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Chapter 14 - "Denial Allows You to Cling to a Sinful Life"
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In the last conversation, one of the messages I had written down pertained to denial. The message that had been given to me was, "if you truly know better and have broken through your denial, you should find yourself naturally wanting to gravitate to what would be the more loving rather than the more harmful approach." I wanted to find a space to communicate with one of nature's creatures to learn what they might have to say on this topic. So, I sat outside for a bit and asked that if an animal wanted to come forth with any wisdom on this subject, it should present itself. Then, a moth flew into my vicinity.
I find it interesting how synchronicity presents itself with its own communication. The symbolism of the moth seems to fit perfectly with this topic. According to whats-your-sign.com, the passage below is part of what the moth represents as a totem animal:
"Even at the risk of losing its life, the moth is ever-vigilant in following its path of light. This may also serve as a moral to us to keep our own vigilance, but not fall victim of blind faith. Here we see a fragile vulnerability in the moth. The moon is her mother, and she will follow her course at all cost. This makes her open to distraction, vulnerable to harm. Here we may find another message to adjust our course as our path indicates rather than drive forward without heeding important signs along the way."
So as I sat outside on my front steps with my pen and paper in hand, I went into meditation to ask the moth for wisdom to impart to the collective of humankind.
"If you could all see what you were truly doing and how you were conditioning your minds, you would stop," said the moth. "But the denial and need for rationalization is strong."
"Can you explain this in more detail?" I asked.
"You have no trust," was what I wrote down next.
"Trust in what?" I asked.
"Life," was the answer.
"What does trusting in life have to do with being in denial?" I asked the moth.
"You have a hard time leaving the darkness and drama behind in order to be drawn to the light," the moth replied. "It is as if you think if you let the drama go, you will not know who you are anymore. So, you are busy trying to construct who you are instead of allowing yourselves to let your constructions go."
"I'm still not sure how denial fits into all this," I said, wondering if I was writing down the message in correct form.
"Denial fits into all of this," said the moth, "because you use your denial to tell you that this is not what you are doing. You need your denial to tell you that what you are doing is the more productive path. You need your denial to ignore all the warning signs that are trying to tell you otherwise."
"Now, that part is making sense," I said.
"Denial allows you to cling to a sinful world while telling yourselves you are not engaging in sin and depravity," said the moth. "In the same way an individual may deny being in a dysfunctional relationship with a lover, a collective of individuals may deny that it is in a dysfunctional relationship with the greater world.
"Your denial goes very deep," the moth continued. "All of your constructions and your rationalizations for needing to construct a dysfunctional identity are very strong. You could more easily achieve balance and find your way back to the true path, but your need to justify your excesses and addictions prevents you from letting them go."
"We tend to see our excess as the way to be special, successful, or important," I said.
"This is the way in which you have been taught to construct your identity," confirmed the moth.
"But we can't really help this," I said. "We are all taught that this is how it is done."
"Yes," said the moth. "But life is trying to teach you something different now that you are all grown up. It is trying to send you a message. But this message may be met with more constructs that attempt to prove the message is a false one."
"Many of us may connect paying attention to a warning with embracing fear," I shared.
"The only reason you feel so much fear," said the moth, "is because life as a whole is trying to communicate that you, as a collective, are becoming a threat to yourselves and to life's very existence. It is communicating you are becoming even further separated from who you truly are rather than closer. In fact, in subtle and unconscious ways, you are attempting to annihilate any trace of your real 'you' through your behavior. This is why the world is mirroring that humanity is on a sort of suicidal path—away from truth and understanding of the Self. Denial, however, will tell you to ignore this, and to ignore life and its message, in order to keep pursuing the familiar."
"Oh," I said.
The message of the moth continued, "Denial tells you to ignore what has manifested from your unconsciousness in order that you can continue in your path of self-deception, mistaking what you have manufactured—and what is unnatural—as something that can be used to complete yourselves. However, how can what is manufactured or unnatural make you whole? The meaning of the words 'manufactured' and 'unnatural' imply a movement further away from your true and natural essence rather than closer."
"In order to find our way back to our natural Self, is it necessary to become more natural within the world or just preferred?" I asked.
"The world is a mirror for how well you understand the truth of who and what you are in spirit," said the moth. "When you find a way to connect with your true essence, you will naturally gravitate to a life that is lived more naturally and pure. This is because you will understand that what is natural and pure is all you need to complete yourself. You will understand that trying to complete yourself through something artificial would seem absurd. In fact, it is your need to construct what is unnatural, in order to call it 'you,' that poisons and pollutes you."
"And I guess when a whole collective is doing it, it poisons the world, the oceans, the air, etc.," I contributed.
"Each of these things is symbolic for an aspect of your consciousness," said the moth. "Each is being poisoned or polluted as a way of communicating to you how and where you have accepted a belief that you need to pollute yourselves."
