to do and transparent to share directly with relatives and loved ones. St John's threshold is very low to trigger this as we are committed to transparency fairness and openness.
St John has since issued every front line ambulance in NZ with a backup Automated External Defibrillator (AED) to completely mitigate this risk in future which is a step that not all Ambulance services have done internationally but such is St John's commitment to patient safety.
St John Clinical Director Norma Lane advised the NZ Herald last week "We have to acknowledge the nature of our business is emergency care where unfortunately some patients lives are hanging by a thread and sometimes, with every best effort and endeavours, we lose that very last battle through no fault of anyone. In these circumstances the underlying clinical condition is such that we couldn't affect or reverse that tragic outcome. That was the case in the three incidents where the defibrillators did not work properly."
St John deals with over 350,000 incidents per year and on average we investigate 20 'reportable events'. These are incidents which result in harm or death to a patient or 'near miss' incidents which under different circumstances could have caused harm to a patient but did not.
"It is crucial that St John has a learning culture which doesn't make anyone involved afraid to report an incident whatever the scale or level. Learning lessons and striving to improve care, improves patient safety so we mustn't push it underground."
What the NZ Herald did get right is that St John is focussed on finding ways to serve patients better – as Chief Executive Peter Bradley says "For me, the biggest thing is putting the focus on patients."
St John is like other parts of the Health sector e.g. Hospitals in that we investigate our reportable events internally and report to the Ministry of Health. External scrutiny is provided where appropriate from the Health & Disability Commission and for us when we participate and contribute to Coronial hearings where we share very openly all of our information from call recordings to patient records and staff statements.
Robyn Bern
T 09 526 0528 X 8095
E robyn.bern@stjohn.org.nz


I train every day. That is also how I learnt, starting over fifty years ago, and I continue to this day. I train to uncover the deepest meanings of what I have been taught – I teach to pass on what I have been taught. And that is how Kung Fu endures. Yet I am also one of the fortunate ones. I am in no doubt of the style I practise – the White Crane System of Tiger Crane Kung Fu. I know my Master's name and also revere his memory – Master Ang Liang Huat.
I heard these words during an interview I took in China during a research trip and I have never forgotten the emotion in the speaker – what the Chinese call filial piety: "My Master taught me this pattern… I don't know what it means, and I don't know how it is meant to work. But all I can do is to continue to practise it in the hope that one day someone will say to me "I know that style – this is what it is" I can only feel that it must have value because my Master taught it to me, and so I treasure it".
We all think that we are living in times of huge change, and in terms of technology and comfort we are. But as a youngster growing up in Singapore over fifty years ago – that was a period of profound and rapid change – political, social, economic. Yet in essence Kung Fu does not change, not for those who treasure its heritage. It stays essentially unchanging for generations, with some bits being lost, bits being added from outside influences.
And then one day you come along and join in. And you can make it your own.
Learn until you die – that is what I try to do. See you in class.
Dennis was born in Singapore in 1951. He began his training at the age of 6 in classical Chinese martial arts. During his teenage years he continued his training under the guidance of the famous Master Ang. Dennis is a firm believer in life-long improvement, training, and learning.
Dennis holds 6th Dan from The Chinese Wushu Association (China). He founded the Wushu Scholar research team, having been asked to archive many traditional styles of Chinese Kung Fu in China.
Dennis continues to teach all levels of students, from beginners at their first class, to instructors who have trained with him for over 30 years. Dennis is married to Sharon Ngo (who holds 5th Dan from The Chinese Wushu Association (China)). They travel extensively to bring Fujian White Crane Kung Fu and Tai Chi around the world.


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Academics seeking input from Gold Coast businesses for Commonwealth Games impact survey
Published March 14, 2019 March 14, 2019 AuthorMitch Knox
Griffith University academics Dr Joan Carlini and Professor Andrew O'Neil are calling for input from businesses on the Gold Coast to have their say about the impact and legacy of the 2018 Commonwealth Games.
Dr Joan Carlini
Almost twelve months on from the mammoth event, which brought representatives from more than 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to the Gold Coast and its affiliated event cities, Dr Carlini and Professor O'Neil are seeking to determine how the reality of last April's festivities measure up to the community's lofty expectations.
Dr Carlini, who previously developed a preliminary report with Professor O'Neil in the lead-up to the Commonwealth Games, described the new survey as a "fantastic opportunity for business to have a voice".
"This research follows on from an earlier report we prepared twelve months out from the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games," Dr Carlini said. "We had conversations with the business community and they didn't understand how their business and more broadly the Gold Coast would be affected.
"It is almost a year since the Commonwealth Games and, now that the dust has settled, we want to know how businesses were impacted, and whether variables such as business location, industry, or customer base potentially contributed."
Dr Carlini and Professor O'Neil are calling for input from businesses of all stripes to help inform their survey, and are hoping for responses from a diversity of locations, organisational sizes and industries.
"Even if businesses were not affected, we still want to hear from them," Dr Carlini said. "The more businesses that take part, the more accurate the picture will be.
"From this research, will have a much better understanding of how and why businesses were impacted. This knowledge can help provide insights into future event planning and bids to ensure better outcomes for businesses in the future, and that business is not forgotten."
The 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games Business Impact Survey is open online until April 2.
Respondents will go into the running to win one of two vouchers, valued at $500 each.
Read more about Dr Carlini and Professor O'Neil's work with mega-sporting events at the Griffith Business School Research blog.
Categories Business and government, Department of Marketing, Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games, Griffith Business School, Griffith Business School Engagement, home, News articles, ResearchTagged Community engagement, Dr Joan Carlini, GC2018, Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games, Professor Andrew O'Neil, Research, Survey

