Legal Obligations in Preparing Tender Documentation

Questions: You are employed as a contract manager for Transport Australia (TA) you are required to prepare tender documentation for a universal ticketing system the system is quite complex and it requires substantial investment in novel transport modes and associated hardware and software. You have a limited budget to prepare tender specification and are told that any failings in the tender package may be covered by a Disclaimer Clause. 1. What are your legal obligations in preparing tender documentation? Describe the obligations and what legal responsibilities you have to the tenderers. Is there are contract with all the tenderers. 2. What are disclaimer clauses and in what circumstances may they be effective 3. You notice that you have in the past done some consultancy to one of the tenderers Dominant Systems (DS) What are your obligations in assessing the tender and duties to other tenderers 4. One of the tenderers provides further information after the tender is closed. What are your legal obligations and options? Answer: 1. Legal obligations in preparing tender documentation There were no legal obligations in a tender earlier as they were not considered to be binding legally. But the courts started to recognize the contractual nature of the tender and the relationship of the parties involved in it. There is an implied obligation between the parties to a contract (Hughes Aircraft Systems International v. Airservices Australia, [1997]), if they intended to create a contractual relationship. Tender documents contains conditions of the contract and various other specific criterias, these conditions and criterias become a part of the contract, and it important that to draft them diligently. The things that need to be kept in mind to draft a tender document as it has been recognized to be as legally binding are (Carter, 2013): the rules which will apply to the tender process; the rights of the tendering party to terminate the tender and the liabilities of the tenderers. In IPEX ITG Pty Ltd v State of Victoria, (2010) the courts have revised the implication of drafting of a tender document, the court sets out various points to make a tender document legally binding if there exists a process contract. Key points are: A process contract arises if the tender document contains the requirements that are to be fulfilled by the tenderers in making the submissions for the tender and the conditions of evaluation (Bailey, Bell and Bell, 2011). If the principle does not intend to create a process contract then the draft must be made accordingly. The breach of the process contract can be made enforceable by the principal by creating a provision for reserving the rights I such a matter by the principal. The tender document must contain the rights of the principal along with the terms and conditions of the contract, along with a negotiations provision. The method of evaluation must not be inconsistent with the representations that the principal has made. Any departure from the RFTs process of evaluation must be mentioned in the tender itself. The process contract is with all the tenderers as the tender has been provided to all those who accepts it. Hence, as the tender is accepted it creates a legal relationship between the parties to the process contract. 2. What are disclaimer clauses and in what circumstances may they be effective. Disclaimer clauses are those clauses that the principal (tendering party) puts in the tender document to exclude some conditions or a part of the tender document from forming a part of the process contract. Such disclaimer clauses are made to protect the rights of the principal and in case there is a breach of the terms of the contract then the principal has the right to invalidate the entire tender (Ciro and Symes, 2012). These disclaimer clauses protect the principal when there is a change brought to the tender, because if the principal makes certain representations and they are false or they are not abided by then the principal can get into trouble for misleading and deceptive conduct under section 18 of the Australian Consumer Law. Hence disclaimer clauses for reserving the rights of the parties need to be added. In J S McMillan v Commonwealth of Australia [1997] FCA 619, the proposal to the tender had pricing mistakes which were later rectified by t tenderer, but the court held that Commonwealth of Australia misled McMillan (tenderer) by not stating that saying that if there is a failure in correcting the errors would invalidate the contract. Hence, the tenderers tender cannot be dismissed. Disclaimer clauses can also be in the form of a privilege clause, which reserves the rights of the principal to make changes. In Halifax (Regional Municipality) v Amber Contracting Limited (2009) court held that the tendering party has the right to reserve privileges to it (Haar and Haar, 2010). 