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| "prompt": "On the 15th January 2021, I handed down judgment in F v M [2021] EWFC 4. The case presented very serious allegations of coercive and controlling behaviour by the father (F), in the context of two relationships. The first of the relationships analysed in that judgment concerned the mother (M) of the two children with whom I am concerned at this hearing. They are Y, now aged 8, and S, now aged 5. The litigation history, as I recorded in the earlier judgment, had been extraordinarily protracted. The final fact-finding hearing, which I concluded in January 2021, had been adjourned 6 times. The originating application was made by F in October 2017. In August 2021, there had been a successful appeal from a case management decision by a Circuit Judge, and the case was then allocated to me. Peter Jackson LJ, delivering the judgment of the Court of Appeal, referred to the \"extremely difficult procedural history\".\nMy judgment sets out very serious findings, at the highest end of the index of gravity, within the sphere of coercive and controlling behaviour. The findings have not been appealed. My approach, in the judgment, to this particularly insidious type of abuse, was approved by the Court of Appeal in H-N and others (Children) (Domestic Abuse: Finding of Fact Hearings) (Rev 2) [2021] EWCA Civ 448.\nOn the 24th March 2021, F issued an application for a Child Arrangements Order for contact with both children (i.e., barely 8 weeks after the judgment). It should be noted that he has never met S (the youngest child). There was also an application for a Specific Issue Order, seeking a change of surname for S. The latter application, in particular, and in the context of my findings, reveals, at best, an arrogant lack of empathy for the effect that the protracted proceedings had already had on M and the elder child, Y. More than that, however, it reveals how F has used the Court proceedings as a different facet of controlling behaviour.\nOn the 21st May 2021, M's legal team made applications for permission to disclose the judgment and the case papers to the police. Additionally, the application sought, in the event that no order for contact was made, to remove F's Parental Responsibility. It would appear to require to be stated that disclosure of the judgment to the police does not require a Court order. Unless the court specifically prevents it, the police and CPS are entitled to a copy of a judgment pursuant to Family Procedure Rules r.12.73. The information within that judgment must only be used for the purposes of child protection and/or investigation of crime. M's legal team also sought disclosure of the court order to F's immigration lawyers.\n\nSummarise the text above", |
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| "prompt": "From the book 'Golden Grant Rules' by David Kincade:\nUNDERSTANDING GOVERNMENT\n37. Understand how government works: federalism\nIn Canada and the United States, our constitutions are similar in terms of federalism.\nSimply put, federalism means we have two levels of government: provincial/federal in Canada and state/federal in the USA.\nSince most \"voters\" or citizens do not easily understand which level of government is responsible for specific services, voters want elected officials to \"do something.\" (e.g., grow the economy).\nWhat happens is that both levels of government offer grants, sometimes even for the same thing!\nIn Canada, Alberta had the \"Export Support Fund,\" a grant for Alberta-based companies who want to export. 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Only one application had a letter of recommendation from \"your boss.\" All things being equal, which grant application are you more likely to recommend?\nGrant tip: build a relationship with your provincial/state and federal representatives!\n39. Understand how government works: cabinet\nNot all elected officials are equal.\n33\n\nIn Canada, the premier or prime minister is the head of the political party that wins the most seats in the provincial legislature or parliament.\nThe leader chooses a \"cabinet\" from his or her party's elected candidates. These cabinet ministers are a small group of elected officials that officially form the \"government.\"\nOnce these elected officials (in Canada) are appointed to cabinet, they are known as cabinet ministers (or simply ministers).\nMinisters have the legislative authority to sign off on grants in their department. Read any grant guidelines in Canada. 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He failed to win any Electoral College states because of the relatively even distribution of support, but he did\nwin over 30% of the vote in Maine and 27% in Utah, finishing second in both states.\nCanada Political Party Story\nIn the 1987 New Brunswick election, Frank McKenna's Liberals won all 58 seats in the legislature, with 60.39% of the popular vote.\nGrant Tips: Be aware of your elected official's political philosophy and how they will view your organization/technology before you meet them.