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Page 2 of 3 Electoral district of Frome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia t•-'1LX->tc es.c)kiN-3 -5-.7) )C-Cci F-LN,--),••3(.1 r L;N;7-.5‘f<lc ci,L;ERNI-1O\11- - fsc_L-1 Members for Frome First incarnation (1884-1902, two members) Member Party Term Ebenezer Ward none 1884-1890 William Copley none 1884-1887 Clement Giles none 1887-1890 Laurence O'Loughan Liberal 1890-1902 Conservative 1890—late 1890s Clement Giles National Defence League Late 1890s-1902 Second incarnation (1938-1977) Member Party Term Mick O'Halloran Australian Labor Party 1938-1960 Tom Casey Australian Labor Party 1960-1970 Ernest Allen Liberal Party of Australia 1970-1977 Third incarnation (1993—present) Member Party Term Rob Kerin Liberal Party of Australia 1993-2008 Geoff Brock Independent 2009—present Election results Main article: Electoral results for the district ofFrome South Australian state election, 2010: Frome Candidate Votes 04 *To Party Independent Geoff Brock 7,965 37.7 +37.7 Liberal Terry Boylan 7,713 36.5 -12.0 Labor John Rohde 3,900 18.5 -22.0 Greens Joy O'Brien 644 3.1 -0.7 Family First John McComb 561 2.7 -2.5 Save the RAH Max Van Dissel 328 1.6 +1.6 Total formal votes 21,1 11 97.2 Informal votes 587 2.8 Turnout 21,698 94.8 Two-party-preferred result IG/AAt11111 Finn-Hen urarinetiist nrohuilei/Plertnrol rlictrirt nP Prnmia EFTA00266322  Electoral district of Frome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Page 1 of 3 Electoral district of Frome From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia home is an electoral district of the House of Assembly in the Australian state of South Australia. It is named after Edward Charles Frome, the third surveyor-general of South Australia. The electorate is based around the industrial city of Port Pirie and the agriculture areas of Clare and Gilbert Valleys. It covers a total of 6,889.7 km2 and takes in the towns of Auburn, Clare, Crystal Brook, Gladstone, Laura, Mintaro, Penwortham, Port Broughton, Port Pirie, Snowtown, Tarlee and Riverton. Frame has existed in three incarnations throughout the history of the House of Assembly: as a multi- member marginal electorate from 1884 to 1902, as a single member electorate in a multi member electoral system from 1938 to 1977, and as a marginal to moderately safe seat for the Liberal Party of Australia since 1993. The first incarnation was, like the rest of the state, independent-held until the development of the party system until in the 1890s. The two seats were split evenly with a conservative and a liberal member from 1890 until the seat's abolition in 1902. The second incarnation began in 1938 after the introduction of the Playmander. The electorate was dominated by the Labor-voting town of Port Pirie as a single member seat. The seat was won by Mick O'Halloran, who served as Opposition Leader from 1949 until his death in 1960. After the end of the Playmander which saw all electorates hold approximately the same number of voters, Frome took in more rural areas around Port Pirie, and was lost by Labor to the Liberal and Country League, until the abolition of the seat in 1977. The third incarnation saw the seat revived at the 1991 redistribution as a marginal seat, which took in Port Pirie and surrounding rural areas. It was first contested at the 1993 election and was won by Liberal candidate Rob Kerin. 3 4 / Kerin chose to retire in November 2008, which triggered a January 2009 Frome by-election. The seat was won by independent Geoff Brock after a very close preference contest in which Brock fetish second place by 30 votes, with the Liberals in front and Labor coming third. Brock received sufficient preferences from the eliminated Labor candidate to prevail over the Liberal candidate by over 600 votes, or 51.7 percent of the two-candidate preferred vote. He increased his primary and two-candidate vote significantly at the 2010 election, and the Labor candidate notably won the two- party preferred vote against the Liberal candidate by 30 votes. EFTA00266323  Government of South Australia 2009MHE-03570 Office of the: Minister for Health Minister for the Southern Suburbs Minister Assisting the Miss Premier in the Arts Level 9 1I Ferdmarsh Square Aoe:acie SA 5000 GPO Box 2555 Aoelacle SA 5001 DX 243 Telephone 10818463 6270 Facsim te :08' 8463 6277 Dear Miss ivinster Healthenea'th.sa.go• On behalf of Hon John Hill