"Can you give an example?" I asked.
"The waters represent the emotional realm and your intuition," said the moth. "How many of you know how to feel your natural emotions anymore? How many of you can know your personal internal world and what it communicates in order to understand the external collective world and what it has to say about the fruits that arise from your collective feelings of insecurity, envy, greed, resentment, competition, desolation, and more?"
"I guess emotions are another thing we tend to deny," I said.
"You can also deny and repress thoughts and memories, as well," said the moth. "There are many ways that you can tell yourselves to ignore what you have made your reality. This includes ignoring certain thoughts or ideas in order to conform to what society, family, schools, systems, scientists, doctors, therapists, psychics, and spiritual leaders want you to think and believe."
"It sounds like our denial can represent the ways we are controlled or attempt to control our realities," I said.
"It is because you are denying what you truly are: a free agent. You have been taught throughout many generations and ages to deny this in order to meet societal approval," said the moth.
"Or, not to be killed or persecuted," I added. "In past ages, people could be killed or persecuted if they challenged something or refused to conform or agree."
"And such persecution is still going on today," was the message.
"Yes, I guess it is," I said. "It's probably another thing we prefer to deny."
"You are afraid to truly live is all!" exclaimed the moth.
"Yes, you said that before," I said. "I'm still not really sure what that means."
"What it means is that you may think you are living life as a free agent when you are not really free at all," said the moth. "You are unable to move."
"I don't think many of us would see it that way," I said.
"Yes," said the moth. "Because you move within a box you create. Having movement inside that box only gives you the illusion that you are moving. But the truth remains that you are moving within a box and have not yet acquired the courage to move beyond it."
"To think outside the box…" I said.
"To think, dance, breathe, and live outside the box and more," said the moth.
"Oh, I see," I said.
The moth continued, "To begin to do this requires not only coming out of denial, but coming into who you truly are in order to overcome all fear."
"That makes sense," I said, "because to go outside the box, we could be killed, put in jail, or cause the collapse of the whole system if enough of us pursued such a course."
"You are on the path of collapse regardless," said the moth. "You are just seeking more time before you are forced to leave what is comfortable in order to try something new. You think an all or nothing answer is required when really all that is asked of you is to exert a little effort toward a new way of living that supports who you are—a way of living that allows you to more easily join with others and learn to work in unison, rather than as separate or striving to overcome the world alone."
"Can we do anything to avoid a collapse?" I asked.
"Why would you want to avoid it?" was the question I heard as a response. "The collapse of the box—and of what you think is the truth—is needed for you to truly come to live outside of it."
"Well, I mean, can we avoid a collapse in a way where we incur for ourselves less suffering or distress?" I asked.
"Yes," replied the moth. "You can find ways to join in unison toward a common goal. Learn to support each other, grow together, share together, and empower one another in an interdependent way, a way that allows you to release your dependency on all that would have you only move inside a box instead of outside of one."
This dialogue reminded me of something that the blunt psychic had said to me (who I mentioned in chapter 5). The psychic had asked me to visualize myself inside of a box with people pushing on all sides. The harder I tried to break free, he said the more pressure I felt from people trying to keep me inside. The box was just an illusion, however. It was only my feeling I had to remain within it and to conform to the demands of the dysfunctional relationships I was a part of. I guess society can function as a dysfunctional relationship on its own.
I began to visualize within my mind all the little things I could do to not only step out of the box, but to knock all of its walls down. I then felt a sense of panic arise in me at the thought of suddenly being "different" or less liked for branching off on my own path or becoming a little bolder. I would definitely need to work on this visualization more to overcome this feeling of anxiety. But I figured at least it was a good place to start. It was at least a step toward increasing my awareness.
My mind then reflected upon how I had recently read about the group called the Essenes[1] (a Jewish group that is connected to the Dead Sea scrolls). Through living in a communal way, these Essenes were able to honor lifestyles that were not dependent upon the various societal infrastructures of their day (including the monetary system). As I thought about this, it brought back to my mind everything the orb weaver spider had communicated about experimentation, taking risks, and gathering the resources and funds to " form new communities that valued new values." So, as part of my visualization, I began to imagine being part of a community, and how I could start putting money aside to fund that kind of ideal (such as through being able to buy land, go off-grid, or other things).
After visualizing this way for a while, I then thanked the moth for its wisdom and headed indoors.
[1] See Josephus' account of the Essenes at http://www.biblicalarchaeology.org/daily/biblical-artifacts/dead-sea-scrolls/josephus-on-the-essenes/
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An on-the-job injury in Massachusetts will likely qualify you for workers' compensation. However, your employer or the insurance company will almost certainly require an Independent Medical Examination (IME).
When the insurer believes treatment has been sufficient and is ready to terminate or reduce weekly payments.
They are Mandatory – Massachusetts law requires that you show up for an IME when requested. If you don't, you may lose benefits.
