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Defined Terms YELP Holistic First Business Plan YELP Holistic First Business Plan YELP Holistic First Business Plan SWOT Analysis YELP Holistic First Business Plan Executive Summary YELP Holistic First Business Plan Deliverables And Costs YELP Holistic First Business Plan Snapshot Page To 10 Project Benchmark Techniques YELP Holistic First Business Plan Join a Green Team - Second Business Plan Safety First Cycling Website - Third Business Plan Letter to Minister for Health and Ageing Follow-up letter to Secretary of the Department of Health and Ageing dated 22 April 2008 explained the Second Business Plan and Third Business Plan which - (a) utilise the same disciplines encompassed in YELP;
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both are infinitely smaller plans and each costs
less than $10,000, because they harness the enormous power of the internet to - (c) draw on the same energy amongst caring Australians that our Prime Minister marshalled for the 2020 Summit which materially defrays implementation costs; (d) reduce the frequency of sporting accidents from participation in recreational exercise activities (ie cycling, bushwalking, swimming, kayaking etc) where - (i) an injured participant(s) or other third party may experience materially diminished QOL; (ii) substantial insurance claims are often involved, usually resulting in increased premiums; (iii) large health repair costs fall upon private insurers and/or the public health care system; (iv) the organisers of the REA, a negligent participant(s) and/or injured participant(s) or injured third party (ie. a mother pushing a stroller) may be exposed to stressful long term, litigation, incurring significant legal costs coupled with the prospect of a court order for defendants to pay an injured third party a very large settlement – potentially millions of dollars per accident – in the event that the organiser(s) and/or negligent participant(s) are found to be negligent and legally liable in the circumstances of the associated accident; and (v) the defendant(s) - (a) may not be able to afford to defend such actions brought against them; and (b) may face serious financial hardship or may be bankrupted by the consequences of a court awarding material damages/costs. |
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