MP, Minister for Health, I acknowledge receipt of your letter of 18 September 2009 about a Specialist Medical Centre for Port Pine. Your correspondence is currently receiving attention and a response will be forwarded at the earliest opportunity. Yours sincerely leitc4A--) (QvCarolyn Lee Manager Office of the Minister for Health Date: x-,0.0°1 EFTA00266324 Hon John Hill MP Government of South Australia 2009MHE•03570 Minister for Health Minister for the Southern Suburbs Minister Assisting the Premier In the Arts Mi Love' 9 1 I Ha-xi:P.3W Sq4Aft Adelaide SA 5000 G30 3ux 2555 ACCa Ue 54 5:101 DX 243 lerephone (08)8463 6270 Facer:ere (08)8463 6277 midrste,Heard)Ohealth.sagov. Dear Miss Thank you for your letter of 18 September 2009 about the establishment of a Specialist Medical Centre in Port Pihe. SA Health recognises and encourages private medical services to be established within rural communities. SA Health and Country Health SA (CHSA) have a long established history of working collaboratively with private medical practitioners in the provision of health services to the residents of local communities. Currently, CHSA and the local Health Advisory Council for Port Pine are engaged in a 10 year health service needs and planning process. This process will identify the needs of the local community and support the planning of long term health services to meet those needs. You may wish to consider discussing your proposal to estabhsn the Specialist Medical Centre in Port Pine with Mr Roger Kirchner, Director Mid North Cluster, CHSA on telephone 8638 4575. Thank you for bringing this matter to my attention and I trust this information w:I: be of assistance to you. Yours sincerely MINISTER FOR HEALTH Date: 7° 4$ •••• ..,.. . 4~0 410,0 hetet' SS', EFTA00266325  NIZUMV, SIZMMIIIIMINOINP DIRECTIONS putting people first Links to Seek Lawlament On Line South Australian Government's Notice of Vacancies website http://www.vacancies.sa.qov.au c 4 01 ?VV. n A Heath • licc1ev Y lc( V-%rear 62 no 9 http: .sa ea careers.com.au Australian Job Search http://iobsearch.qov.au Seek http://www.seek.com.au indeed http://www.indeed.com.au i;;I'S.00771 http://iobs.com.au Jobseelcer http://www.iobseeker.com.au Career Ore http://www.careerone.com.au The Resource Channel a http://www.theresourcechannel.com.au/job-board? kevs=&location=101&discipline=All&industrv=All&as=Search+Jobs&level=All&class=A nv&posted=All&quicksearch=true To seek Mining vacancies go to each individual company website & apply direct eg: - BHP Biliton - Rio Tinto - Oz Minerals - Heathgate Resources - Brambles - Chandler Macleod - Skilled - Monadelphous - Santos To seek Retail vacancies go to each individual ccmpany v,rebsite & apply direct eg: - Kmart - Coles - Woolworths - Auto Pro - Supa Cheap Auto - Target - Supa Cheap - Reject Shop - Go-Lo EFTA00266326  Our ref: 13YNRR063 g7\L;(,. Government of South Australia Z:::: t4si SA Health Country Health SA Local Health Network Inc. Yorke and Northern Rural Region 1 May 2013 ch Pon Pine Regional Heath Senate The Terrace PO Box 546 PORT PIRIE SA 5540 - Phone (08) 8638 4581 Fax (08) 8638 4356 MIN 96 157 860 816 Websae lAW1Se health se tow aci Dear Ms I write in response to your letter dated 23 April 2013 in which you are seeking information on the meetings that have occurred during the year of 2009 between you and I so you can provide this information to the Minister for Health. I can confirm that we have met on two occasions to discuss your proposed Business Plan and research and that these meetings were held on 11 December 2009 and 5 February 2010, as arranged by my then Executive Assistant, Ms Jemma Salvemini. I also understand that you would like information on the role of the Port Pirie Health Advisory Council (HAC) and that you are considering applying to the HAC to become a member. Can I please suggest that you write to the HAC expressing your interest in becoming a member and ask that the HAC consider your nomination. The letter can be made attention to Mr Barry Hay, Presiding Member of the Port Pirie Health Advisory Coun cil, PO Box 546, Port Pirie SA 5540. I will be in contact with you shortly to discuss the role and function of the HAC. Yours sincerely ROget Kirchner Regional Director EFTA00266327 M~nlcPc.Ca)C`a I NEsTh PLAN MS IC Cz;frieluivi CFriteN "7-c:e t- OPINAP T) FokJoit\lc, Hon John Hill MP Government of South Australia Minister for Health and Ageing Minister for Mental Hea and Substance Abuse -Minister for the Arts Ms int' 9 1: 34 oti 33a.