Independent DOESN'T Mean Impartial – The exam is independent because the doctor has never treated you before. You don't get to choose the doctor.
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What's The Highest Paying Sport In The World [2023]
ByOchijeh Franklin
"What's the highest paying sport?" is a question put forth by so many individuals. This is a necessary question because sports can be an activity engaged in for fun or health reasons.
But asides from engaging in sports for the former, what if you can make good money by engaging in the right one and perfecting it.
Well, with this article, you will get useful insights on the best sports that pay well anywhere in the world.
So stay put and carefully digest this article that could make you a millionaire just by your engagement in a sport of your choice.
The answer to "what's the highest paying sport"
3. American Football
5. Soccer
6. Tennis
7. Ice Hockey
8. Baseball
9. Auto Racing
Benefits of engaging in sports
What's the highest paying sport in 2022?
Who is the highest-paid athlete in 2022?
What are the lowest paying sports?
In no particular order, the highest paying sports in the world would be given below. The truth is that no sport is better than the other, there are just factors that basically influence why one sport would pay better than the other.
National average salary: $7,422,820
Basketball is a sport enjoyed by all and sundry. This game is played on a basketball court. Being a sport that is enjoyed by all, it garners the attention of the public to the need to patronize the players.
When basketball players are signed, they are usually paid huge amounts of money because the game has a lot of sponsors.
Asides from the salary that the players are given, they also get huge endorsement deals that make them stand out (financially).
Some notable people in the sporting world are Shaquille O'Neal who has achieved 6th place in the Forbes list for richest players, LeBron James, Steph Curry, Kobe Bryant (Late), Michael Jordan, etc.
National average salary: $37,501
To also answer "what's the highest paying sport ", boxing cannot be excluded. Unlike most sports where the players are paid regular salaries, boxers only earn after a fight.
And this is how it works – before any fight, the boxer's manager would negotiate for the boxer, and a contract would be drafted based on the fight.
All over the world, this sport is loved, and this makes it stand out too. And since boxers are not paid regular salaries they need to work hard to gain traction from viewers.
When viewers pick an interest in a particular boxer, it would be very easy for such a boxer to be awarded more contracts too.
Some notable names in the field of boxing are Mike Tyson, Floyd Mayweather, Evander Holyfield, etc.
National average salary: ranges from $860,000
This sport is also known as American football, and it is enjoyed by many. Though watched majorly by people in the United States of America.
The adrenaline rush experienced by viewers of this game cannot be compared to other games. The players are usually calculative, and they collide with each other as a form of defense.
But to minimize injuries during the games, the National Football League placed restrictions on the level of contact between players.
Asides from the salary paid to the players, they also get endorsement deals, which are usually worth millions of dollars.
Notable people in this line are Matt Ryan, Peyton Manning, Michael Vick, Tom Brady, Roger Staubach, etc.
National average salary: 2 million
Golf is a game that is attributed to the millionaires and billionaires in a particular area. If this game is attributed to the rich, then you can imagine how much the players would be earning from it.
Everything about this game screams class, from the style of clothing to the pieces of equipment used. Not to forget, there is no running around during this game.
With the above listed, this game can be enjoyed by all ages.
Some notable names in this field are Tiger woods, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Sam Snead, etc,
National average salary: $3.3 million
Unlike American football which is enjoyed by most Americans, soccer makes a difference in the world.
Soccer is a game enjoyed by all age ranges. And it also rakes in revenue for the government too, increases tourism in a state, and encourages alliances between countries.
Being an answer to "what's the highest paying sport", it is also good to note that the salaries paid to the players are usually based on the team they play for, the league they belong to, their negotiation power, taxing, goals scored, photography rights, etc.
Some notable names in this line are David Beckham, Jay-Jay Okocha, Ronaldinho, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, etc.
National average salary: $40,170 (for females) and $38,790 (male players)
Tennis is a very interesting sport that does not require running around like a football. As one of the highest paying sports, it is actively engaged in by women and men.
The governing body for tennis players is International Tennis Federation (ITF). The only side to tennis that makes most of its players not rich is the fact that a large percentage of the winnings is given to the winner of the game.
Notable names in this field are the Williams sisters, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, Andre Agassi, Jim Courtier, etc.
National average salary: $1.54 million to $.54 million
Ice hockey is a very interesting sport that also demands a lot from the players, due to its rigorous nature. Hence the name "Fastest Game on Earth"
To succeed in this field, you need to be good at handling, skating, and shooting. This game is a national winter sport of Canada and is now popular in Australia, the USA, and Russia.
This game is governed by National Hockey League (NHL) and International Ice Hockey Federation (IHF).
Some notable names in this field are Wayne Gretzky, Joe Sakic, Sergei Fedorov, etc.
National average salary: $4.43 million
This is one of the best paying sports that are popular in Japan, the USA, and South Korea.
