The image is very different if you reverse the order of the columns. Figure 2.3 shows the analysis when the index begins with column SUBSIDIARY_ID. The Council of State shall also be empowered to pledge the payment of the principal and interest of such bonds or certificates, as well as their reserves, including the total or partial repayment of bonds or certificates, of the proceeds of the gross income tax provided for in this addendum, and to conclude agreements with the holders of such bonds or certificates concerning their security and the rights of their holders, All such agreements and understandings constitute legally binding and irrevocable contracts with such holders and shall be fully enforceable by such holders in any court of competent jurisdiction. Access predicates are the conditions for starting and stopping an index search. You define the crawled index range. The sections that make up the 1968 revision have no historical notes. Subsequent amendments shall be indicated by notices attached to the sections concerned. The indexes that appear at the beginning of each article, the notes at the end of the various sections, and the section and subsection headings are added editorially and should not be considered part of the Constitution. The tree crossing leads directly to the second leaf node. In this case, all where clause conditions limit the crawled index range so that the crawl ends at the same leaf node. (b) The Governor, in his capacity as Chairman, the State Treasurer and the State Auditor shall form a body called the State Administrative Council, the body of which shall assume all the powers, controls and powers of the statutory Governing Council.

The council shall, in addition to the powers conferred upon it by law, administer, control and supervise the proceeds of such two (2¢) cents of such taxes and all sums and other assets applicable or likely to become so applicable on the date of coming into force of this amendment to the debt securities of the various boroughs of this State. or a special roads and bridges district or other special tax district thereof issued for roads and bridges purposes before July 1, 1931. The word “bonds” as used herein includes bonds, time guarantees, debentures and other forms of debt issued for road and bridge purposes by a county or special highway and bridge district or other special tax district in circulation on July 1, 1931, or any issue of restitution thereof. This council has the statutory powers of the councils of county commissioners and trustees of bonds and of any other authority of the special counties of roads and bridges and other special tax districts thereof in respect of these obligations (except that the power to levy ad valorem taxes is expressly denied to this council) and assumes all documents. Documents and files on this subject. Such Board shall have the authority, from time to time, to issue notes due during such fifty (50) year period for each outstanding note or interest thereon and to secure such notes by committing the advance proceeds of such taxes on gasoline or other fuels distributed to such county as provided herein. but not at a higher interest rate than these bonds currently carry; and issue, sell or exchange, on behalf of a county or entity, certificates of advance tax on gasoline or other fuels the interest of which does not exceed three (3) percent per annum in such denominations solely for the purpose of collecting bonds issued by such county or a special roads and bridge district or other special tax district thereof, at any time within the period determined by the Council of: fifty (50) years. In addition to exercising the powers currently provided by law for the investment of maintenance funds, the Board of Directors may use the redemption funds created for such bonds of a county or special highway and bridge district or other entity under this Agreement to acquire debt obligations maturing or maturing participating therein from another district or special highway district and bridges. or any other special tax jurisdiction thereof, provided that for such maturing notes, the investment value shall be the price paid on them, which shall not exceed the principal amount plus accrued interest, and that such investment bears interest at three (3) per cent per annum. The actual difference in performance depends on the data and search criteria. The difference may be negligible if the filter on DATE_OF_BIRTH alone is highly selective. The larger the date range, the greater the difference in performance.

SECTION 9. The legislature has the power to establish, amend, or abolish an urban corporation known as the City of Jacksonville, which extends territorially over the present boundaries of Duval County, instead of one or all county, district, local, and local governments, boards, corporations, and officials. the constitutional or legislative, legislative, executive, judicial or administrative bodies and regulates the competence, powers, duties and functions of this municipal body, its legislative, executive, judicial and administrative departments, as well as its organs, bodies and officials; divide the territory belonging to that municipality into subordinate districts and impose a fair and reasonable tax regime on those municipalities and districts; and the responsibility of these municipalities and districts. Bonds and other debts existing at the time of the constitution of such a municipality are enforceable only against taxable assets relating thereto. The legislature shall from time to time determine which part of that municipality is a rural area, and property in that rural area shall not be restricted as in a city or municipality. This municipality may exercise all the powers of a municipal corporation and is also recognized as one of the legal policy departments of the State with the duties and duties of a county and is entitled to all the powers, rights and privileges, including representation in the state legislature, that would fall upon it if it were a county. All property of Duval County and the municipalities thereof shall be transferred to such municipal entity when established in accordance herewith. The offices of Clerk of the Circuit Court and Sheriff shall not be abolished, but the Legislature may prescribe the timing and manner of filling such offices and the remuneration of such officers, and give them additional powers and duties. No district office may be abolished or merged with another office unless all the functions of the State, now or in the future, prescribed by law are exercised by that district officer.

Nothing herein shall affect Section 20 of Article III of the Constitution of the State of Florida, except for the provisions contained therein concerning the regulation of the jurisdiction and duties of a class of officials, the calling and calling of large and small jurors, the assessment and collection of taxes for county purposes, and the regulation of county officer fees and remuneration. No Act authorizing the formation or suppression of such a municipal body under this section comes into force or comes into force unless it has been approved by a majority of the qualified voters participating in an election in that borough, but as long as such local body exists under this section, The legislature may authorize the law empowering it without a referendum on eligible voters: unless the legislative instrument providing for such amendment or extension provides for such a referendum. The following figures show the effect of column order on the crawled index area. For this illustration, we are looking for all employees of Branch 27 who were born between January 1 and 9, 1971. (b) The State Council shall be empowered to allocate funds for the acquisition, construction, construction, alteration, improvement, extension, establishment or equipping of investment projects approved by the legislature up to this point and for any related purposes for higher education institutions or junior colleges as currently or subsequently defined by law: to be procured. and for the purpose of constructing buildings and other permanent facilities for technical vocational schools pursuant to Chapter 230 of the Laws of Florida to issue bonds or certificates, including the repayment of bonds or certificates to finance or redeem previously issued bonds or certificates.