‘33 So.- 3: Am Go SA 5C7,3.3 G70 3ox 7355 - Ace t oe SA SW.; Y.< 4 Te CO ore i08i 8463 6270 1.04 ;OW 8463 627i P‘ SA near Mr; Thank you for your letter of 31 August 2012 about establishing a specialist medical centre at Port Pine and offering to provide the business plans and research information collected throughout your project. I asked Adjunct Professor Belinda Moyes, Chief Executive Officer, Country Health SA Local Health Network (CHSA), who is responsible for Port Pine Regional Health Service (PPRHS), to consider your offer and I am advised as follows: As Ms may be aware, the PPRHS already provides consulting room facilities for some specialties identified through consultation with the local general practitioners. In these instances, PPRHS pays the travel allowance and provides hospital accommodation for visiting specialists providing medical inpatient services. PPRHS also distributes monthly information to all doctors and health units within the town and surrounding area of the specialists' visiting dates and the waiting times to see new patients. The completed Pod Pine GP Pius Health :are Centre, sct;eduieri Ica Sepir. 11.1fri 2013, will also have capacity to provide additional consulting space, if needed The nature of what additional medical services may be required is yet to be determined. The Port Pirie Health Advisory Council has undertaken a 10 year planning process, and is now engaging the local general practitioner in planning how to shape medical services into the future. If Ms would like to have input into the development of the Pod Pine GP Plus Health Care Centre, there is a consumer group that she may wish to join. Further information is available by contacting Ms Lisa Cockington, Regional Director, Community Health and Primary Health Care Programs, PPRHS, CHSA, on telephone 8638 4505 or Ms Georgina Bickley, Manager, Environmental Health Centre, PPRHS, CHSA, on telephone 8638 4100. EFTA00266328  Thank you for writing to me on this matter. Yours sincerely n zz_ -L,, MINISTER FOR HEALTH AND AGEING Date -227 16 14, EFTA00266329  YloN€"cfutc Devexemearr 1)6-Nitto Reciasi-Reqtc of es)sit.)EsS N\est4E LIL De‘ltc. IDEStC,n16 rtfkSr (3.1/4.)520.1CS-S NAMC OffICe of consumerana ce Et.) rvt..c_SS Business Affairs Wound now. Chesser House 91-97 Grenfell Street Adelaide SA 5000 GPO Box 1907 Adelaide SA 5001 Telephone 1300138918 1081 Facsimile 8209 9771 www.ocbastgov.au ABN 30 652 402 747 09 May 2011 Dear Client, Application for Registration of a Business Name I refer to your application (Ref: 891020), to register the above business name. The Office of Consumer and Business Affairs (OCBA), incorporating the Corporate Affairs Commission, is considering refusing your application under Section 8(4) of the Business Names Act 1996 (the Act). OCBA believes the name is likely to be confused with, or mistaken for the registered name(s): However, before OCBA decides, we give you the opportunity to provide us with: 1. any further information or arguments that might influence OCBA's decision (this process can take up to 4 weeks); or 2. a letter withdrawing your application (application fees are non refundable); or 3. another name or names (up to 3) for OCBA to consider. Please note: Further name choices should be substantially different from your previous name choice. Adding non—descriptive words e.g. services or solutions, changing plurals to singular or vice versa, or adding acronyms e.g. SA to your original name choice is unlikely to change OCBA's opinion. 3.1 3.2 3.3 I:wslt Government of South Australia EFTA00266330  OCBA invites you to pursue any one of these 3 options within 28 days. If you have not responded, on 9 June 2011, OCBA's decision will be that your appli inn is refused. You will not receive further notice and you will not be entitled to use the nam Should this occur, you have the right to appeal against OCBA's decision to the District Court under Section 16 of the Act within 21 days thereafter. Should you require any further information, please contact the office on 1300 138 918. Yours faithfully, and Forster or the Corporate Affairs Commission tPit t A411/1.! e:t) Government Uta Id: Rpll of South Australia EFTA00266331 De REGIS-ERE-O FRoc-1 Ca S i C LF$ l M i r3 C, 'SET op co an- - Renee t A•c-A IJD NC I 6Q>ccE tr .; FON) im S - Qt. u u- c t-C, SCRE OF - rt-1G (Sot% KIS S'.5".