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Religious Ties and Investment in Volunteer Management. Next, we considered whether the two groups of charities differ in terms of the investments they have made in the development of their volunteer management programs. Based on average values on the Investments Measure we learned that charities with ties to religious organizations have invested more in volunteer management than charities that do not collaborate with religious organizations. Volunteer Management Challenges Greater among Those with Religious Ties. Adoption of volunteer management practices does not necessarily mean that organizations report fewer challenges in recruiting and managing volunteers. Indeed, although charities with ties to religious organizations have greater investment in volunteer management, they also report more challenges. However, we expect that. | ỂỀ Èo Tga AQUACULTURE MANAGEMENT ACT 2003 No. 15 of 2003 Aquaculture Management Act 2003 Arrangement of Sections Wr Tga AQUACULTURE MANAGEMENT ACT 2003 Arrangement of Sections Section PART I - PRELIMINARY 5 1 Short 2 Interpretation and PART II - GENERAL AQUACULTURE MANAGEMENT 7 3 Responsibility of the 4 Aquaculture management and development 5 Aquaculture 6 Buffer 7 Identification and 8 Designated Communities responsible for aquaculture areas and buffer 9 Authorisation of potentially harmful 10 Codes of 11 Aquaculture Advisory PART III - AUTHORISATIONS FOR AQUACULTURE 9 12 Aquaculture to be conducted in accordance with this 13 Application for licence or 14 Renewal of a licence or 15 Issue or 16 Aquaculture development 17 Licence 18 Variation of RingSomof A t o No. 15 of 2003 Page

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