International Baseball Federation (IBAF) is the governing body for this game.
The major way by which the players boost their income is with endorsements and sponsorship.
Some notable players in this field are Alex Rodriguez, Cecil Fielder, etc.
National average salary: $112,038
This is a very interesting sport in Europe and the United States of America. Aside from being the most dangerous sporting event, it is also an interesting one.
Asides from the salary, the players earn from lesson fees, endorsement, etc.
Events such as the Grand Prix or NASCAR contribute to this sport being one to be envied.
Some notable names in this field are Michael Schumacher, Ayrton Senna, Nigel Mansell, etc.
Charles Minthorn Murphy is the first cyclist to reach a distance of more than a minute in the year 1899.
Cycling is enjoyed by both the old and the young, and it helps keep one fit and active. Different cycling tournaments are held across the world.
And asides from the salary paid by the cyclists, they also make money through endorsement deals.
Some notable names in this field are Lance Armstrong, Eddy Merckx, Greg LeMond, Fausto Coppi, etc.
Exercise and sport trigger chemicals in the brain that can make you feel happier and relaxed. And when you are happier and relaxed, you would have a good sleep.
A Strong Heart
Sports promote the flow of blood to the heart, and when there is an inflow of blood into the heart, it would dilate, and at the same time strengthen the muscles of the heart.
During tournaments, elites and dignitaries visit the venue, and when they do, you can display your skills and also get to connect with them on a personal level.
Improved Lung Function
The body makes use of oxygen and exports carbon monoxide. If you engage in exercise and sports, there would be more inflow of oxygen and export of carbon monoxide. This keeps the lungs healthy and in good condition.
Engaging in competitions has always been a booster of people's confidence level. With an increase in your participation, you would be less timid in crowds, and perform better as an individual, and in a team.
In the body, is a stress reliever hormone called endorphin. And this hormone is only released when you engage in stimulating activities such as sports.
Answered below are some questions that you would like answers to, and you would definitely get them.
The highest-paid sport in 2022 is basketball. In this sport, players earn as high as 8.2 million U.S dollars.
The highest-paid athletes in 2022 are:
Lionel Messi ($13 million)
LeBron James ($121.2million)
Cristiano Ronaldo ($115 million)
Neymar ($95 million)
Stephen Curry ($92.8 million)
Kevin Durant ($92.1 million)
Roger Federer ($90.7 million)
Canelo Alvarez, Boxing ($90 million)
Tom Brady ($83.9 million)
Giannis Antetokounmpo ($80.9 million), etc.
The lowest paying sports are Hockey, Bowling, Lacrosse, etc.
In conclusion, the answer to your question of "what's the highest paying sport" has been answered above.
Hence, you can pick from any of the above, practice better and make a name for yourself in any of these.
To also be sincere with you, the people who make the highest money from sports never started making such in a day. It took years of resilience and discipline.
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The Lerwick Harbour Revision (Constitution) Order 2003
Open Instrument without Schedules
PART 1PRELIMINARY
1.—(1) This Order may be cited as the Lerwick Harbour Revision (Constitution) Order 2003 and shall come into force on 20th March 2003.
(2) The Lerwick Harbour Acts and Orders 1877 to 2001 and this Order may be cited together as the Lerwick Harbour Acts and Orders 1877 to 2003 (hereinafter referred to as the Lerwick Harbour Acts and Orders).
2. In this Order–
"the Authority" means Lerwick Port Authority;
"Seal" means the corporate seal of the Authority;
"the Board" means the Members of the Authority or a quorum thereof acting collectively;
"the 1999 Order" means the Lerwick Harbour Revision Order 1999(2);
"application date" means the last Friday of May 2003 and annually thereafter;
"appointing body" has the meaning given by article 5(1);
"approved candidates" means applicants for election whom the appointing body decide should go forward for election under article 5(4);
"Member" means a Member of Lerwick Port Authority holding office either under the 1999 Order or this Order as the case may require;
"election date" means a Tuesday in July;
"the revised constitution date" means the election date in the year 2003;
"authorised signatories" means the Chief Executive or the Deputy Chief Executive of the Authority from time to time;
"Harbour" means the Port and Harbour of Lerwick as described in the Harbour Acts and Orders and includes the land, buildings, works, plant, property and conveniences connected therewith or any part thereof as the case may be;
"Harbour dues" means dues recovered by the Authority in terms of S.26(2) of the Harbours Act 1964(1) and any statutory amendment or re-enactment thereof;
"register of British ships" means the list of vessels shown on the register which is presently maintained by the Registrar General of Shipping and Seamen as registrar in terms of The Merchant Shipping Act 1995(3);
"Shetland Islands Council" and "the Council" means the local authority for the Shetland Islands as constituted by the Local Government etc. (Scotland) Act 1994(4);
"works licence" means a works licence granted under section 10 of the Lerwick Harbour Order Confirmation Act 1974(5).