•. ) • the ATO is not satisfied that the supplier has reimbursed the GST incorrectly included in the price to the recipient (subparagraph 105-65(1Xc)(i) of Schedule 1 to the TM); and c the recipient is registered or required to be registered for GST purposes (subparagraph 105- 65(1)(c)(ii) of the TM). Furthermore as a general rule, the ATO will not exercise the discretion to allow a refund or credit in accordance with subsection 105-65(1) of Schedule 1 to the TM if the supplier has not first reimbursed the recipient. In your activity statements for the above mentioned periods you have reported sales and subsequently remitted GST. Once you can show proof of reimbursement of the GST portion of your supplies to the recipient of the supply we will refund the GST remitted. Issue 2 Section 11-5 of the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (GST Act) requires that for the purchase to be creditable, it must be for a creditable purpose, supplied to you as a taxable supply for which you are liable to provide consideration and that you are registered. Section 382-5 of Schedule 1 to the Tax Administration Act 1953 (TM) requires that you keep records. If you give the Commissioner a return for GST that is attributable to a tax period under subsection 29-10(4) of the GST Act you must keep records that record and explain all transactions and other acts you engage in that are relevant to the acquisition or importation in question; and you must retain those records for at least 5 years after the return was given to the Commissioner. One of the key considerations for correct attribution is when you hold a tax invoice. Subsection 29- 10(3) explains that if you do not hold a tax invoice for an acquisition when you lodge your activity statement for the tax period to which the input tax credit would otherwise be attributable: (a)the input tax credit (including any part of the input tax credit) is not attributable to that tax period; and (b)the input tax credit (or part) is attributable to the first tax period for which you give the Commissioner a GST return at a time when you hold that tax invoice. We have determined that you did not possess tax invoices when you lodged your activity statement's. This is because despite our request you have not produced these documents. You therefore have no entitlement to any input tax credits for the tax periods 1 January 2011 — 31 March 2012. )c- January You claimed GST on purchases of $7,043 at label 1B of your activity statement for the period's 1 2011 — 31 March 2012. In accordance with section 105-5 of the TM the Commissioner has assessed that you are not entitled to the credits claimed during the period 1 January 2011 — 31 March 2012. As a result of this assessment, Label 18 will be reduced to $nil and Label 1A has been adjusted from $570 to $57 as shown on your copy of the activity statement that you provided us. Please refer to the summary of activity statement revisions that is attached. Reasons for our penalty decision Penalty shortfall amount and tax period Section 284-75 of Schedule 1 to the Taxation Administration Act 1953 (TM) imposes an administrative penalty if you make a statement to us which is false or misleading. Page 5 of 6 EFTA00266332  We formed our view of the facts by relying on this information: Activity statements lodged for the tax periods 1 January 2011 — 31 March 2012 Our decision: Issue 1 Are you entitled to be registered for GST? NO. e'llAt-ceN37 Cir-F.-71 S . Issue 2 - C t_Ot re\ n1c, E `31- Are you entitled to the GST credits claimed on Business Activity Statement/s lodged for the tax period/s 1 January 2011 — 31 March 2012 - NO. Why we have made this decision: Issue 1 Section 25 of the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (GST Act) provides that the Commissioner must cancel your GST registration if he is satisfied that you are not carrying on an enterprise. Section 9-20 of the GST Act provides that an enterprise is an activity, or a series of activities, done: (a) in the form of a business; or (b) in the form of an adventure or concern in the nature of trade; or (c) on a regular or continuous basis, in the form of a lease, licence or other grant of an interest in property. -4(c However, an enterprise does not include an activity, or series of activities, done as a private, recreational pursuit or hobby. In conjunction with section 9-20 of the GST act amongst some of the indicators that tell us a business enterprise