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In the News (Sat 28 Nov 09)

  
  A Matter of Life and Death
This is Marshall Perron, former Chief Minister of the Parliament of the Northern Territory.
Marshall Perron: I don't think there is any doubt that euthanasia is happening around the country every day without any safeguards at all.
Perron's law is quite strict and in so doing, makes it inconceivable for someone who is either not terminal or unsure of their desire to hasten death, to use it.
www.musarium.com /matteroflife/audio1_text.html   (1685 words)

  
 Green Bay Press-Gazette Sports - HTR Prep of the Week: Valders’ Perron shines on course   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
Highlights: Perron is tied for the school mark for nine holes with former Derrick Bieberitz with a 35.
Perron sees that when he watches the world’s best players on TV, seeing how the pros keep their strokes consistent and how most keep from falling apart between the ears.
Perron’s driving success is what he banks on to separate himself from most prep golfers.
www.wisinfo.com /heraldtimes/sports/archive/sports_20906418.shtml   (1043 words)

  
 Randy Miller's Gateway
William Marshall, who died in 1833 at the age of 85, was a well-known fiddler and prolific composer of fiddle tunes.
Marshall's own ornaments and accompaniments are included as well as a biography of the composer.
Marshall was the butler to the Duke of Gordon at Gordon Castle in Moray in the northeast of Scotland.
www.randymillerprints.com /fiddletunebooks.htm   (776 words)

  
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Marshall presented solid reasons to mix the Practical teams rather than the Bowl teams; however, consensus was that there was no reason to mix the Practical.
Marshall moved that motions directly impacting the teams be put on the Advisors list serve for two weeks to be voted by Advisors.
Marshall agreed to polish his PLC program and provide full documentation and parts list as a "kit" for other Districts to use.
www.isa.org /fmo/admincom/pdd/0202_PWM_Minutes.doc   (1597 words)

  
 Marshall Perron on suicide and voluntary euthanasia » ABC Central Australia » The Backyard
Marshall Perron on suicide and voluntary euthanasia »; ABC Central Australia » The Backyard
Mandy Taylor asked Marshall Perron, patron of the Voluntary Euthanasia Society of the NT, whether Lisette Nigot’s death was suicide or voluntary euthanasia.
Mr Perron said that the changes the voluntary euthanasia lobby sought were in cases of terminal and hopelessly ill, close to death and suffering terribly.
www.abc.net.au /central/stories/s734959.htm   (499 words)

  
 Making ideas reality   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
In the case of Marshall Perron, it was certainly not the political nerve that led him into action.
Marshall Perron, the NT Governor who successfully pushed the Bill through parliament, publicly credited Professor Kuhse when he spoke at the public forum of the WFRTDS Conference in Sydney in 1996.
He told delegates how it was one of her conference papers on euthanasia that had convinced him of the importance of the issue and inspired him to push an appropriate bill through parliament.
www.euthanasia.cc /kuhse98.html   (2264 words)

  
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Marshall Perron, former chief minister and proponent of the
He alone is the Lord of life and death and has delegated this lordship to no one.
The former chief minister, Perron, was aware of this when he stated: "If you believe that only God can give life and only God can take it, actions available under this bill are not for you.
www.ewtn.com /library/ISSUES/ABOMCRIM.TXT   (836 words)

  
 Fifth Circuit Court Cases - Case Law and Opinions from the 5th Circuit Federal Court - Court of Appeals - unoffical ...
Perron was allegedly injured on Gulf's offshore platform by Lee's
Perron maintains that recovery is not barred against Bell for
that Perron was a borrowed servant of Gulf.
www.romingerlegal.com /fifthcircuit/opinions/91-3351.0.wpd.html   (1819 words)

  
 The NSW Right To Life Association - Latest Releases
FORMER CLP Chief Minister Marshall Perron is urging his party's Federal members to vote against legislation he says will outlaw voluntary euthanasia groups.
Mr Perron, the architect of the Territory's right-to-die laws, says the proposed Federal legislation is unchallengeable because it is being hidden behind anti-child pornography laws.
Mr Perron -- who introduced the Territory's right to die legislation as a private members bill in 1995 -- says he is not asking for the Federal Parliament to support promoting assisted suicide but "simply consider it as a separate matter".
www.nswrtl.org.au /latestreleases/emag030504.html   (1905 words)

  
 Marshall   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
Prior to introducing the legislation he had studied the case against such legislation and concluded that for competent termin- ally ill adults, there is no rational case against allowing them control over their end-of-life decisions.
Mr Perron briefly reviewed the sad cases of the four people who opted to use the law in the nine months it was available.
Mr Perron presented statistics on suicide among the elderly in Australia.
www.saves.asn.au /resources/collection/cmarshal.htm   (651 words)

  
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The vote was highly controversial, causing the originator of the bill and Chief Minister of the Northern Territory, Marshall Perron, along with his Deputy and Treasurer to resign, (allegedly) to curry political favour for the bill.
I don't have the text of the bill yet, but as I understand it it permits terminally ill patients who are experiencing chronic pain to apply to the courts for permission to end their lives.
Perron's legislation has sparked similar bills in South Australia and Western Australia, and the Australian Federal health Minister, Carmen Lawrence, is being urged to introduce national legislation to support the practice across the whole country.
www.keithlynch.net /cryonet/44/47.html   (283 words)