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…what mad folk we have so long been, who have wished to force the Turk to the faith with the sword, the heretic with fire, and the Jews with death, to root out the tares with our own power, as if we were the people who could rule over hearts and spirits and make them religious and good, which God's Word alone must do.
Princes are not to be obeyed when they command submission to superstitious errors, but their aid is not to be invoked in support of the Word of God. Heretics must be converted by the Scriptures, and not by fire, otherwise the hangman would be the greatest doctor.
Heresy is a spiritual thing which one cannot hew with any iron, burn with any fire, drown with any water. The Word of God alone is there to do it.
Faith is a living, restless thing. It cannot be inoperative. We are not saved by works; but if there be no works, there must be something amiss with faith.
If heresies and offenses come, Christendom will only profit thereby, for they make Christians to read diligently the Holy Writ and ponder the same with industry…Thus through heretics and offenses we are kept alert and stouthearted and amid wrangles and battles understand God's word better than before.
The uses of theological controversy are, to expose error, and to produce and diffuse clear and correct opinions upon all points of doctrine.
It is the church's imperative duty to aim at these objects, and controversy seems to be as indispensable with a view to the second as to the first of them. But it is an evil and an abuse, when the exposure of error is made to serve as a substitute for the realization and application of what is admitted to be true.


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from routes import Mapper
from routes.middleware import RoutesMiddleware
from webtest import TestApp
from nose.tools import eq_

def simple_app(environ, start_response):
    route_dict = environ['wsgiorg.routing_args'][1]
    start_response('200 OK', [('Content-type', 'text/plain')])
    items = route_dict.items()
    items.sort()
    return [('The matchdict items are %s and environ is %s' % (items, environ)).encode()]

def test_basic():
    map = Mapper(explicit=False)
    map.minimization = True
    map.connect(':controller/:action/:id')
    map.create_regs(['content'])
    app = TestApp(RoutesMiddleware(simple_app, map))
    res = app.get('/')
    assert b'matchdict items are []' in res

    res = app.get('/content')
    assert b"matchdict items are [('action', 'index'), ('controller', " + repr(
        u'content').encode() + b"), ('id', None)]" in res

def test_no_query():
    map = Mapper(explicit=False)
    map.minimization = True
    map.connect('myapp/*path_info', controller='myapp')
    map.connect('project/*path_info', controller='myapp')
    map.create_regs(['content', 'myapp'])

    app = RoutesMiddleware(simple_app, map)
    env = {'PATH_INFO': '/', 'REQUEST_METHOD': 'GET', 'HTTP_HOST': 'localhost'}
    def start_response_wrapper(status, headers, exc=None):
        pass
    response = b''.join(app(env, start_response_wrapper))
    assert b'matchdict items are []' in response

def test_content_split():
    map = Mapper(explicit=False)
    map.minimization = True
    map.connect('myapp/*path_info', controller='myapp')
    map.connect('project/*path_info', controller='myapp')
    map.create_regs(['content', 'myapp'])

    app = RoutesMiddleware(simple_app, map)
    env = {'PATH_INFO': '/', 'REQUEST_METHOD': 'POST', 'CONTENT_TYPE': 'text/plain;text/html',
           'HTTP_HOST': 'localhost'}
    def start_response_wrapper(status, headers, exc=None):
        pass
    response = b''.join(app(env, start_response_wrapper))
    assert b'matchdict items are []' in response

def test_no_singleton():
    map = Mapper(explicit=False)
    map.minimization = True
    map.connect('myapp/*path_info', controller='myapp')
    map.connect('project/*path_info', controller='myapp')
    map.create_regs(['content', 'myapp'])

    app = RoutesMiddleware(simple_app, map, singleton=False)
    env = {'PATH_INFO': '/', 'REQUEST_METHOD': 'POST', 'CONTENT_TYPE': 'text/plain;text/html'}
    def start_response_wrapper(status, headers, exc=None):
        pass
    response = b''.join(app(env, start_response_wrapper))
    assert b'matchdict items are []' in response