being conducted are an intention of making a profit and a reasonable prospect of profitability, existence of a business plan, keeping of detailed business records, commercial sales of product &/or skills, exercise of knowledge of skill (Taxation Ruling TR 97/11). You have not supplied any of the requested information, such as a business plan, business registration, details of your client base or advertising intentions that demonstrates that you are, in fact, running an enterprise. Furthermore, you have not shown a profit since you first commenced this business nor have you provided any evidence showing any expectation of profit from this business. Therefore your GST registration will be cancelled effective 31 December 2010. As our decision is that your activity does not constitute an enterprise, you are not required to be registered for GST or report GST on your sales. Subsection 105-65(1) of Schedule 1 to the Taxation Administration Act 1953 (TAA) provides that where goods and services tax (GST) is incorrectly included in the price of a non taxable supply, the ATO is not obliged to refund or credit the overpaid amount to the supplier when one of the following conditions are met: Page 4 of 6 EFTA00266333  Kt. EO RccC`>≥ Conmonwealth Bank NtEp.c t-k to N FI9C FC.:a Commonwealth Bank of Australia ABN 48 123 123 124 c":O t`4 cij t-ler•jL. Gr1 4 / 2 %C, Working Capital Services, PBS PO Box 4086 Freecall 1800 230 177 Panamatta Facsimile (02) 9841 1355 NSW 2124 Telex AA 27521 DX 1020 Sydney (2067 058) 2082012140951 The Proprietor J Moneauic Monday, 20 August 2012 Your Reference Ms Dear Sir/Madam Thank you for applying for a Commonwealth Bank of Australia merchant facility. After careful consideration and evaluation of the information_provided in your appliatibri we are unable to offer you a merchant facility. The Bank's decision is based on an overall assessment of the information provided in your application in accordance with our acceptance policy. Contributing factors for our decision may include: The duration of your business since establishment Your current financial position The type of business you operate The length and assessment of any other relationship you have with us Due to confidentiality measures around our acceptance policy, the Bank is unable to further disclose in more detail the factors that led to this decision. Thank you once again for your application. We wish you the very best in all future endeavours. Yours sincerely, Andrew Cheesman General Manager Merchant Solutions Reference: 336020.336032 Letter l3Decline Version 8 EFTA00266334  DEMEAD -TRenYENteRK of - siitAT It &Atter DelSicK15 t rJ POSSES5a) cr • PURCHASER'S RECEIPT I-ORNA SAP 6 s Pc* n)c, Australian Government IP Australia ACT 2606 AUSTRALIA Tel: 1300651 010 ABS: 36 113 072 755 '999 Imemalional- .6126263 2999 Telex: COMPAT AA 61517 Official Receipt Customer ABN: Customer ID: 62070240 32 CMR Date:09 Aug 2012 NPS Batch: 5 Non NPS Batch: Description Amount Trade Marks SI80.00 TOTAL $180.00 Reference: Trade Marks TM App Central Office Note: Amounts shown include GST where applicable. Under Division 81 of A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999, GST is not payable on the purchase of any statutory items from IP Australia. EFTA00266335  I Australian Government to "' IP Australia Discovery House. Phillip ACT 2606 PO Box 200. Woden ACT 2606 Australia P 1300 651 010 (International) E ipaustralla.gov.au Ms UNRECONCILED MONIES - TRADE MARKS Your ref: This office is in receipt of $180 for a payment in relation to an unidentified trade mark. Could you please advise what the payment is for and the trade mark number to which it relates. Please quote Batch dated 09 Aug 12. Yours sincerely, ,4ary Flint Trade Marks and Designs Administration 02 6283 2023 13 November 2012 Robust intellectual property rights delivered efficiently POD PBR EFTA00266336  EFTA00266337 PO BOX 200 WODEN ACT 2606 Australian Government I P Australia CICOOSComaanii mei•J ea Mn I WWI, I CON4.000. I MICOM00.1 I ,...