  
 Marshall Perron - Result for Marshall Perron - Meaning of Marshall Perron - Definition of Marshall Perron - Dictionary ...
Marshall Perron - Result for Marshall Perron - Meaning of Marshall Perron - Definition of Marshall Perron - Dictionary of Meaning - www.mauspfeil.net
He is best known for successfully working towards the passage of the Territory's Rights of the Terminally Ill Act (Australia) Rights of the Terminally Ill Act that briefly legalized euthanasia (before it was overturned by the Australian Parliament federal Parliament).
There you find a list of all editors and the possibility to edit the original text of the article Marshall Perron.
www.mauspfeil.net /Marshall_Perron.html   (190 words)

  
 LegalisingVE
It all started on the 2nd February 1995 when Mr Marshall Perron, Chief Minister of the Northern Territory, was reported as intending to put forward a private members bill to legalise Voluntary Euthanasia.
For the most part I maintained a distance between Operation TIAP and the Chief Minister Marshall Perron.
It was important to me that the group be viewed as the spontaneous community based support group which it was, and not give anyone cause to suggest that we were puppets of the legislation’s initiator.
www.geocities.com /lyndafay_au/LegalisingVE.html   (1118 words)

  
 Government, accountability, financial reporting, comptroller, Office of the Comptroller General, Deloitte, Canada - ...
The Office of the Comptroller General is in the process of developing enhanced requirements for the Chief Financial Officer of a government organization, which will likely entail some form of reporting to the Comptroller General of Canada.
In the absence of specific parameters, Deloitte practitioners Charles Perron and Keith Davis have devised a management model for government CFOs.
Perron and Davis believe that these key roles are brought together under the umbrella of CFO organization leadership and management.
www.deloitte.com /dtt/article/0,1002,sid=3666&cid=78248,00.html   (519 words)

  
 ALOR - OnTarget Vol.31 - No.10
The Northern Territory News of March 14th carries a report that the Chief Minister, Marshall Perron, is inviting armed forces from our Asian neighbours to come to the Northern Territory to train independently of Australian armed forces.
Perron is reported as saying that the N.T. facilities available included the existing port, Delemere bombing range near R.A.A.F. Base, Katherine, and land, sea and air space.
Marshall Perron should read the Australian Constitution, and look after his own area of responsibility, the Northern Territory.
www.alor.org /Volume31/Vol31No10.htm   (2287 words)

  
 Queensland Right To Life - LEGALISED EUTHANASIA IN THE NT OF AUSTRALIA   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
The Chief Minister, Marshall Perron, the sponsor of the ROTI Bill, was quick to reject this claim, saying that the Parliaments of the rest of the Australian States and the Australian Capital Territory would soon follow suit and legalise voluntary euthanasia.
Perron was a giant in Northern Territory politics and he still commands considerable political influence, including great influence over his successor, Shane Stone.
Stone, a practising Catholic and a lawyer, led the campaign against the ROTI Bill and the ruling Country Liberal Party was split on the issue, with a conscience vote being allowed by both Government and the Australian Labor Party Opposition.
www.qrtl.org.au /euth/greg.htm   (2624 words)

  
 Teachers.Net Gazette April 2003 - DR. MARVIN MARSHALL: APPROACHES OF OUTSTANDING TEACHERS - PROMOTING LEARNING - ...
Marvin Marshall is a professional speaker and seminar leader who presents his program, "Discipline without Stress, Punishments, or Rewards - Raise Responsibility and Promote Learning," to schools across the world.
Marshall, who is certified by the William Glasser Institute, presents for Phi Delta Kappa International, for several leading seminar companies, and for schools and school districts.
Questions submitted to Kathleen Carpenter at kathleen@teachers.net will be considered by Marv Marshall for responses in future monthly columns in the Teachers.Net Gazette.
www.teachers.net /gazette/APR03/marshall.html   (1751 words)

  
 Gig report: Nieuwe Oogst Festival, Perron 55 Venlo
The first day we had to play 'unplugged' in the café part of Perron 55, the music center where the festival was being held.
We were very happy with the water the Perron 55 crew supplied to us.
And to make it totally odd, Mauzie was playing a Fender Twin Reverb amp, and Joep was playing a Marshall JCM amp.
www.burningacewing.com /gig14.htm   (760 words)

  
 FF03 Main Page
The buzz of chatter seemed to indicate that the dances being taught Friday were definitely "Gotta Take It" dances as the dancers separated and charged off to one of the three workshop rooms.
Each workshop room was filled with dancers ready to put their boots and brains to the test full.
The final act of the extravaganza was a routine that had been rehearsed for nearly four and a half hours...
www.crushcountry.com /FF03/ff03_01.htm   (852 words)

  
 Residential and Day Marshall & Perron Tennis Camp at The University of Connecticut based in Connecticut.
Residential and Day Marshall & Perron Tennis Camp at The University of Connecticut based in Connecticut.
Marshall & Perron Tennis Camp at The University of Connecticut
We provide a comprehensive tennis environment where the camper experiences fitness and fun while learning the game of tennis.
campdepot.com /camps/c605.html   (121 words)