    # Now a match
    env = {'PATH_INFO': '/project/fred', 'REQUEST_METHOD': 'POST', 'CONTENT_TYPE': 'text/plain;text/html'}
    def start_response_wrapper(status, headers, exc=None):
        pass
    response = b''.join(app(env, start_response_wrapper))
    assert b"matchdict items are [('action', " + repr(u'index').encode() + \
           b"), ('controller', " + repr(u'myapp').encode() + b"), ('path_info', 'fred')]" in response

def test_path_info():
    map = Mapper(explicit=False)
    map.minimization = True
    map.connect('myapp/*path_info', controller='myapp')
    map.connect('project/*path_info', controller='myapp')
    map.create_regs(['content', 'myapp'])

    app = TestApp(RoutesMiddleware(simple_app, map))
    res = app.get('/')
    assert 'matchdict items are []' in res

    res = app.get('/myapp/some/other/url')
    print res
    assert b"matchdict items are [('action', " + repr(u'index').encode() + \
           b"), ('controller', " + repr(u'myapp').encode() + b"), ('path_info', 'some/other/url')]" in res
    assert "'SCRIPT_NAME': '/myapp'" in res
    assert "'PATH_INFO': '/some/other/url'" in res

    res = app.get('/project/pylonshq/browser/pylons/templates/default_project/+package+/pylonshq/browser/pylons/templates/default_project/+package+/controllers')
    print res
    assert "'SCRIPT_NAME': '/project'" in res
    assert "'PATH_INFO': '/pylonshq/browser/pylons/templates/default_project/+package+/pylonshq/browser/pylons/templates/default_project/+package+/controllers'" in res

def test_redirect_middleware():
    map = Mapper(explicit=False)
    map.minimization = True
    map.connect('myapp/*path_info', controller='myapp')
    map.redirect("faq/{section}", "/static/faq/{section}.html")
    map.redirect("home/index", "/", _redirect_code='301 Moved Permanently')
    map.create_regs(['content', 'myapp'])

    app = TestApp(RoutesMiddleware(simple_app, map))
    res = app.get('/')
    assert 'matchdict items are []' in res

    res = app.get('/faq/home')
    eq_('302 Found', res.status)
    eq_(res.headers['Location'], '/static/faq/home.html')

    res = app.get('/myapp/some/other/url')
    print res
    assert b"matchdict items are [('action', " + repr(u'index').encode() + \
           b"), ('controller', " + repr(u'myapp').encode() + \
           b"), ('path_info', 'some/other/url')]" in res
    assert "'SCRIPT_NAME': '/myapp'" in res
    assert "'PATH_INFO': '/some/other/url'" in res

    res = app.get('/home/index')
    assert '301 Moved Permanently' in res.status
    eq_(res.headers['Location'], '/')

def test_method_conversion():
    map = Mapper(explicit=False)
    map.minimization = True
    map.connect('content/:type', conditions=dict(method='DELETE'))
    map.connect(':controller/:action/:id')
    map.create_regs(['content'])
    app = TestApp(RoutesMiddleware(simple_app, map))
    res = app.get('/')
    assert 'matchdict items are []' in res

    res = app.get('/content')
    assert b"matchdict items are [('action', 'index'), ('controller', " + \
           repr(u'content').encode() + b"), ('id', None)]" in res

    res = app.get('/content/hopper', params={'_method':'DELETE'})
    assert b"matchdict items are [('action', " + repr(u'index').encode() + \
           b"), ('controller', " + repr(u'content').encode() + \
           b"), ('type', " + repr(u'hopper').encode() + b")]" in res

    res = app.post('/content/grind',
                   params={'_method':'DELETE', 'name':'smoth'},
                   headers={'Content-Type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'})
    assert b"matchdict items are [('action', " + repr(u'index').encode() + \
           b"), ('controller', " + repr(u'content').encode() + \
           b"), ('type', " + repr(u'grind').encode() + b")]" in res
    assert "'REQUEST_METHOD': 'POST'" in res

    #res = app.post('/content/grind',
    #               upload_files=[('fileupload', 'hello.txt', 'Hello World')],
    #               params={'_method':'DELETE', 'name':'smoth'})
    #assert "matchdict items are [('action', u'index'), ('controller', u'content'), ('type', u'grind')]" in res
    #assert "'REQUEST_METHOD': 'POST'" in res