®„ ICC a MS% This remittance advice details your cheque payment. Please find cheque attached. If you have any queries, please phone Accounting Operations on 1300 651 010. AMOUNT Overpayment on Batch -- $180.00 Trademarks Refund: $180.00 Reason: No response to letter regarding payment. Refunding fees already paid. Your Ref: Payment by Money Order 9/8/12 Application No: N/A TOTAL $180.00 DQ•Pen ro t\ir) ,Nc pore pitz‘e cocw_u_ - PORI PiTt‘e so Hoos tNc% GOVERNMENT Dale PMENTT 902C- &AleRutiENT ANt7 1410tNe - ONDER - THE Rectistkerook) cat- -3c it.u.xDoemoNls Q0t9 12/10/2016 As a suggestion Port Pirie Housing Project - Youth Housing - Under 25 years of age For example Abandon housing to be utilized for cost effective renovations suitable for youth housing and targeted at the age range of 25 years of age and under - Low maintenance gardens / yard areas Minimum bond required - Lower priced bracket, rental payments required - Inspections as per dictated in rental agreements - Group housing encouraged. Strictly for disadvantaged, unemployed, emergency housing, youth, under 25 years of age. Example - Rental payments - $150.00 - $200.00 price range, week Example - Bond required - Minimum,1 month bond required Individual Payment Scheme - Individual responsibility of payments - Rent, Bonds. Utilities Rental agreements - Individually based according to payments of rental payments, bonds required, utility accounts Individually based payments - Each individual is recorded on the rental agreement as being responsible for their share of the rental payment, bond required and utilities required. As per individual - Missed payments - Individual is given a warning of eviction and is required to forfeit their share of the bond upon this occurrence and is individually evicted without this eviction effecting the other residence of the property. Utility payments required as per individually based and is the responsibility of the individual. Utility accounts are separated into an individual sum of the total - Split payments of the account total and placed into the individuals name as the share of responsibility Bonds - Bonds are separated into individual payments of the total sum and responsible by the individual Rental payments - Payments are separated into individual payments of the total sum and responsible by the individual Example . Rental agreement - Group Housing • Rental payments - Bonds Bond required - $400.00 - 1 month bond - $200.00 per week Group Housing - 3 individuals - Bond split 3 ways - Rental payments split 3 ways Each individual is registered upon the one rental agreement and is individually responsible for their share of the payment, splitting the total sum of the account into three individual payments - Including bonds required and utility accounts applied EFTA00266338 Concerns Eliminates shortage of housing for the youth due to damages occurring within the housing sector to rental property's - specifically for the youth taking into consideration, age factors, responsibility factors, care of oneself as an individual, creates a sense of responsibility for individual payments of the cost of living, specifically group housing. Eliminates the stress factor of payments required which is the responsibility of the individual and not that of a whole or sole responsibility according to the name registered on the rental agreement, bonds and utilities. Eliminates the effect on individuals - Group housing of payments or eviction. Eliminates and lowers accumulated debts of rental payments, bonds, utility accounts as a whole Damages of property are to be expected due to the learning of the youth, but remain the responsibility of the individual - Bonds required - Cost effective renovations of the housing with this factor considered. EFTA00266339 PE_A\ItED F-OrQoi n)c., - DECo\rrA m Ocri- n trRervicp4 usF OF / Si -EM t%) PCSSESSioN1 or t cavi aotz,NE D ELion c5E_ ok)WERSITI - CAc14/1E-Wmetic Fun)Deo 7 / 11 / 2016 Private and Confidential Dear Sir / Madam, I would like to introduce myself, my name is and I have been a resident of Port Pine for 15 years. In previous developments I have worked extensively within the Medical fields and conducting research of public awareness concerning Health issues, involving the need for Specialists services within the regional locations and areas of South Australia, which was developed to extend to the Metropolitan areas of South Australia and to worldwide proportions, creating a much needed commodity concerning the public's health issues within these regions and locations. I am contacting you today to express my concerns in relation to the ongoing effects of the public's health issues in regards to cross contamination caused by Airbome germs and bacteria, which include the effects of Influenza, colds and other related causes of cross contamination of germ contaminates. Within