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The Revised Fire Code of the Philippines of 2008, officially codified as Republic Act No. 9514, is a consolidation of Senate Bill No. 2553 and House Bill No. 4115, enacted and passed the Senate and the House of Representatives on October 6, 2008 and October 8, 2008, respectively. It was signed into law by President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo on December 19, 2008.

R.A. No. 9514 and R.A. No. 6975 designated and empowered the Bureau of Fire Protection as the implementing arm of the Department of the Interior and Local Government for fire control and protection, fire inspection, investigation, and search and rescue. It also penalizes acts of obstruction of emergency exits, fire hydrants and fire lanes, overcrowding, locking fire exits, smoking in fire hazard areas, the removing, destroying, obliterating, any authorized seals, signs, mark or tags, and the tampering, overloading and/or destruction of electrical wires.

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ISO 9514:2005 describes a method, carried out under standard conditions, for preparing and storing a sample of a multicomponent coating system and subsequently assessing its pot life by measuring a particular property/ies.

Cervical manipulation occasionally causes serious vertebrobasilar complications. The usual cause is vertebral artery dissection, however in some cases there has been no obvious arterial injury. The present paper reviews the mechanisms by which complications occur, particularly when the applied force is trivial or there is no injury to the vertebral arteries, and the factors that increase risk of complications. In addition, implications are drawn for use of the recently revised Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) guidelines. In the absence of vertebral artery rupture, complications are proposed to arise from vasospasm, haemostasis, endothelial injury or turbulent flow. These mechanisms have a sound scientific basis but have yet to be demonstrated as specifically causing vertebrobasilar complications. The most important risk factors for vertebrobasilar complications appear to be prior trauma to the vertebral arteries and symptoms of vertebrobasilar ischaemia from previous manipulation. There is weak evidence that hypoplasia of the vertebral arteries also increases the risk of complications. Neither general vascular factors nor pre-existing degenerative conditions of the cervical spine increase risk of vertebrobasilar complications. The procedures described in the APA guidelines test adequacy of total cerebral perfusion during cervical movements rather than patency of the vertebral arteries or their susceptibility to injury. The guidelines may therefore indicate potential for surviving a complication from manipulation. They may also identify patients at risk of complications from minor trauma. It is recommended that the procedures described in the APA guidelines be applied prior to every manipulation, and that manipulation be avoided in the presence of any signs of vertebrobasilar insufficiency.

Explaining the basis for the reversal, Aguirre issued a legal opinion on June 6 where he pointed out that the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) has the power and authority to enforce provisions of Republic Act 9514 or the Revised Fire Code of the Philippines of 2008 on PEZA-owned or administered ecozones.

Given the clear legal mandate of the BFP under Republic Act No. 9514 (Revised Fire Code of the Philippines of 2008) and the DILG (Department of the Interior and Local Government) Act of 1990 to enforce the Fire Code of the Philippines, there is indubitably no room for further interpretation of its mandate," Aguirre's legal opinion stated.

"Thus, in case of conflict between the provisions of RA 7916, a prior law, and the provisions of RA 9514, a later enactment, the latter should prevail, it being the last expression of the legislative will," he said.

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Fourth, Rule 8222(b)(3) is being amended to include a provision of current Rule 9514(e), which allows the Association to withhold certain documents enumerated in Rule 9251 that are privileged or constitute attorney work product or are otherwise related to an examination, inspection, or investigation. Finally, the rule change adds a new requirement that if the subcommittee conducting the hearing requires that additional information be filed, then such information will have to be distributed promptly to all parties and in all cases not less than one business day before the subcommittee renders its decision.

The revised Rule 8223(b) revises the call for review process by placing the authority to conduct a review with a review panel, rather than the full NASD Board. The ability of any Governor to call the proceeding for review remains intact. Under the rule change, a review panel would conduct the review, rather than the full Board.

The rule change also revises the hearing and decision provisions of Rule 9514. First, the amended Rule 9514(a)(1) contains a non-substantive, simplifying amendment that provides that a member or person who requests a hearing must set forth the specific grounds for setting aside the notice, rather than listing in the Rule each type of action that the member or person would seek to reverse or oppose at the hearing.

Third, the custodian of record provision under Rule 9514(f)(5) authorizes the Office of Hearing Officers to act as custodian for non-summary proceedings for a failure to comply with an arbitration award or settlement agreement related to an NASD arbitration or mediation. Under Rule 9514(b)(1), Hearing Officers serve as the adjudicators in such proceedings, and as such, the Office of Hearing Officers is a more appropriate custodian than the NASD Regulation Office of General Counsel.

After being received by a journal editor, a scholarly article is submitted to researchers with some expertise in the field. The researchers, referred to as "peer reviewers," will read the article and provide feedback to the editor regarding the merits of the article. The peer reviewers may recommend that additional research be conducted, or for the article to be revised. The peer reviewers may point out areas of error, and in some cases, may even suggest that the article not be published at all. Generally, the author will have the opportunity to revise the paper, correcting any ambiguous or misleading information. The peer review process is expected to improve the quality of the article and is really an opportunity for the author to receive feedback and suggestions from other researchers.

All reviews of published articles are made public. This includes manuscript files, peer review comments, author rebuttals and revised materials. Note: This was optional for articles submitted before 13 February 2023.

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