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Higgins, Gillibrand React to Collins Staying on Ballot
UB's Neiheisel predicts uphill climb still for McMurray
Tom Puckett
Buffalo, NY (WBEN) Democrats in the WNY congressional delegation are reacting to the news Congressman Chris Collins has decided to stay on the GOP ballot in November.
Congressman Brian Higgins says "It seemed he was cooperating but something happened in the last few days that changed all that," says Higgins. "He will remain on the ballot, and that's an issue I think."
September 17, 2018 - 11:00 pm
Congressman Brian Higgins
Higgins on NY27.
"He doesn't have committee assignments anymore, and it won't be adjudicated before the November election, so it's not going to change. So it appears Chris Collins will be in congress until the end of the year," notes Higgins. He says Nate McMurray will have the financial backing to unseat Collins.
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand says she worked to pass the STOCK Act, banning insider trading by members of Congress. As for Collins deciding to stay on the ballot, "I don't know his motivations. I know no one is above the law and voters will have a chance to have a say in the issue," says Gillibrand. "We're supposed to be public servants first, and allegations show he was putting financial gains for family and friends first."
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand
Gillibrand on NY27.
Does it get easier for McMurray? UB's Jake Neiheisel believes only a little bit. "McMurray looks like a national Democrat, however he's still in a bit of a mismatch in NY27, and provided Republicans keep turnout up, it's still an uphill battle," says Neiheisel.
Jake Neiheisel, UB
Neiheisel on NY27
For the Republicans, "They're going to have an uphill battle, but still have a chance to keep that seat, mainly because of the Republican composition of the seat," says Neiheisel.
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Its ok, its ok, I know.
I have been there. When I was first married I did not even know how to turn on the oven. But a little youtube and hunger go a long way in the teaching department.
So, in honor of everyone out there who burns toast and forgets at add cheese to lasagna and says that scrambled eggs are their favorite only because that's the only way they can make them… this is for you.
I want YOU to shine this holiday season.
I am going to share my favorite sugar cookie recipes of all time. I have made lots. I know what works and trust me on this one, this is by far the best sugar cookie recipe ever.
If you make this, people will be asking you for your recipe and they will be trying to sneak just one more.
I will also share my no fail sugar cookie icing recipe.
BONUS: I am also going to give you a secret tip in how to make beautifully decorated cookies.
Put dough in some Saran wrap and refrigerate for at least one hour.
When you are ready to bake, heat oven to 350 degrees. Roll dough out, cut out cookies, and bake for 6-8 minutes.
Combine powder sugar, corn syrup, and lemon juice in a bowl.
If you need a thicker frosting, say for outlining your cookies, add LESS milk.
Just a drop at a time. If you have already outlined your cookies and need a to fill in or 'spill' your cookies, you can add more milk (as much as you would need) to make your frosting very runny.
If you are using food coloring, be sure to use LESS milk. Most food colorings are liquid and can make your frosting more runny. If you are using a gel food coloring, your milk quantity can remain the same.
If you want more SHINE, use more corn syrup and less milk. This frosting will stay good for days in the fridge.
Now… would you like to do this?
(please say the next sentence in your head without pausing just to get the full effect) Really and truly I cannot tell a lie I promise you from the bottom of my heart you can do this and you can do this well it really is easy.
Get a zip lock bag, put some icing into it, cut off the tiniest tip possible from the corner of the bag and just put some dots on your cookie.
Do any design you want… I promise it will look good. Do a cross or a tree or a word or just outline the cookie in dots.
That is one of my favorite tricks! Dots. Lots and lots of dots.
Find more cookie ideas or inspiration!
I've Been Baking. And its Not Cookies.
Hey, I was just wondering how long it usually takes the icing to set? I've got the cookies in my fridge all iced, but its still soft to touch. Also, will it melt if out of the fridge for too long? Btw, the cookies are SENSATIONAL!!!!!
These are THE BEST!!!! This in the only sugar cookie reciepe that I use now. I first made them last Valentine's day and am now making them again for Valenties day a year later. Ohhh and I have definatly made them throughout the year between!!
How to store unused icing? How to prevent icing from drying out while frosting?


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Murder probe: police free suspect
Neighbours have described a 29-year-old Co Antrim woman who died suddenly as a "lovely wee girl".
The body of Karen Hilditch was discovered in a house at Pattersons Way, Carrickfergus, at about 6pm on Tuesday. It is not yet known how the woman from the Castlemara area of the town died.
A post-mortem examination is due to be carried out later today. A 38-year-old man who was arrested in connection with the death was last night released unconditionally, although the PSNI said it was continuing with a murder investigation.
Neighbours said they were alerted when emergency teams arrived at the terraced houses where the dead woman lived with her boyfriend on Tuesday evening.
Pat McCambridge spoke with Ms Hilditch's boyfriend after her body was found.
She said: "She was a lovely wee girl, that's all I could describe her as. She used to call in here to make the odd phone call. My best friend died suddenly on Saturday and I was at her funeral on Tuesday. Then I went out and when I came back there were policemen at their house. Her boyfriend called me over and when I went to him he said: 'Karen is dead, my best wee friend'. I was in a state of shock and everyone around here is in a state of shock.
"To be honest I couldn't believe it when I heard it. This has always been a very quiet area, even during the Troubles nothing ever happened up here."
Another neighbour, Nathan Norris, said people were stunned by the young woman's death.
She said: "I am shocked, this isn't like Carrick at all, it's always so peaceful, especially up here.
"It's a tight-knit community and I can't think of anything like this happening before. What has happened is sad and you don't want to see that happening to anyone."
Mayor of Carrickfergus Jim McClurg said the town was shocked by the young woman's death.
The DUP man said: "People in Carrickfergus are shocked by what happened and I would appeal to anyone with information to contact their local police station."
Alliance councillor Sean Neeson offered his sympathies to the dead woman's family.
He said: "It's sad that a young life has been ended in this way. I offer my sympathy to her family."
A spokesman for the PSNI confirmed that a post-mortem examination on Ms Hilditch's body would take place today.


