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To the north of the Susquehannah there are thirty-six representatives , and to the south of it only twenty-nine . It is open to any person to bring proceedings to remedy or restrain a breach of the Act. There could hardly be a clearer indication of the width of the adjudicative responsibilities of the Court . And it is hereby further enacted by the authority aforesaid , That every master or person having the charge of any ship or vessel shall , before he departs from any British colony or plantation where he receives his lading , take a certificate under the hands and seals of the collector or other principal officer of the customs there ( which certificate such officers are hereby required to grant without fee or reward ) that bond hath been given , pursuant to the directions of this or any other act of parliament , as the case shall require ; and the master or person having the charge of such ship or vessel , shall keep such certificate in his custody till the voyage is compleated , and shall then deliver the same up to the collector or other chief officer of the customs at the port or place where he shall discharge his lading , either in Great Britain , or any British American colony or plantation , on forfeiture of one hundred pounds for each and every offence . Participating provider schemesA number of health funds operate participating or preferred provider schemes which offer members a higher level of benefit for certain professional services , where the health provider participates in the scheme.Issues have been raised with the ACCC that these schemes may constitute a breach of the Act. Based on the information provided to the ACCC on existing schemes , and on its own legal advice , the ACCC has formed the view that these schemes do not of themselves amount to a breach of the Act. There may be issues under the Act if health funds provide information about their preferred provider schemes that suggest that non-preferred providers are less desirable ( whether because they are over-priced or offer lower standards of care ) . On this hemisphere of the Moon there is never a line-of-sight to the Earth , so the strong human radio traffic and natural radio emission from our planet cannot interfere with astronomical observations there . I hypothesize that although the area surrounding the beer vats would have been covered with sherds and mud to hold in the heat of the fireplaces there , the vats ' tops would have been open so that the brewer could access them to add or adjust ingredients and dip the product , as this somewhat fanciful drawing suggests .