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The Council for Estate Agencies (CEA) is formed on the 22nd October 2010 as a statutory board under the Ministry of National Development. Established under the Estate Agents Act, CEA is empowered to administer the regulatory framework for the real estate agency industry. In addition, CEA is committed to raise the professionalism of the real estate agency industry through collaborative efforts with the industry on industry development programmes and protect the interests of the consumers through targeted public education schemes. See more at www.cea.gov.sg

The Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) is a professional association of educators dedicated to advancing the success of children with exceptionalities. CEC accomplishes its mission through advocacy, standards and professional development.

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The Council for Geoscience (CGS) is one of the National Science Councils of South Africa and is the legal successor of the Geological Survey of South Africa, which was formed in 1912 by the amalgamation of 3 former Surveys, the oldest of which - the Geological Commission of the Cape of Good Hope - was founded in 1895. The Council for Geoscience was established in terms of the Geoscience Act (Act No. 100 of 1993), the Act was later amended in 2010, to establish the Geoscience Amendment Act (Act No. 16 of 2010). As a scientific research council, the CGS is mandated to provide for the promotion of research and the extension of knowledge in the field of geoscience as well as the provision of specialised geoscientific services. The Council has a national footprint in the country, with the Head Office located in Silverton, Pretoria and various other Regional Offices located in Polokwane (Limpopo), Cape Town (Western Cape), Pietermaritzburg & Durban (Kwazulu Natal), Port Elizabeth (Eastern Cape) and Upington (Northern Cape). Today, the Council is a modern institution, boasting excellent facilities and expertise, ranking among the best in Africa. The CGS provides the following diverse professional services: - Geophysical Airborne and Ground Surveys, - Geological Mapping, - Seismology, - Geochemistry, - Engineering Geosciences (including Geotechnical Services), - Mineral Resources Development including Mining and Minerals Services, - Water Geoscience/Hydrological Services, - Environmental Management and Rehabilitation, - Marine Geoscience - Spatial Data and GIS Services; and - Regional Geological Surveys and Map compilations including Core Drilling Services.

The Council for Geoscience (CGS) is one of the National Science Councils of South Africa and is the legal successor of the Geological Survey of South Africa, which was formed in 1912 by the amalgamation of 3 former Surveys, the oldest of which - the Geological Commission of the Cape of Good Hope - was founded in 1895. The Council for Geoscience was established in terms of the Geoscience Act (Act No. 100 of 1993), the Act was later amended in 2010, to establish the Geoscience Amendment Act (Act No. 16 of 2010). As a scientific research council, the CGS is mandated to provide for the promotion of research and the extension of knowledge in the field of geoscience as well as the provision of specialised geoscientific services. The Council has a national footprint in the country, with the Head Office located in Silverton, Pretoria and various other Regional Offices located in Polokwane (Limpopo), Cape Town (Western Cape), Pietermaritzburg & Durban (Kwazulu Natal), Port Elizabeth (Eastern Cape) and Upington (Northern Cape). Today, the Council is a modern institution, boasting excellent facilities and expertise, ranking among the best in Africa. The CGS provides the following diverse professional services: - Geophysical Airborne and Ground Surveys, - Geological Mapping, - Seismology, - Geochemistry, - Engineering Geosciences (including Geotechnical Services), - Mineral Resources Development including Mining and Minerals Services, - Water Geoscience/Hydrological Services, - Environmental Management and Rehabilitation, - Marine Geoscience - Spatial Data and GIS Services; and - Regional Geological Surveys and Map compilations including Core Drilling Services.

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CIAAD is an International Accreditation Platform, endorsed and affiliated with the world’s most prestigious organizations in the fields of design, standardization and design education. CIAAD seeks the integration of design disciplines under one umbrella, hence ensuring a holistic approach to design education and the imagineering of the creative process, as well as the continuous development of the architecture and design professions worldwide.

The Council for Medical Schemes is a statutory body established by the Medical Schemes Act (131 of 1998) to regulate private health financing through medical schemes. The governance of the Council is vested in a board appointed by the Minister of Health, consisting of a Non-executive Chairman, a Deputy Chairman and 13 members. The Executive Head of the Council is the Registrar, also appointed by the Minister regarding the Medical Schemes Act. The Council determines overall policy, but day-to-day decisions and management of staff are the responsibility of the Registrar and the Executive Managers.

The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is the foremost national science and technology institution in Ghana. It is mandated to carry out scientific and technological research for national development. The Council was established in its present form by NLC Decree 293 of 10th October, 1968 and re-established by CSIR Act 521 of 26th November, 1996. The Council, however, traces its ancestry to the erstwhile National Research Council (NRC), which was established by the Research Act 21 of August, 1958, a little over a year after independence, to organize and co-ordinate scientific research in Ghana and provide the necessary platform for Ghana’s accelerated development.

The Council for the Built Environment (CBE), located in Pretoria is a statutory body established under the Council for the Built Environment Act (No. 43 of 2000). It is an overarching body that coordinates six Professional Councils, (Architecture, Engineering, Landscape Architects, Project and Construction Management, Property Valuation, and Quantity Surveying).

A privately-held, Tulsa-based oil and gas company focused on building a portfolio of resource play assets through an early-stage and/or extensional lease-and-drill strategy throughout the Anadarko Basin.

Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea collectively have a paramedic workforce of more than 17,000 supported by more than 11,000 trained volunteer first responders. The Council of Ambulance Authorities (CAA) is a not-for-profit peak body representing the statutory ambulance services , which employ these skilled paramedics within their dedicated teams, delivering unrivalled care and support in the pre-hospital sector. CAA’s committees, working groups and forums contribute to evidence-based initiatives and projects designed to keep ambulance services at the forefront of paramedicine. National events and representation in international forums builds on strategic relationships with government and agencies to help address challenges facing the sector in its pursuit of optimum service delivery. CAA hosts an annual international congress for leaders in the sector, along with national campaigns and forums. CAA is the Australasian Secretariat for the Global Resuscitation Alliance (GRA).