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whether the students who were given admission by the institution that had taken recourse to unholy and uncalled for practice should be allowed to suffer. We think not. Students are to be compensated. They had paid the fees. Hopes were kindled in their hearts and aspirations in their mind. Their young minds were polluted by the institution and, therefore, we direct the respondent-institution to pay Rs.10,00,000/- to each of the students who had taken admission apart from refunding their fees. Additionally, as the conduct of the 1st respondent, namely, G.C.R.G. Memorial Trust, is absolutely blameworthy, we impose costs of Rs.25 lacs to be deposited before this Court within eight weeks hence. = We say so as an unscrupulous litigant who conceived the idea of paving the path of his own desire, moving according to his design, proceeding as per his whim and marching ahead with brazenness abandoning any sense of prudence cannot be leniently dealt with. It is the duty of the Court to take stringent action, for he has polluted the purity attached to the justice dispensation system and sullied the majesty of law.
CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
CIVIL APPEAL NO.19662 OF 2017
[Arising out of S.L.P. (C)No. 23410 of 2017]
Medical Council of India ….Appellant
G.C.R.G. Memorial Trust & Ors. ….Respondents
J U D G M E N T
DIPAK MISRA, CJI.
Leave granted.
2. The present appeal frescoes the scenario where one is
tempted to quote a few lines from what has been stated in
Quillen v. Board of Education1
. It reads thus:-
"The distinction between the gourmet and the
gourmand is as neat and decisive in the prosaic
realm of negotiation as in the festive sphere of
gastronomic enjoyment — attempting to satisfy an
unrestrained or exaggerated appetite in either field
may prove discomforting if not disastrous."
The purpose of referring to the same is to highlight the
unrestrained and exaggerated appetite. When the factual
1 115 NYS 2d 122, 126 (1952)
matrix would be unrolled, the greed in all its colours shall
come to the forefront.
3. The present appeal by special leave calls in question
the legal acceptability of the order dated 01st September
2017 passed by a Division Bench of the High Court of
Allahabad, Lucknow Bench in Misc. Bench No.13530 of
2017 whereby the High Court has quashed the order dated
19th August 2017 as well as order dated 31st May 2017
passed by the Central Government and eventually granted
permission to the 1st respondent to admit students for the
Academic Session 2017-2018.
4. When the matter was listed on 06th September 2017,
this Court had passed the following order :
"Issue notice fixing a returnable date within
four weeks.
As Mr. Maninder Singh, learned Additional
Solicitor General for respondent No.3-Union of
India and Mr. Mukul Rohatgi, learned senior
counsel has entered appearance on behalf of
respondent No.1 and 2, no further notice need be
issued.
As far as respondent No.5 and 6 are
concerned, let notice be issued.
Dasti in addition is permitted.
As an interim order, it is directed that there
shall be stay of the operation of order dated 1st
September, 2017 further corrected on 4th
If the Institution has admitted students they
are debarred from continuing in the course. We
have passed this order as we while disposing of the
writ petition preferred under Article 32 of the
Constitution had passed the following order :-
'Learned counsel for the petitioners
seeks leave of this Court to withdraw
the writ petition to approach the High
Court under Article 226 of the
Constitution of India.
The writ petition is permitted to be
withdrawn. However, it is made clear
that the High Court, while entertaining
the writ petition, shall not pass any
interim order pertaining to the
academic year 2017-2018.'
We really fail to fathom the manner in which
the High Court has misconstrued our order and
passed the final order for 2017-2018. We are
issuing notice only to test the propriety of the
order and also if the Institution is eligible to get
the renewal of letter of permission for 2018-2019."
The aforesaid order eloquently reflects the shock
expressed by this Court. As is reflectible from the aforesaid,
notice was issued only to test the propriety of the order and
also if the institution is eligible to get the renewal for
5. We shall initially address the first issue. To adjudge
the issue of propriety of the order passed by the High Court,
we are compelled to travel in a time machine. The
respondent-institution had filed a writ petition, i.e., Writ
Petition (Civil) No.13530 of 2017 before the High Court and
was dealt with by the Division Bench of the High Court on
08th August 2017. On that day, the following order came to
be passed:
"In reference to order dated 4.8.2017, the Central
Government, as per the instructions received by
Mr. Asit Kumar Chaturvedi, learned Senior
Counsel appearing for the respondent no.1, has
agreed to entertain the petitioners' matter along
with other similar matters and consider it to
revaluate the recommendations/views of the MCI,
Hearing Committee, DGHS and the Oversight
Committee as available on record for grant of
approval to the petitioner-institution to admit the
students in MBBS Course, after affording an
opportunity of hearing to the petitioner-institution
to the extent necessary. To facilitate the Central
Government, the whole paragraph 25 of the
judgment in which directive has been issued by
the Supreme Court is reproduced below:
'25. In the above persuasive premise, the
Central Government is hereby ordered to
consider afresh the materials on record
pertaining to the issue of confirmation or
otherwise of the letter of permission granted
to the petitioner colleges/institutions. We
make it clear that in undertaking this
exercise, the Central Government would
revaluate the recommendations/views of the
MCI, Hearing Committee, DGHS and the
Oversight Committee, as available on
records. It would also afford an opportunity
of hearing to the petitioner
colleges /institutions to the extent
necessary. The process of hearing and final
reasoned decision thereon, as ordered, would
be completed peremptorily within a period of
10 days from today. The parties would
unfailing co-operate in compliance of this
direction to meet the time frame fixed.'
Therefore, we also direct the Central
Government to consider the petitioners'
matter accordingly within seven days as