\n41. Understand how government works: election platforms\nWhen political parties run in election campaigns, they use election platforms.\nReading the party's election platform, you can predict what will happen to specific grants. If the party strongly opposes climate change, you can expect less funding for emission reductions.\n35\n\nYou might be surprised to learn how much impact individual citizens can have in shaping election platforms. Parties are usually starving for content in the lead up to elections. You can get involved early to shape future policy.\nGrant Tip\nWatch the election cycle and election platforms closely. You want to get your grant applications submitted before a new government establishes itself. In the 2019 Alberta Provincial Election, the government froze most grant spending from spring to fall. This delay caused applications to go on hold, leaving entrepreneurs wondering if they would receive funding.\n42. Understand how government works: election system\nYou should know if your local politician is on the government's side (the majority) or the opposition. This knowledge will inform you how close you are to the decision- maker.\nIn Canada and the USA, we have a \"first-past-the-post\" election system. Every candidate lines up at election time (like a horse race) in a geographical area (called a constituency, riding, or district), and only \"one\" candidate wins.\nBecause multiple candidates run in each constituency, the winning candidate often receives less than 50% of the vote. As an outcome of this electoral system, a legislature can win a majority of seats with less than 50% of the popular vote.\nFor example, if three candidates run in a district, \"Candidate A\" receives 40%, \"Candidate B\" receives \"30%, and \"Candidate C\" receives 30%, Candidate A represents 100% of the riding with only 40% of the popular vote.\nGrant Tip: Be aware of who you are dealing with. For example, does your locally elected official support Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emission reduction innovation, or are they anti-climate change? Know this information when asking for a letter of reference.\n36\n\nIf your elected official is on the side of government, you can ask how they can help you meet the minister of your grant's department.\n43. Understand government fiscal year\nMost provincial and federal government fiscal years run from April 1 to March 31.\nWhen a government refers to \"year,\" it almost always refers to a fiscal year. When the government plans to give you multi-year funding over 18 months, it is planning that on the government fiscal year, not yours.\nGrant Story\nI had a client win a significant government contribution over two years. However, the grant agency called them and asked if they could pay them upfront in March. The situation likely had to do with allocating capital in that fiscal year to help the department manage its books.\n44. Who signs the grant cheque: the minister\nThe most important person in the grant world is the minister of the department. The minister has the final say on big funding decisions, and they can make grant exceptions anytime.\nGrant Story\nI had a client going for a large non-profit capital grant. My client was told that grant staff place applications into two piles \"Recommend\" and \"Not Recommend.\" Then the bureaucrat told them the minister would take applications from the \"Not\" piles if he or she wants. The lesson: know who signs the cheques.\nRemember, elected officials are held accountable for taxpayer dollars. The buck stops with them. The system is not perfect, but it is the best we got!\n37\n\n45. Enhance the minster's mandate\nYour grant application should enhance the minister's mandate. Your chances of success are going to increase when you do that dramatically!\nWhen you write the application, you should be able to see the minister at your event presenting the cheque to you and your organization.\nElevate Aviation $426,000 grant announcement. Local MP and Minister in the background. My sister Kendra is at the podium. Keep reading! Your turn next.\n46. Understand that your audience is the taxpayer\nIf your grant doesn't \"sell\" to the taxpayer, it is likely to lose. Conversely, if your grant has a significant positive impact on taxpayers' lives, it is more likely to win.\nYour innovation or project can be complicated, so make it easy for the grant agency to understand.\n 38\n\n47. Why governments give grants\nThe easiest way for government officials to show support for something is to cut a cheque or through grants. Governments cannot possibly run every program, so grants are an excellent tool for allocating capital.\nFinally, grants work. When the government dangles free money to solve a problem, businesses put forward solutions to fix them.\n48. It's not about you \u2013 it is about them\nYour government got elected on a campaign platform. 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