PART IICONSTITUTION
Membership of the Authority
3.—(1) On and after the revised constitution date, the Members of the Authority shall be:–
(a)three persons nominated and elected by shipowners, qualified as hereinafter provided;
(b)three persons nominated and elected by business ratepayers, qualified as hereinafter provided;
(c)three persons having been nominated by Shetland Islands Council qualified as hereinafter provided;
(d)the Chief Executive and Deputy Chief Executive of the Authority from time to time acting ex officio;
and application, appointment or election under sub-paragraphs (a) – (c) of this paragraph shall mean application, appointment or election for the post of Members described in those sub- paragraphs.
(2) The arrangements for application, appointment or election of Members after the revised constitution date shall be as follows:–
(i)All Members shall have their main place of residence in the Shetland Islands.
(a)on the election date in the year 2003
(i)three Members shall be elected in accordance with sub-paragraph (1)(a) above
(ii)three Members shall be elected in accordance with sub-paragraph (1)(b) above
(iii)three Members shall be appointed in accordance with sub-paragraph (1)(c) above
(iv)two Members shall serve in accordance with sub-paragraph (1)(d) above
(b)the initial terms to be served by the Members elected or appointed in accordance herewith shall be as follows:–
(i)the three Members appointed in accordance with sub-paragraph (1)(c) above shall serve an initial term of one year
(ii)the Members elected in terms of sub-paragraph (1)(b) above shall serve an initial term of two years
(iii)the three Members elected in terms of sub-paragraph (1)(a) above shall serve an initial term of three years
(c)on the election date in the year 2004 the arrangements for election and appointment of Members shall be as follows:–
(i)the three Members appointed in terms of sub-paragraph (1)(c) above shall demit office and shall be entitled to be nominated and appointed as hereinafter provided
(ii)the remaining Members elected or appointed in terms of sub-paragraphs (1)(a) and (b) above will remain in office
(d)on the election date in the year 2005 the arrangements for election and appointment of Members shall be as follows:–
(i)the three Members elected in terms of sub-paragraph (1)(b) above shall demit office and shall be entitled to be elected and appointed as hereinafter provided
(ii)the remaining Members elected or appointed in terms of sub-paragraphs (1)(a) and (c) above will remain in office
(e)on the election date in the year 2006 the arrangements for election and appointment of Members shall be as follows:–
(i)the three Members elected in terms of sub-paragraph (1)(a) above shall demit office and shall be entitled to be elected and appointed as hereinafter provided
(ii)the remaining Members elected or appointed in terms of sub-paragraphs 1(b) and (c) above shall remain in office.
(3) after the expiry of the respective initial terms of office of the Members (other than Members ex officio) the term of office of Members shall be three years commencing with the date of the expiry of the initial term of office of the category of Member concerned.
4.—(1) All persons seeking election or appointment under article 3(1) (a)-(c) shall submit an application form to the Authority by the application date in the year of the election date.
(2) The Members shall cause the said application date and application procedure set out in paragraphs (3) to (5) below to be advertised in at least one newspaper published or circulating in the Shetland Islands not later than the second Friday of May in 2003 and on each anniversary thereafter as shall occur in any year in which an election occurs of shipowners or ratepayers as the case may be.
(3) The application form shall contain the following information:–
(a)the name and address of the applicant;
(b)a statement as to under which sub-paragraph of article 3(1) the application is made;
(c)for applications made under article 3(1)(a), a statement that the applicant appears on the list of shipowners qualified as hereinafter provided;
(d)for applications made under article 3(1)(b), a statement that the applicant appears on the list of business ratepayers qualified as hereinafter provided;
(e)for applications under article 3(1)(c) a declaration of interests in such form as may be prescribed by the Authority from time to time containing particulars of all sources of income, business interests, securities held interest in any land in the vicinity of the Harbour and any other matter which might reasonably be conceived as having the potential to lead to a conflict of interest with the duties of a Member of the Authority.
(f)such biographical information as the applicant sees fit to supply;
(4) Applications made under articles 3(1)(a) and (b) shall be accompanied by nomination papers as follows:–
(a)applications made under article 3(1)(a) shall be accompanied by no fewer than two nomination papers from persons whose names appear on the list of shipowners maintained in accordance with article 6;
(b)applications made under article 3(1)(b) shall be accompanied by no fewer than two nomination papers from persons whose names appear on the list of business ratepayers maintained in accordance with article 7;
(5) Nomination papers shall contain a statement that the nominating person nominates the person seeking election and shall be signed by the nominating person.