framed by Hon'ble the Supreme Court.
The matter is listed before Hon'ble the
Supreme Court on 24.8.2017.
We, therefore, also direct the registry to list
this matter on 28.8.2017."
6. In pursuance of the aforesaid order, taking note of the
deficiencies, the Central Government passed the following
order on 19.8.2017 :
"17. Now, in compliance with the above direction
of Court, the Ministry granted hearing to the
college on 16.08.2017. The Hearing Committee
after considering the records and oral & written
submission of the college submitted its report to
the Ministry. The findings of the Hearing
Committee are as underThe
Committee notes that there was no
deficiency of faculty and residents as per MCI
assessment report. The findings of the assessor
indicate some deficiency of clinical material and
the observance of hospital protocols.
During the course of hearing, the college
produced certain documents contesting the
findings of the assessors. The Committee perused
the case sheet of single normal delivery on the day
of inspection as shown by the college. The delivery
of Ms. Sameerun was performed without blood
transfusion and the mother was discharged
without treatment of anaemeia when she was
severely anaemic at the time of admission with a
haemoglobin level of 6.5 gm%. This is gross
negligence. Further, the college could not produce
any Government issued birth certificates in
support of their claim of average number of
deliveries.
The inept handling of patients in the hospital
is further confirmed during the perusal of cases
pertaining to casualty and ICUs. The college could
not satisfy regarding the patients in casualty
wards. None of the 3 patients in ICCU seemed to
have cardiac history. The pulse rate of one of the
patient who was a PSVT (tachycardia) case was
noted as 72/min at the time of admission. NO
investigation was done. Other two patients with
diagnosis of Kyphoscoliosis (spinal deformity) and
vestibular neuritis (ear problem) were also
admitted in the cardiac ICU. This confirms the
finding of assessors and the college had no
explanation. It is understood that as per MSR, the
requirement is for requisite number of beds in
ICUs, however, the college seem to be employing
doubtful measures to show patients.
It was also noted that the college was neither
aware nor following the provisions of biomedical
waste (BMW) rules.
The explanation offered by the college in
obtaining 14 cadavers from `Dera Saccha Sauda'
Sirsa, Haryana without requisite permission and
death certificates is a serious issue to be looked
into by the concerned authorities.
In view of the above, despite the fact that no
deficiency of faculty and residents is noted, the
functioning of the hospital as per norms is in
serious doubt and the Committee agrees with the
decision of the Ministry vide letter dated
31.05.2017 to debar the college for two years and
also permit MCI to encash bank guarantee.
18. Accepting the recommendations of the
Hearing Committee, the Ministry reiterates its
earlier decision dated 31.05.2017 to debar the
college from admitting students for a period of two
years i.e. 2017-18 and 2018-19 and also to
authorize NCI to encash the Bank Guarantee of
Rs.2 Crore."
7. As the facts would further uncurtain, the institution
filed a petition under Article 32 of the Constitution before
this Court and chose to withdraw the same to approach the
High Court under Article 226 of the Constitution. The said
order has already been quoted while reproducing the order
dated 06.09.2017.
8. The content of the order dated 28.08.2017 is
graphically clear. The High Court was not allowed to pass
any interim order pertaining to the Academic Session
2017-2018 but the Division Bench of the High Court, for
some unfathomable and inscrutable reason, referred to
certain judgments of this Court and allowed the prayer. It is
beyond our comprehension as to how the High Court could
have even remotely thought of passing an order granting the
Letter of Permission for the Academic Session 2016-2017
and renewal for 2017-2018. It is worthy to mention here
that before the High Court, time was sought on behalf of the
Central Government and the MCI to file counter affidavits.
The same was denied and the contesting parties were
deprived of the opportunity to contest. Be it noted, the writ
petition that was filed before this Court was withdrawn on
28th August, 2017 and a fresh writ was filed before the High
Court on 29th August 2017 and the judgment was delivered
without waiting for the reply from the Central Government
or MCI on 01st September 2017. It is clear as the cloudless
sky that the judgment of the High Court shows unnecessary
and uncalled for hurry, unjustified haste and an
unreasonable sense of promptitude possibly being oblivious
of the fact that the stand of the Medical Council of India and
the Central Government could not be given indecent burial
when they were parties on record. Such a procedure cannot
be countenanced in law.
9. The controversy cannot be allowed to end with our
aforesaid finding. The judicial propriety requires judicial
discipline. In the absence of a reply filed by the Medical
Council of India and the Central Government, it could not
have been possible to answer the factual matrix of the case.
What is not possible, is not possible. We may hasten to add
that in respect of the cases where renewal was granted, Mr.
Vikas Singh would submit that the deficiency was within
the permissible limit but in the present case, it was not so
and in any case, granting renewal for 2017-2018 and
confirmation of letter of permission for 2016-2017 was
totally unwarranted. In most of the cases, this Court has
directed for re-inspection by the MCI which would then take
a final decision for the academic year 2018-2019. It is a
most unfortunate situation that the Division Bench has
paved such a path. One cannot but say that the
adjudication by the Division Bench tantamounts to a state
as if they dragged themselves to the realm of "willing
suspension of disbelief". Possibly, they assumed that they
could do what they intended to do. A Judge cannot think in
terms of "what pleases the Prince has the force of law".
Frankly speaking, the law does not allow so, for law has to
be observed by requisite respect for law.
10. In this context, we may note the eloquent statement of
Benjamin Cardozo who said:
"The judge is not a knight errant, roaming at will
in pursuit of his own ideal of beauty and goodness."