  
 NGS > Partners > Northern Territory
In September 1988 the then Chief Minister, Hon Marshall Perron, established the Advisory Committee on the Greenhouse Effect to provide advice about the greenhouse effect, including possible implications of the greenhouse effect on the Northern Territory, and recommend appropriate actions to take.
In 1990, the Northern Territory Government funded a 4-year CSIRO research program into the potential impacts of the enhanced greenhouse effect on the Northern Territory.
Adoption of such an approach would add to the complexity of setting transport investment priorities and may lead to changes in funding levels for particular modes.
ngs.greenhouse.gov.au /partners/nt.html   (1386 words)

  
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In January this year, the Chief Minister of the Northern Territory, Marshall Perron, presented a "Rights of the Terminally Ill Bill" which, once passed, would allow doctors to give direct help in dying to terminally ill patients who request it through voluntary euthanasia or medically assisted suicide.
Not long after Marshall Perron had introduced his "Rights of the Terminally Ill Bill" into the Northern Territory Parliament, Labor front-bencher, Mr.
One thing seems certain, though: even if Marshall Perron's bill is not passed on this occasion, it will probably not be long before a similar bill is passed in one of Australia's seven states or territories.
www.csu.edu.au /learning/eubios/EJ53J.html   (2609 words)

  
 Northern Territory euthanasia bill a disaster for patient care   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
President of the ACT Right to Life Association, Jeremy Stuparich, today said that the fact that Marshall Perron's Rights of the Terminally Ill Bill 1995 had been passed by the Northern Territory parliament was a disaster for patient care.
"Voluntary euthanasia as proposed by Marshall Perron, and in the ACT by Michael Moore MLA, is dangerous for patients because experience in the Netherlands indicates that the voluntariness of euthanasia can not be guaranteed.
"The incredible thing about Marshall Perron's euthanasia bill being passed is that the Northern Territory does not have a palliative care specialist, nor a medical oncologist, has limited radiotherapy services, a financially restricted home-based palliative care program and no hospice.
www.actrtla.org.au /mediarel/eu25may5.htm   (257 words)

  
 The World Today Archive - Marshall Perron talks about euthanasia
Former Chief Minister Marshall Perron was the architect of the Northern Territory legislation and he has welcomed the move by The Netherlands.
Mr Perron told John Taylor that it shows it's only a matter of time before voluntary euthanasia is legalised again in part of Australia.
The Dutch do it a little differently to us and I haven't seen the last draft of their legislation as it's gone through Parliament because of course that's happened very recently.
www.abc.net.au /worldtoday/stories/s218176.htm   (267 words)

  
 exterior photography - architectural interior photographer photography   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
Alec Marshall has photographed extensively for a variety of clients.
He is based in Westchester County, New York, overlooking the Hudson River, where he specializes in location work, that encompasses architectural interiors and exteriors as well as portraits.
Robert Perron is a free-lance photographer focusing on architecture and aerial photography of coastal subjects.
www.entertainment-x.com /topics/exterior-photography.html   (426 words)

  
 NT Legislation on Voluntary Euthanasia - Legal History
The ROTI Act was the brainchild of then Chief Minister of the Northern Territory Marshall Perron who presented the Act to Parliament in the form of a private member's bill.
The ROTI Act became law in the Northern Territory, rather than anywhere else in Australia for a number of special reasons.
Marshall Perron was a charismatic and highly effective politician.
www.exitinternational.net /nt_legalisation.htm   (559 words)

  
 Sports: Pete Carroll’s basic instinct
While his teammates at University of the Pacific spent the minutes before kickoff in usual fashion – some quietly grim, others butting helmets – Carroll slipped off to the sideline.
Among the hardest workers on the team, he believed that staying loose helped him perform better and he proved it, to his way of thinking, by making all-conference at safety in consecutive seasons.
His future teammate, Perron, went to a rival high school and recalls Carroll as "a little guy trying to be the engine that could."
www.usc.edu /uscnews/stories/7015.html   (1978 words)

  
 Alice Springs News, July 24, 2002
This is readily acknowledged by Marshall Perron, guest of honour on Saturday, NT Treasurer in 1981, and later Chief Minister for eight years.
Mr Perron says there were few, if any, problems with gambling when he left government.
Coordinator Glenn Marshall says the grass has been recognised as an "environmental weed" by the Commonwealth's Environment Australia and is now widely recognised in The Centre as a serious problem.
www.alicespringsnews.com.au /0925.html   (6580 words)

  
 The Poll Bludger - Northern Territory Election 2005
Fannie Bay has existed since the establishment of the Assembly in 1974 and was originally held for the CLP by Grant Tambling, who would later serve a term in the House of Representatives and several in the Senate.
Labor won the seat in 1977 but it was recovered for the CLP in 1980 by Marshall Perron, who had been member for Stuart Park since 1974.
Perron would go on to serve as Chief Minister from 1988 until his retirement in 1995.
www.pollbludger.com /nt2005.htm   (7673 words)

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