Interviews and selection
5.—(1) There shall be an appointing body consisting of the following three persons, none of whom shall have made an application under article 4:–
(a)the Chairman of the Authority unless the Chairman has made an application under article 4, in which case another Member nominated by the Members;
(b)a person who is not a Member who shall be nominated by the Members and considered to represent the interests of one or more groups of persons interested in the Harbour, and
(c)the Convener of Shetland Islands Council or the nominee of the Convener;
(2) The appointing body shall meet as soon as practicable after the application date to consider the applications made under article 4 and in any event by the first Friday of June 2003 and annually thereafter.
(3) The appointing body may interview such of the applicants as it sees fit.
(4) The appointing body shall decide whether those persons who have applied under articles 3(1)(a) and (b) shall be candidates in the election of Members.
(5) The appointing body shall decide which persons who have applied under article 3(1)(c) shall be appointed as Members.
(6) The appointing body shall have particular regard to the following considerations when making decisions under paragraphs (4) and (5):–
(a)the special knowledge, experience or ability of applicants to contribute to the efficient and economic discharge by the Members of their functions;
(b)the special knowledge, experience or ability of applicants in one or more of the following matters–
(i)management of harbours;
(ii)shipping or other forms of transport;
(iii)the fishing industry;
(iv)sailing and other water-related leisure activities;
(v)navigation;
(vi)industrial, commercial or financial matters;
(vii)administration;
(viii)the oil industry;
(ix)safety;
(x)personnel management;
(xi)environmental matters affecting harbours;
(xii)local community interests;
(xiii)any other skills and matters considered relevant from time to time by the Members to the discharge by them of their functions;
(c)any guidance issued by the Scottish Ministers from time to time with respect to the exercise of such functions.
6.—(1) The Authority shall cause a list of shipowners to be made up.
(2) A shipowner is a person:–
(a)whose name appears in the register of British ships on the last Friday of February in any year of election of shipowner Members to the Authority as the owner or part owner to the extent of at least 10 tonnes gross in any vessel or vessels whose port of choice is shown as Lerwick in said register or
(b)who satisfies the Authority that he is the owner or part owner to the extent of at least 10 tonnes gross in a vessel which has in the year preceding the last Friday of February in any year of election of shipowner Members to the Authority made not less than 20 entries into the Harbour in respect of which harbour dues have been paid to the Authority.
(3) Where a shipowner is an incorporated company, such company may by the last Friday of February 2003 and on each anniversary thereafter as shall occur in a year in which there is an election to the Authority of shipowner Members, intimate in writing to the Authority the name of one of their members or employees whom they desire to be an elector and such member or employee so named shall qualify to be an elector and, subject to the provisions of articles 4 and 5, Member. In the event of such incorporated company being registered as the shipowner of any vessel or vessels to the extent of 20 tonnes gross or more then the company may intimate the names of two of their members or employees to qualify as electors and, subject to the provisions of articles 4 and 5, Members.
(4) Subject to the provisions of articles 4 and 5 hereof a shipowner, other than an incorporated company, is qualified to be an elector and Member.
(5) The Authority, its officials and employees shall not qualify as shipowners.
(6) The following persons shall not qualify as shipowners:–
(a)The Council;
(b)Any company or body wholly owned or controlled by the Council.
Business ratepayers
7.—(1) The Authority shall cause a list of business ratepayers to be made up.
(ii)A business ratepayer (hereinafter referred to as a ratepayer) is a person:–
(a)whose name appears on the Valuation Roll for the Shetland Islands as prepared by the Orkney & Shetland Valuation Joint Board as at 1st April in the year prior to that in which there is an election to the Authority of ratepayer Members (or in the event of the unavailability of such Roll, the most recent available Roll) as being the occupying owner or tenant responsible for paying business rates on a property or properties in Lerwick with an aggregate annual rateable value of at least £2,000, and
(b)who is not a statutory undertaking or an organisation having Charitable status or a club or unincorporated association or any other body, however constituted, whose main source of income or funding derives other than directly from trading or commerce.
(2) Where a ratepayer is an incorporated company or a firm, such company or firm may by the last Friday of February 2003 and on each anniversary thereafter as shall occur in a year in which there is an election of ratepayer Members to the Authority, intimate in writing to the Authority the name of one of their members or partners or one of their employees whom they desire to be an elector and such member or partner or employee so named shall qualify to be an elector and, subject to the provisions of articles 4 and 5, Member. In the event of any incorporated company or firm appearing in said Valuation Roll as the occupying owner or tenant of a property or properties with an aggregate annual rateable value of £5,000 or more then the company or firm may intimate the names of two members or partners or two of their employees to qualify as electors and, subject to the provisions of articles 4 and 5, Members.
(3) At each revaluation of the rateable value of the business properties the sums of £2,000 and £5,000 mentioned in this article may at the option of the Board be re-assessed, retained, increased or decreased in accordance with any changes in the Retail Price Index, as published by the Office of National Statistics, which have occurred in said Index from the position in which it stood as at the date of the immediately preceding revaluation and in such event the Authority shall arrange for the resultant figures to be published in a newspaper circulating in the Shetland Islands.