11. In this regard, the profound statement of Felix
Frankfurter2
is apposite to reproduce:
"For the highest exercise of judicial duty is to
subordinate one's personal pulls and one's private
views to the law of which we are all guardians –
those impersonal convictions that make a society a
civilized community, and not the victims of
personal rule."
The learned Judge has further stated3
"What becomes decisive to a Justice's functioning
on the Court in the large area within which his
individuality moves is his general attitude toward
law, the habits of the mind that he has formed or
is capable of unforming, his capacity for
detachment, his temperament or training for
putting his passion behind his judgment instead
of in front of it. The attitudes and qualities which I
am groping to characterize are ingredients of what
compendiously might be called dominating
humility."
12. In Shiv Mohan Singh v. The State (Delhi
Administration)4
, the Court has observed:
2 Clark, Tom C., "Mr. Justice Frankfurter :'A Heritage for all Who Love the Law", 51
A.B.A.J. 330, 332 (1965)
3 Foreword, to Memorial issue for Robert H. Jackson, 55 Columbia Law Review
(April, 1955) p. 436
(1977) 2 SCC 238
"… a Judge even when he is free, is still not wholly
free; he is not to innovate at pleasure; he is not a
knight-errant roaming at will in pursuit of his own
ideal of beauty or of goodness; he is to draw inspiration
from consecrated principles'…"
13. In this context, we may refer with profit the authority
in Om Prakash Chautala v. Kanwar Bhan5 wherein it has
been stated:
"19. It needs no special emphasis to state that a
Judge is not to be guided by any kind of notion.
The decision-making process expects a Judge or
an adjudicator to apply restraint, ostracise perceptual
subjectivity, make one's emotions subservient
to one's reasoning and think dispassionately. He is
expected to be guided by the established norms of
judicial process and decorum."
And again:
"20. A Judge should abandon his passion. He
must constantly remind himself that he has a singular
master "duty to truth" and such truth is to
be arrived at within the legal parameters. No heroism,
no rhetorics."
14. In Dwarikesh Sugar Industries Ltd. v. Prem Heavy
Engineering Works (P) Ltd. and another6
, the
three–Judge Bench observed:
"32. When a position in law is well settled as a result
of judicial pronouncement of this Court, it
would amount to judicial impropriety to say the
least, for the subordinate courts including the
High Courts to ignore the settled decisions and
then to pass a judicial order which is clearly contrary
to the settled legal position. Such judicial adventurism
cannot be permitted and we strongly
deprecate the tendency of the subordinate courts
in not applying the settled principles and in passing
whimsical orders which necessarily has the effect
of granting wrongful and unwarranted relief to
one of the parties. It is time that this tendency
15. The aforestated thoughts are not only meaningfully
pregnant but also expressively penetrating. They clearly
expound the role of a Judge, especially the effort of
understanding and attitude of judging. A Judge is expected
to abandon his personal notion or impression gathered from
subjective experience. The process of adjudication lays
emphasis on the wise scrutiny of materials sans emotions.
A studied analysis of facts and evidence is a categorical
imperative. Deviation from them is likely to increase the
individual gravitational pull which has the potentiality to
take justice to her coffin.
16. As is perceptible, we had stayed the operation of the
order at the interim stage and further directed that if the
Institution had admitted students they were debarred from
continuing in the course. The same stands confirmed.
17. Further, the question that remains to be adjudicated is
whether the students who were given admission by the
institution that had taken recourse to unholy and uncalled
for practice should be allowed to suffer. We think not.
Students are to be compensated. They had paid the fees.
Hopes were kindled in their hearts and aspirations in their
mind. Their young minds were polluted by the institution
and, therefore, we direct the respondent-institution to pay
Rs.10,00,000/- to each of the students who had taken
admission apart from refunding their fees. Additionally, as
the conduct of the 1st respondent, namely, G.C.R.G.
Memorial Trust, is absolutely blameworthy, we impose costs
of Rs.25 lacs to be deposited before this Court within eight
weeks hence.
18. Before parting, it is necessary to add and repeat that
the Division Bench had no reason to abandon the concept of
judicial propriety and transgress the rules and further
proceed on a path where it was not required to. Such things
create institutional problems and we are sure that the
learned Judges shall be guided by it. As far as the prayer of
the institution as regards the Academic Session 2018-2019
is concerned, it does not deserve consideration and,
accordingly, stands rejected. We say so as an unscrupulous
litigant who conceived the idea of paving the path of his own
desire, moving according to his design, proceeding as per
his whim and marching ahead with brazenness abandoning
any sense of prudence cannot be leniently dealt with. It is
the duty of the Court to take stringent action, for he has
polluted the purity attached to the justice dispensation
system and sullied the majesty of law.
19. In view of the aforesaid analysis, the appeal stands
allowed. Costs as already assessed.
….…………………………CJI.
[DIPAK MISRA]
[A.M. KHANWILKAR]
…….…………………………..J.
[Dr. D.Y. CHANDRACHUD]
New Delhi.
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The school will remain closed on Wednesday, 22nd August, 2018 on account of "Id-ul-Zuha(Bakrid)" .
The school will remain closed on 17th August, 2018 as per directive from Delhi Government due to the sad demise of our Former Prime Minister Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ji.
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This is is a one-woman play, written by me about a legendary 19th c. pianist and composer Clara Schumann. The play introduces an important and influential female musician, whos been overlooked. The public needs to learn more about female composers. I will be portraying Clara in this play. Being a classical pianist and actress myself, I feel it is a unique combination for playing this role.