3. Obligations in assessing the tender and duties to other tenderers The obligations in assessing the tender are that it must create a legal relationship between the parties and a process contract is created. The duties of the principal towards the tenderers are to maintain fairness, disclosure and not to mislead or deceive them. If the principal receives a benefit from a tenderer whose tender has not been accepted then such a tenderer must be provided with some recitative payment for the work done. In Hughes Aircraft Systems International v. Airservices Australia, (1997) case the court held that silence and non disclosure in case there are some changes to the process of tendering could lead to misleading and deceptive conduct (Latimer, 2010). 4. One of the tenderers provides further information after the tender is closed. What are your legal obligations and options? Information provided after the tender is closed can lead to breach of the tender and could invalidate the process tender, unless otherwise provided. This is because the principal has a right to terminate if there are any inconsistencies in the tender process contract. In JJ Richards Sons Pty Ltd v Bowen Shire Council (2008), the tendering party terminated the tender and invited new tender invitations, after one of the tenderer submitter the tender late. Another tenderer claimed that the tendering party cannot terminate it, but the court held that the tendering party reserves the rights of terminating the tender at any time (Turner and Trone, 2013). Is there a contract that applies to all the tenderers? Explain The terms of the tender document shall speak if there is a contract or not as in certain cases it has been held that the principal might not intend to create a process contract. But if there is a process contract then the contract applies to all the tenderers and not to selected tenderers (Vickery and Flood, 2012). Can you claim the costs expended in the preparation of the tender? A tenderer is not entitled to the costs it expended in preparing an unsuccessful tender but a tenderer might be eligible for restitution of the payment that it incurred for the work done if the tendering party has received some benefit out of that work (Sealy and Hooley, 2009). You find that one of the directors of Tickets-R-Us previously worked for the government agency letting the tender. Actions taken in reviewing the tender process and further information required to assess whether it is appropriate to review the tender process In this situation the tender process can be reviewed and the information about the changes needs to be made to all the tenderers. But such a review is warranted only if the tender document has already reserved the rights of principal for making any change to the process contract. In the pocess of assessment of the tender modifications can be made if the assessment is done in good faith. In Pratt Contractors Ltd v Transit New Zealand (2003), the court held the change in assessment to be valid as it was done in good faith, which means acting honestly and treating all the tenderers equally (Andrews, 2013). You also find that Universal Systems was provided with some further information not available to the other two tenderers. What action can you take to review the tender? Tender can be reviewed in the light of acting in good faith as to providing all the tenderers an equal opportunity, as was held in Pratt Contractors Ltd v Transit New Zealand (2003) (Adriaanse, 2010). 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Nursing Percutaneous Coronary Interventions

Question: Discuss about the Nursingfor Percutaneous Coronary Interventions. Answer: In the simulation experience, the scenario of Mr. Bright has been demonstrated. Mr. Bright is a 65 years old male, with a history of hypertension and DMII, who have recently undergone an angioplasty. Being a simulation participant I have been asked to take care of the patient. In this context, I need to include post-operative or post-angioplasty assessment and proper nursing care to reduce side effects and maximise the heath care outcomes of angioplasty. In this context, we need to present a set of nursing clinical practice guidelines for individuals undergoing percutaneous coronary interventions (PCIs), which has been provided in the article by (Rolley et al., 2011). The authors at first mentioned the need for vital sign observation of the patient, which is an important aspect of PCI care. In this context, ST segment elevation is an important aspect, which can detect acute ischemic changes. Thus, ECG and cardiac enzyme measurements should be done at proper intervals. In the case of patients with stable angina undergoing PCI, it is crucial to routinely screen c-troponin rise post-procedurally. In addition, patients should be monitored for the signs of localised puncture site complications including bleeding, swelling, haematoma, ecchymosis along with limb circulation observation (Khan et al., 2011). In addition, peripheral pulses, i.e. warmth, capillary return, colour and sensations should be monitored properly. Authors also provided sheath removal pain management interventions to control pain after sheath removal. The study found strategies to achieve haemostasis for reducing post PCI vascular complication, which included arterial closure devices with standard compression. Patient's positioning is another key aspect of post-angioplasty management (Wald et al., 2013). The guideline development process identified a preference for laying the patient flat, whereas other research found reduced back discomfort and reduced vascular complications, through patients position change regularly and head of bed slowly elevated to 30. In secondary prevention of post-angioplasty complication guidelines, for chest pain action plan, the use of nitrate has been recommended after discharge along with seeking emergency assistance, when needed (Gallagher et al., 2011). Therefore, from the above article, it has been found that the chest pain of Mr. Bright was significantly assessed in the simulation; soon it was reported by the patient. According to the recommendations in the paper, I have assessed ECG, troponin level and vital signs thoroughly. According to his medical documentations, it has been revealed that the patient has already experienced myocardial ischemia, which made the PCI difficult. Thus, his chest pain is related to PCI complications. These observations and assessment data are crucial in Mr. Brights care plan. On the other hand, I have also done the assessment of the wound has also been done during simulation, which has been indicated as a vital step in the guidelines provided by Rolley et al., (2011). The femoral puncture causes hematoma or haemorrhage, which can lead to significant blood loss. After surgery, I assessed Mr. Bright for the absence of ooze, redness, warmth and absence of bleeding. Pain at the femoral site and bilateral dorsalis pulse had been observed. However, I missed assessing sensation of two feet. After reporting the chest pain, I assessed swelling of the puncture site, measuring the bleeding size and presence of pain from the surgical wound (Bonati et al., 2012). In the next article by Chang et al., (2016), neurovascular assessment is one of the important assessment criteria in the patient undergoing PCI to identify related complications and its proper resource. However, I have not performed the neurovascular assessment of Mr. Bright properly during the simulation. Femoral bleeding can cause hematoma formation, which can compress the femoral nerve. This nervous damage can be detected through a neurovascular assessment, i.e. capillary refill, skin colour, dosalis pulse, pain, discomfort, sensation and motor function observation are important in this assessment (Roffi et al., 2015). Although I have measured pain and surgical wound properly during simulation, other neurovascular assessments were not done. On the other hand, Mr. Bright is a diabetes type 2 patients, which also increases the chance of reduced rate of surgical wound recovery and can promote femoral nerve damage due to femoral bleeding (De Luca et al., 2013). Although his blood gluc ose level was normal, his medication order was not monitored whether these were withdrawn or not during simulation. It is because; all these symptoms together can adversely for promoting kidney damage (Rear, Bell Hausenloy, 2016). Thus, it can be said that missed diagnosis might lead to misdiagnosis or increased severity of the disease. Identify- Hi! This is Miss X., the RN of surgical ward QUT, I am the taking care of Mr. Bright, a post-angioplasty patient in the current shift. The patient was stable upon surgery with no pain or swollen surgical site. However, recently, I noticed a significant chest pain in the patient and I want to inform you about this post-surgical chest pain. His details are mentioned below: Full name- Mr. Harry Bright DOB- 20th May, 1950 URN- Situation- Mr. Bright reported a chest pain during recovery and he was administered with nitroglycerin spray sublingually X 1, which resolved the pain. Currently, he is not experiencing pain. Upon his transfer to the ward, he reported severe pain, which was radiating from left hand to his back. Background- Mr. Bright is a 65 years old male with the medical history of type 2 diabetes and hypertension. Hypertension and diabetes mellitus symptoms are well controlled through medications and diet. He is also a chain smoker, i.e. smoking 20 cigarettes per day and has habits of alcohol consumption. Recently, he has experienced unstable angina. His medical history indicated 3/12 unstable angina while doing gardening and watching TV. The pain radiates from left arm to left jaw. The patient has been admitted to QUT hospital for performing a PTCI on 16th Jan 2016. On assessment, his blood pressure was shown to be slight high, i.e. 150/90 and BGL was 10 mmol/l, in the normal range. In the operation theatre, the PTCI was performed, where his right femoral artery was punctured by the use of 6 French sheaths, where a drug eluting Stent was placed in the right coronary artery, with 10 % residual stenosis at the site. It was reported that the procedure was difficult and recommended for cont inuous ECG monitoring. In recovery, his sheath on the right Femoral surgical wound was removed in recovery, when he reported chest pain. After informing the doctor, he was administered with nitroglycerin spray sublingually X 1, which resolved the pain. He returned to the ward at 16.50 hours; he was conscious and alert. At that time, he was assessed and no pain at the site