(4) A ratepayer, other than an incorporated company or firm, is qualified to be an elector and, subject to the provisions of articles 4 and 5, Member.
(5) The Authority, its officials and employees shall not qualify as ratepayers.
(6) The following persons shall not qualify as ratepayers:–
Nomination, election and appointment of Members
8.—(1) By the last Friday in March in 2003 and on each anniversary thereafter as shall occur in any year in which an election occurs of shipowners or ratepayers or both as the case may be, the Chief Executive or Deputy Chief Executive shall have prepared a list/lists of the names of all shipowners and/or ratepayers eligible to vote for or to be nominated and, subject to the provisions of articles 4 and 5, elected as Members of the Authority.
(2) By the first Friday in April in 2003 and on each anniversary thereafter as shall occur in any year in which an election occurs of shipowners or ratepayers or both as the case may be the Chief Executive or Deputy Chief Executive shall have caused notice to be published in a newspaper circulating in the Shetland Islands that the list or lists is/are available for public inspection at the principal office of the Authority during normal business hours for a specified period of not less than 10 days.
(3) Any person who has cause for complaint that the list or lists is/are inaccurate, whether by commission or omission, shall be entitled, only during the period for public inspection, to make representations in writing to the Authority who shall without delay acknowledge in writing receipt of such representations.
(4) The Authority shall within 14 days of the expiry of the period for complaint give written notification of its decision to those persons having made representations. The Authority's decision shall be final and not subject to appeal.
(5) By the second Friday of May in 2003 and on each anniversary thereafter as shall occur in any year of election of shipowner or ratepayer Members to the Authority the Chairman shall have appointed a returning officer who may be an official of the Authority. The returning officer shall give at least 10 days notice in a newspaper circulating in the Shetland Islands of an election to be held on a specified Tuesday in July at a specified time and venue in Lerwick for the purpose of election of Members who are shipowners or ratepayers or both whose names have been intimated in writing to the Authority in accordance with articles 6 and 7 and who have been approved as candidates in the election as provided for in article 5.
(6) Any application by a candidate may be withdrawn by notice of withdrawal to the returning officer and such notice of withdrawal shall be signed by the person who made the application.
(7) If there are more approved candidates for any of the classes than the number to be elected the returning officer shall order a poll which shall take place on the day at the place fixed for the election and shall be by secret ballot.
(8) The poll shall be taken by ballot including but not limited to postal ballot in the manner of a Parliamentary election or in such manner as may be determined by the returning officer.
(9) No returning officer or polling officer appointed by him and officiating at any election shall vote at that election.
(10) At the close of polling the returning officer shall count the votes. In the event of an equality in the number of votes at an election the returning officer shall, if necessary to prevent an excess in the number of elected Members, determine by lot which of the persons having such equality of votes shall be the Member or Members.
(11) The returning officer shall then announce the names of the successful candidates who shall, subject to the provisions of article 3(2)(i) hereof, be declared duly elected Members of the Authority.
9.—(1) No name shall appear on more than one list of electors, nor appear more than once on such list.
(2) Where a person is qualified to have his name appear on both the list of shipowners and the list of ratepayers his name shall be entered in the list containing the lesser number of names and in the event of each list containing an equal number of names the Chief Executive or Deputy Chief Executive will select the list in which the name shall be entered.
(3) No shipowner or ratepayer or person whose name has been intimated in writing to the Authority in accordance with articles 6(3) and 7(2) shall be qualified to vote for or nominate or be elected a Member of the Authority nor to continue to serve as such Member whilst being a member of the Council.
(4) No person shall be qualified to be nominated as a Member of the Authority if that person shall have attained their 70th birthday before the application date.
(5) Members shall be eligible for re-appointment and re-election provided they otherwise continue to be eligible in accordance with the provisions of this Order.
(6) No person shall be capable of acting as a Member of the Authority without having made and signed before the Chief Executive or one of the Members a declaration to the following effect:–
"I, AB [designation] do solemnly declare that I will faithfully and impartially, according to the best of my skill and judgement, execute all the powers and authorities reposed in me as a Member of Lerwick Port Authority by virtue of the Lerwick Harbour Acts and Orders and also that I am qualified to act as a Member of the Authority being a [here state the basis of qualification required by the Lerwick Harbour Acts and Orders]".
10. All Members elected, nominated, appointed and acting in accordance with the 1999 Order shall remain in office until the first meeting of the Board of the Authority occurring after the revised Constitution date.
11. No Member shall take part in any debate or vote on any matter in which that Member has a personal, financial or other significant involvement; and at the start of any proceedings on such a matter, such a Member shall declare the interest and withdraw from the debate or vote.
12. The Members may enter into, and pay premiums for, a contract of insurance to indemnify the Members jointly or severally against personal liability arising from any act or omission of the Members or of any of them not being an act or omission which the Member or Members in question knew to be a breach of duty or, concerning which, was or were reckless as to whether it was such a breach.
