As for the implementation of the programme, we are aware of the existing subdivided and at times confusing help provision system for young cannabis users in Germany, and we believe it is inherent for the effectiveness and for the future dissemination and practicability of the programme, that it is tried out within these different help provision settings.
It also appears (see Pages 12-13) to confuse the provision of "lender of last resort" liquidity with equity capital requirements.
"Just serving up ever great slabs of information – the internet is awash with it – isn't going to help anyone to know what to do," says Brown. "We often confuse the provision of information with the solving of problems.
Mr. Hantman's post said the rules on short-term rentals remained "confusing, with some provisions applying to certain buildings and not to others".
Much of the New York law is confusing, with some provisions applying to certain buildings and not to others.
Confusing, overlapping and unclear provision, with many professional silos working in isolation, needs to be unravelled and multi-disciplinary teams with mental health and social workers created.
So far, though, relatively few businesses have sought the credit, either because the provisions are confusing or because health insurance is too costly for qualified employers to provide even with the tax break.
The order had been confusing to many people in both its practical provisions and its rationale: it blocked citizens of seven mostly Muslim countries and all refugees from entering the United States, and appeared to include green-card holders.
As a result, provision from schools and local authorities is patchy and confusing.
There is a further risk, he added, that clients -- confused by the dual provision of services -- will not realize that the attorney-client privilege and conflict-of-interest rules applicable to legal work do not apply to the business ventures.