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Der Ort Winten ist eine Ortschaft und Katastralgemeinde in der Marktgemeinde Eberau, Bezirk Güssing im Burgenland. Der ungarische Name lautet Pinkatótfalu und der kroatische Faluba. Die Ortschaft hat  Einwohner ().

Winten ist ein Straßendorf an der Pinkataler Weinstraße und wird erstmals urkundlich 1157 genannt.
Winten war bis zum 31. Dezember 1970 eine eigenständige Gemeinde. Durch das Gemeindestrukturverbesserungsgesetz kam es mit Wirksamkeit 1. Jänner 1971 zu einem Zusammenschluss der Gemeinden Eberau, Gaas, Kroatisch-Ehrensdorf, Kulm, Oberbildein, Unterbildein und Winten zur Großgemeinde Eberau.

Die Filialkapelle Zur Kreuzerhöhung steht außerhalb des Ortes und wurde 1951 als einfacher Rechteckbau mit Fassadenturm errichtet. Eine Florianikapelle steht an der Straße nach Bildein. Eine Bergkapelle aus dem Jahre 1724 steht an der Pinkataler Weinstraße.

Literatur
 DEHIO-Handbuch. Die Kunstdenkmäler Österreichs: Burgenland. Winten. Bundesdenkmalamt (Hrsg.), Verlag Anton Schroll & Co, Wien 1976, ISBN 3-7031-0401-5, Seiten 323f.

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Jane believes strongly that academic research in isolation will not solve the intractable management and leadership problems that complex organisations are facing today. Rigourous research always needs to have an eye to its practical use in improving business practice. This is why she spends most of her working life in spaces where academics think together with leaders and managers involved with real world practice. She supervises many DBA's and continues to contribute to Forum Research. She is currently editing a book with Professor Jean Bartunek about working effectively in Academic Practitioner partnerships. She spent half her working life in industry and half at Henley Business School and has written three books and many papers. You can learn more about her work from the Henley website and downloading some of the free 'Knowledge in Action' pamphlets.
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