PART IIIBOARD PROCEEDINGS
Chairman of Members etc.
13.—(1) At the first meeting of the Board of the Authority after the revised constitution date the Members shall appoint one of their number to be Chairman and another to be Deputy Chairman whose periods of office shall subsist for one year from their respective appointments.
(2) On the expiry of the respective periods of office of the Chairman and Deputy Chairman, the Board of the Authority shall at the first meeting of the Board following the expiry of said respective periods of office appoint one or two of their number to be Chairman and/or Deputy Chairman as the case may be and he or they shall remain in office as hereinbefore provided.
(3) If the Chairman and Deputy Chairman are ever both absent from any meeting, one of the other Members shall be chosen to be chairman of the meeting. At all meetings the presiding chairman shall, in the case of equality of votes, have a deliberative as well as a casting vote.
Failure of election or nomination
14.—(1) In the case of the failure or partial failure at any time of election or nomination by the Council to fill any vacancy under the terms of this Order, the Members may fill up such a vacancy.
(2) For the avoidance of doubt, if fewer candidates are approved to take part in the election or fewer nominees are nominated by the Council and approved by the appointing body than the number of vacancies in any category, then the election or nomination for the remaining number shall be deemed to have failed.
15.—(1) If a Member, not being a Member nominated by the Council, refuses to accept office, or dies, or resigns, or becomes disqualified or ceases for any reason to be a Member then at the discretion of the Members the resulting vacancy shall either be left vacant or shall be filled in the manner following:–
(a)The Members shall fill the vacancy by co-opting as a Member any person and the Member so substituted shall continue in office for the period that the person in whose place the co-opted Member is appointed would in the ordinary course have continued in office;
(b)At the end of such period the co-opted Member shall go out of office but shall be eligible for re-election, if qualified.
(2) If a Member, being a Member nominated by the Council, refuses to accept office, or dies, or resigns, or becomes disqualified or ceases for any reason to be a Member then at the discretion of the Council the resulting vacancy shall either be left vacant or shall be filled in the manner following:–
(a)The Council shall nominate a person to fill the vacancy;
(b)The person so nominated shall submit an application form containing the information specified in Article 4(3) hereof to the Authority;
(c)Said application shall be considered by the appointing body who shall decide whether or not the applicant shall be appointed as a Member having regard to the considerations set out in Article 5(6) hereof.
(d)In the event of the applicant being appointed as a Member, the Member substituted shall continue in office for the period that the person in whose place the substituted Member is appointed would in the ordinary course have continued in office.
(e)At the end of such period the substituted Member shall go out of office but shall be eligible for re-appointment if qualified.
PART IVMISCELLANEOUS
Authentication of Seal
16.—(1) The application of the Seal of the Authority shall be authenticated by the signature of the Chief Executive or the Deputy Chief Executive of the Authority and two Members of the Authority.
(2) Any notice, licence, or other document given or issued by the Authority shall, unless the contrary intention is expressed, be sufficiently authorised if signed by the Chief Executive or Deputy Chief Executive of the Authority.
Works licences
17.—(1) The Authority may upon such terms and conditions as they think fit, consent to the assignation or transfer to any person of a works licence granted by the Authority.
(2) Application for assignation or transfer of a works licence shall be made in writing to the Authority and shall comply with the requirements contained in section 10 of the Lerwick Harbour Confirmation Act 1974, save that:–
(i)the applicant shall not require to lodge plans, sections and particulars of the works to which the application relates.
(ii)the period for lodging written objections shall be fourteen days from the date of the newspaper advertisement of the application.
(3) The Authority shall take into consideration any objection in writing made to them by any person in so far as relating to the identity, suitability, expertise and/or financial standing of the applicant for the assignation or transfer of any such works licence.
18. The 1999 Order is amended in the following manner, that is to say:–
(a)Article 15. by deleting of the words "the Chairman of".
(b)Article 16.(c) by deleting "5(2) or" and by the inserting after "6(3)" of "or 7(2)".
(c)Article 17 by deleting the word "nomination".
Repeals and Revocations
19. On the revised constitution date the 1999 Order shall be repealed or revoked to the extent specified in the third column of that schedule.
DAVID M HART
A member of the staff of the Scottish Ministers
Victoria Quay, Edinburgh


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Five new additions to the flora of Andaman & Nicobar Islands, India.
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Distributional records flora Little Andaman.
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Fioria vitifolia (L.) Mattei (Malvaceae), Combretum acuminatum Roxb. (Combretaceae), Marsdenia tinctoria R. Br. (Apocynaceae) Phoebe lanceolata (Nees) Nees (Lauraceae) and Schoenoplectus mucronatus (L.) Palla (Cyperaceae) collected from Little Andaman Island are reported to be new additions to the flora of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Â
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