was revealed, no swelling or haematoma and very small wound ooze were revealed. His pulse rate was also observed. He has got normal saline IV line with a rate of 100 ml/hr. I performed an ECG, which showed normal results. According to the nursing care plan, I was monitoring his vital signs over every 30 minutes. Assessment- Mr. Bright reported chest pain against at 17.30 hours. I measured his pain score, which was 6 and blood pressure was high, i.e. 170/100, his pulse was also deteriorated with increased heart rate, HR was 26 and body temperature was 37.3 In this context, when I assessed his surgical site, no hematoma, colour change or pain had been observed. He also reported nausea and pain radiation towards the back (Benner, Hooper-Kyriakidis Stannard, 2011). I also attempted to consider his position; I did not allow him to sit straight, as at his situation it is not recommended to sit patient at an angle greater than 30 degrees. Recommendations- At this situation, I am going to administer nitroglycerin spray and complete his neurovascular assessment after the routine interval. I will attempt to keep Mr Brights airway clear. In addition, I will thoroughly assess his pain with the pain scale and attempt to inform doctor, when the pain score is increased or decreased. To reduce pain, with the consultation of the doctor, I would administer morphine and metoclopramide, based on Mr. Brights assessment (Abid et al., 2015). As he is having significant pain radiating towards the back, I assumed that he might have hematoma or bleeding, which I need to assess. For this, I suggest ordering further diagnostic tests including an ECG, Doppler, angiography or troponin. Finally, a doctor visit would be confirmed. It is required for ensuring that the nursing diagnosis and care procedures are appropriate for improving Mr. Brights condition and what more advanced care procedures should be implemented for Mr. Brights recovery. Reference List Abid, S., Shuaib, W., Ali, S., Evans, D. D., Khan, M. S., Edalat, F., Khan, M. J. (2015). Chest pain assessment and imaging practices for nurse practitioners in the emergency department. Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal, 37(1), 12-22. doi: 10.1097/TME.0000000000000048 Benner, P. E., Hooper-Kyriakidis, P. L., Stannard, D. 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Endovascular management as first therapy for chronic total occlusion of the lower extremity arteries: comparison of balloon angioplasty, stenting, and directional atherectomy.Journal of Endovascular Therapy,18(5), 624-637. Khan, N., Dodd, R., Marks, M. P., Bell-Stephens, T., Vavao, J., Steinberg, G. K. (2011). Failure of primary percutaneous angioplasty and stenting in the prevention of ischemia in Moyamoya angiopathy.Cerebrovascular Diseases,31(2), 147-153. Rear, R., Bell, R. M., Hausenloy, D. J. (2016). Contrast-induced nephropathy following angiography and cardiac interventions. Heart (British Cardiac Society), 102(8), 638-648. doi:10.1136/heartjnl-2014-306962 Roffi, M., Patrono, C., Collet, J. P., Mueller, C., Valgimigli, M., Andreotti, F., ... Gencer, B. (2015). 2015 ESC Guidelines for the management of acute coronary syndromes in patients presenting without persistent ST-segment elevation.European heart journal, ehv320. Rolley, J. X., Salamonson, Y., Wensley, C., Dennison, C. 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The story Macbeth is like no other in plot and poe Essay Example For Students

The story Macbeth is like no other in plot and poe Essay try. It sets itself apart from the rest by having a protagonist becoming evil. What makes Macbeth such a complicated character is the way his outlook keeps on changing throughout the play. This essay will prove that Macbeth is an evil man and was not overpowered by ambition to get what he wanted. This essay will also determine that certain characters like the witches did not force him to do evil; they simply triggered it. In the beginning of the play, Macbeth is shown as a hero in the Scottish army, that is ironic because Macbeth has defeated a traitor and he will become one. We feel that a person of his loyalty could never commit evil unless he had a good reason or if he would be provoked. After Macbeths first meeting with the witches, we learn from his aside that he has thought about killing Duncan My thought, whose murder yet is but fantastical 1(Macbeth 1.3.152). Macbeth also says If chance will have me king, why, chance may crown me Without my stir. 2(Macbeth 1.4.157-159) whic h means that maybe he does not have to murder the king to gain that title. Luck has been very generous to him and might continue and make him king. We will write a custom essay on The story Macbeth is like no other in plot and poe specifically for you for only $16.38 $13.9/page Order now Macbeths true evil thoughts about being king are first shown when he finds out that king Duncan has named his son Malcolm as Prince of Cumberland. He now shows his evil and his true feelings. Stars, hide your fires; Let not night see my black and deep desires. The eye wink at the hand; yet let that be Which the eye fears,when it is done, to see. 3(Macbeth 1.4.57-60)Macbeth