Specific Exemptions. The Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976 requires that a Council must issue a private hire vehicle with a licence plate and that the proprietor should not use, or permit the use of, that vehicle without displaying the plate as directed by the Council. The Act also gives a Council the discretion to grant a proprietor a dispensation from displaying the licence plate on their licensed private hire vehicle. Each application for a dispensation will be considered on its own merits. The overriding consideration will be public safety. The clear identification of a licensed vehicle is considered a safety aspect, particularly when visiting such places as airports, seaports and the centres of large towns. There are some exemptions to the above as vehicles used for carrying out specific work such as executive and/or chauffeur work may be authorised not to display the Council official door stickers and licence plate on the outside of the vehicle. Dispensations will not be granted as a matter of course. A clear case for the dispensation will have to be made by the proprietor, in writing, to the Licensing Service. In determining an application, it will normally be the status of the passenger and the executive nature of the work that will indicate whether or not the dispensation should be granted. The high quality of the vehicle being used will be supportive of an application but will not be the sole determining factor.
Specific Exemptions. A. The department may, upon application of any interested person or upon its own initiative, grant such exemptions from the requirements of the regulations in this Chapter as it determines are authorized by law and will not endanger life or property or the common defense and security, and are otherwise in the public interest.
Specific Exemptions. S y s t e m s of r eco r ds m a i n t a i n ed b y t h e Co mm i tt ee w h ic h h a ve bee n ex- e m p t ed f r o m ce r t a i n r eq u i r e m e n t s of t h e P r iv a c y Ac t a r e desig n a t ed i n S u b- p a r t 51–9.6 of t h i s p a r t . A n i n divid u a l s h a ll h a ve a ccess t o a ll exe m p t ed r eco r ds co n t a i n i n g i nfo r m a t io n a bo u t h i m un de r p r oced ur es o u t li n ed i n S u b- p a r t 51–9.3 of t h i s p a r t . Upo n r eq u es t , a n i n divid u a l s h a ll r eceive x x x cco un t - i n g of a ny disclos ur e of i nfo r m a t io n a bo u t h i m . Comm. for Pur. from Blind, Severely Disabled § 51–9.202 Subpart 51–9.2—Disclosure of Records § 51–9.201 Conditions of disclosure. No Co mm i tt ee m e m be r o r e m plo y ee of t h e Co mm i tt ee s h a ll disclose a ny r eco r d t o a ny pe r so n o r t o a n o t h e r a ge n c y wi t h o u t t h e exp r ess w r i tt e n co n se n t of t h e s u bjec t i n divid u a l un less t h e disclos ur e i s:
Specific Exemptions. If Sergeants are ever incorporated into the Tri-County Metro Narcotics Squad, selection of candidates for temporary transfers to that assignment shall be made at the discretion of the City, from those eligible candidates expressing interest in the assignment. Assignments to Internal Affairs, Training and Range shall be made at the discretion of the City without regard to eligibility list(s).
Specific Exemptions. Assignment to all special assignments shall be selected by the Chief of Police and for any duration up to a maximum of five (5) years. It is the intent of the Chief and the Union that the five (5) year maximum shall not be extended without the agreement of the Union and the Chief of Police. If involuntarily drafted into the listed assignments, employees must serve at least two years in the assignment in order to satisfy an involuntary draft.
Specific Exemptions. This paragraph reflects an administrative change to renumber the paragraph from 70.14.
Specific Exemptions. (a) The Commission may, upon appli- cation by any interested person or
Specific Exemptions. (1) Except as provided in this section, any transaction subject to the state sales and use tax imposed on sales, use, rentals, admissions, and other transaction by Part I, Chapter 212, F.S., is subject to the surtax, if the transaction occurs in a taxing county. A transaction that is not subject to state sales and use tax is not subject to the surtax.