my suggestion I have included the details of the suggested table of Target Markets, which outline the services suitable for this New Development, and of whom may accept and acknowledge a need for this New Development. I have included and outlined in the section - Advantages - Increase - Decrease - in line with this New Development in order fo create an understanding of the health issues of which the public or individual, including that of Prominent positions encounter due to regular travel commitments or work related commitments for your review. I have included the suggestion concerning the effects of cross contamination contaminates in the section - Solution - which entails and outlines the direction of the New Development, of which will work in conjunction with the stipulated details of the health issues of cross contamination, within the sectors related to work related environments and the stipulated Target Markets, included for your review. Although I am contacting you in regards to a suggested development, I would appreciate a personal recognition by your company upon your consideration or acceptance of this proposal, that I feel would greatly benefit the public view and concerns of the public's health issues but also the medical developments within Australia and provide advancement within these areas of public health and medicine. EFTA00266340 My contact details have been included and are enclosed within the letter of proposal for your convenience in regards to questions you may have or to contact myself in regards to acceptance of this proposal. I thank you for your time and consideration regarding this matter. Yours Sincerely EFTA00266341 7111 /2016 Email : Private and Confidential Australian Pharmaceutical Company Airborne Germs - Cross Contamination - Airborne Contaminates - Colds - Influenza - Associated airborne contaminates, as an example Points of Interest : Target Market • Transport Services • Bus services • Airline services • Train services • Tram services • Work place environments - Office areas • Doctor's surgery's - Waiting rooms - Consultation rooms • Accommodation services • Food preparation services - Kitchen staff • Dental Clinics - Consultation rooms - Office areas - Waiting rooms • Education Departments and services - Class rooms - Office areas • Medical services - Establishments - Surgery - Office areas - Hospitals • Business Class - VIP's - Prominent positions - Office areas - Personal residence - First class travel services and areas Advantages - Increase - Decrease • Decrease cross contamination of germs - Through mouth, nose, touch of objects or other persons • Increase in work related capacity and productivity-Work place Environment • Decrease cross contamination within Medical establishments, Hospitals, Dental Clinics - Golden staff, for example - Mouth sores - Colds - Influenza - Increasing productivity and capacity within the medical establishments work environment, employee's, patients, Practicing Physicians • Decrease cross contamination in relation to travel services and accommodation services within the cliental and employee's • Increasing productivity in Educational environments • Eliminates cross contamination within Food preparation environments and all above mentioned services - Public and personal • Provides special services for VIP'S, Professional positions - Prominent positions - First class travel services - Eliminates cross contamination - Increases productivity of the individual, work place environments, employee's • Increases and reduces costs of sterilization services - Safety of instruments and equipment exposed and used within the Medical establishments including Doctor's surgery's, Hospitals, Dental Clinics • Decreasing the use of prescribed antibiotics - Immune System creating other symptoms to occur, including the multiplying effects of super bugs associated with influenza and other non bacterial diseases EFTA00266342 Solution : Formula developed and expelled through the use of Air conditioning Units within these establishments and travel services eliminating the threat and cause of cross contamination, decreasing work related capacity and productivity within the individual, including the practicing physicians or employee's of these establishments. Eliminating the threat of cross contamination, Lawsuits involved in Medical issues, cross contamination, which include Food preparation establishments Purifying the air in c