is actually seeking help from the dark and supernatural. Macbeth is saying that he does not want to see the evil that he will commit until it is done. It is now known that Macbeth is capable of evil and would commit it. Upon meeting Lady Macbeth, we can assume that any evil done by Macbeth would be contributed by her influence. Lady Macbeth is a very powerful women and she has a-lot of power over Macbeths decisions. After Lady Macbeth reads the letter from Macbeth, she says that he is in fact too noble to kill Duncan in cold blood but he would like to. It is too full othmilk of human kindness To catch the nearest way. Thou wouldst be great, Art not without ambition, but without The illness should attend it. What thou wouldst highly, That wouldstthou holily; wouldst not play false And yet wouldstwrongly win. 4(Macbeth 1.5.17-23) Lady Macbeth also talks about Macbeths ambition and how he is not the kind of person to let anything stand in his way if he wants it enough. Knowing there is evil in him, once he starts with the murder he will not let anything else stand in his way. Macbeths guilt is recognized after the killing of the king; in fact he is filled with so much of it that he is unable to pronounce the word AMEN. Macbeth shows once again his guilt when he says Will all great Neptunes ocean wash this blood Clean from my hands? 5(Macbeth 2.2.78-79). At this point, we can assume that Macbeth is in fact not an evil man instead one who was overcome with the idea of great achievement (his becoming king of Scotland). His attitude is shown to have been changed as he tries to put the blame of the murder on Duncans children. We hear our bloody cousins are bestowed In England and in Ireland. 6(Macbeth 3.1.33-34) This shows the reader that Macbeth is trying to cover up his cruel actions by laying the blame on someone else. 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The assumption that Macbeths wife was the reason for the evil deed that was committed can now be no longer since he is now planning things without her knowledge. Leary put it best when he said Macbeth makes the desicions to murder of his own free will, sins and falls from grace 7(Leary,200). He doesnt want anyone to take his hard earned title away from him and is willing to kill everyone who he considers a threat. Evil is overpowering him as he decides to kill Banquo and his son Fleance. The witches predicted Banquos children to be kings but not him. Clearly Banquo was no threat to the title of Macbeth yet Macbeth had him killed anyway. Macbeth no longer thought of the loyalty he owed Banquo as he had done in Duncans case. The banquet scene is very important and symbolic. Shakespeare shows that Macbeth is so evil that he is in some way not human anymore. The tables full. 8(Macbeth 3.4. 54) said Macbeth. The place where he was suppose to sit was taken by the ghost of the now dead Banquo. Macbeth now doesnt have a place among the others. He became enraged as he knew that that was true but later accepted it by going to meet with his own evil kind, the witches. The witches do play an important part in Macbeths evil actions and his downfall but cant be held responsible for it. The witches told him more or less exactly who were a threat to him. If it were not for them Macbeth would have had to continue on guessing and might have killed many people who pose no threat to him. Until now, everybody that died was a threat to Macbeth in some way or another. To a certain degree, Macbeth is considered only an evil man to who he thinks stand in his way of greatness and happiness. All that changes when he has Macduffs castle attacked by a band of murderers. The murderers killed many people who have nothing to do with Macbeths continuing reign over Scotland. Macbeths evil is now at its peak. Nobody can blame Lady Macbeth for his actions now. She doesnt even know what he is doing at this point. The witches prophecies told him that Macduff poses a challenge for him. Still they never mentioned his family or even anybody else. That didnt stop Macbeth from killing anybody and everybody at the castle. Macbeth is in fact an evil man. Maybe at one point he could have been admired as a soldier, a brave man who would fight willingly for his country. He had the titles of Thane of Glamis and Thane of Cawdor but that wasnt enough for him. At the beginning of the play he would contemplate evil actions and then he would feel the guilt for these actions. The play concluded with him killing at the chance that someone was against him without giving it a second thought. To the very end, Macbeth proved to be a traitor and felt no longer any remorse for his actions. The play concluded with a satisfactory ending and Macbeth wasnt known for his great achievements and his aid to Scotland but as this dead butcher 9(Macbeth 5.8.82.) Scotland had seen its worst king and awaits its new fate. Harold Bloom put it best when he said that we welcome the daylight as if we were awakening from a nightmare. 10(Bloom,131)WORKS CITED1. William Shakespeare, Macbeth, The Folger Shakespeare Library, New York, 1992. 2. ibid3. ibid4. ibid5. ibid6. ibid7. 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