 a EUR 2.5 million villa which they purchased to – you guessed right – obtain golden EU passports.
The international community needs to make it much more difficult, and eventually impossible, for the kleptocrats to enjoy proceeds of their crimes, deterring them to steal from their people in the first place.
That is exactly why we have been relentlessly and persistently calling on the advanced economies to put an end to secrecy in company ownership, to impose dissuasive sanctions against banks moving suspect funds, to tackle opacity in investment and real estate industries, and to stop the abuse of scandalous passport schemes.
But the corrupt and their enablers have little interest in changing the status quo and, at the same time, enormous resources to lobby against our proposals.
Transparency International is taking the fight to them. And we need all the support we can get in disrupting transnational corruption that hurts people in countries like Equatorial Guinea the most.
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2. The Property Tax (Amendment) Bill 2017 comprises three amendments to the Property Tax Act to update the legislation and introduce new powers to improve tax administration.
(c) amendments relating to digital property tax notices.
4. First, we will amend the Act to allow the Valuation Review Board, in absence of any member of the Board due to resignation, illness or any other cause, to continue to hear and determine the appeal if the parties consent and there are at least two remaining members. This change will provide greater convenience to appellants, and mirrors existing provisions for the GST Board of Review. Similar provisions will also be enacted for the Income Tax Board of Review through the Income Tax (Amendment) Bill. The amendment will apply to all appeals held before the Board after the Bill is gazetted and also to appeals the hearing of which has begun before the gazette date.
5. Second, we will amend the Act to provide clarity and to enhance the information gathering powers of the Comptroller of Property Tax, the Chief Assessor and the officers authorised by them. The amendment will allow the Comptroller of Property Tax, the Chief Assessor and their authorised officers to require persons to attend personally before them, to provide information at a time and place specified by them. The change will allow the Comptroller of Property Tax, the Chief Assessor and their authorised officers to require any person to be examined orally and provide information for investigation, if the person appears to know of the facts or circumstances concerning the person’s or another person’s properties. The change will also allow the Comptroller of Property Tax, the Chief Assessor and their authorised officers to reduce to writing any statements provided by persons who are required to provide information. Moreover, the change will enhance the penalties for failure to comply with a request for information.
6. Lastly, we will amend the Act to provide a regulatory framework to implement an opt-out approach for digital property tax notices. The current provisions of the Act require taxpayers to provide specific consent before the Comptroller can issue them with digital tax notices instead of hardcopy notices. The widespread use of computers and mobile devices allows taxpayers to receive digital instead of hardcopy tax notices. The use of digital notices gives taxpayers greater convenience, security and timeliness of alert. This is part of our move to being a Smart Nation. To enable more taxpayers to benefit from digital channels, the Act will be amended so that digital notices can be sent to taxpayers who have either consented to receiving digital notices, or who have not opted out after having been given notice that they will be issued with digital notices. Taxpayers who wish to continue receiving hardcopy notices can opt out. Taxpayers will thus have the flexibility to manage their preference for hardcopy or e-copy at any time.
7. Mr Speaker, I beg to move.If you're looking for a "point" to the game there's kind of many points. 
A:  there's 7 "factions" in sea of thieves. You have to represent them as emissary then do their missions to level them up. Once you get 3 "factions" to level 50, you can do pirate legends missions.
  
B: getting good at pvp is a big part of this game. If you want to keep your loot from being stolen by other players you have to be better than them.  You'll get better over time but it just takes time.
  
C: you can do a copious amount of fishing if you wanna be one of those guys.  
  
D: the tall tales are kind of the "storyline" of sea of thieves. There's alot of lore and hidden secrets surrounding it. This sounds like what you're looking for. You don't get much money for doing them though so if you're looking for plot it's a good thing to go for.
  
E: every 2 weeks there's an evolving storyline that gives you missions to participate in.
  
There's a ton of stuff to do you just gotta find it. I suggest doing a bit of research.Venturing into other subs

So I find the DRUGS sub-reddit, thinking it's something similar to this one, perhaps a bit broader. Boy was I wrong and right about that. It's nothing like this sub and was way too broad. They were talking about substances I've never heard of. MET, DMAA, DOM and all types of receptors.  I'm thinking my idea of a good time is a couple mg of Suboxone, a joint and perhaps a cup off coffee as an upper.   Just seems dangerousDoctor’s appointments – these may include ultrasounds, blood draws, information, gynecological exams, among other things. Support her during these times, and ask her what she wants from you during an appointment. Does she want you to let her talk? Does she want you to help remember what questions she’d like to ask?
Frequent trips to the bathroom – pregnancy weight/direct pressure and hormones can cause a very active bladder. This might mean keeping your eye out for the closest bathroom if you’re out together.
Baby shower – you might be asked to help with a baby shower or asked to attend.
The birth – if you are on good terms and plan to continue the relationship past the pregnancy, this is something you should consider attending. If you’ve gone through childbirth classes with her, you’ll know that it is important to have someone to help guide and care for her during this difficult process. Hold her hand, give her ice chips, and be a good support person!
Shopping for baby items – if you plan to parent the child, there are many items you’ll want to have ready to go before the birth. She may request your help in obtaining these items. This might include car seats, diapers, wipes, bottles, formula (if not breastfeeding), a highchair, stroller, bassinet, pack N play, crib, and much more.
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Calling all ECEs! Come share your stories and ask your questions! Showing love for each other might lead us to answers!
I'm Becky and I teach in a play-based public school preschool in Minnesota. This is my 24th year, all in 0-5 and parent ed!
I’m Elizabeth and I’m in Las Vegas. I’ve been teaching ECSE for 14 years and it’s my 18th year teaching (i taught resource for 4 years). I love my littles! Who has taught the toddler crowd?
Hi! I taught State-funded PreK in Georgia for 4 years and I am now on my 2nd year of Kinder. I also taught at a private preschool for 4 years before becoming full time in college. Love birth to 5!
I’m Kim E. I work in public school grant funded preschool for 4 year olds in Michigan, and I also own a private preschool program for 3 and 4 year olds. This is my 18th year teaching.
Hello all! Let’s get to know each other! I’m Sarah D. I’ve worked in education for 11 years. I received my Bachelors Degree in ECE in 2017. Currently teach Two Year olds at a private preschool ❤️.Dennis J. Monaco is a member of the firm. He has extensive experience as a trial attorney defending cases involving construction, New York Labor Law, medical malpractice, premises liability, transportation and catastrophic injury litigation. He has also successfully litigated complex cases in the commercial division, including trade secrets and copyrights. Dennis’ experience includes numerous defense verdicts in some of the most plaintiff friendly jurisdictions in New York.
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&gt; One of the problems of reductionism is what I call “the axiomatic problem.” This is the issue that self-existence is axiomatic, but the existence of matter is not. You have direct awareness of your own internal experience, and absolutely everything else is filtered through that internal experience, including our experience and knowledge of the material