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As of 2002, the Care Networks Integration Councils (CIRA) (Chart 5) were established with the role of contributing to the articulation of the stakeholders, diagnosis and work proposals for network integration.

Las curvas A/[C.sub.i] de cada poblacion (n= 4) se realizaron a una DFF de 1200 [micro]mol x [m.sup.-2] x [s.sup.-1] y 21% [O.sub.2], con un analizador CIRAS 2, incrementando progresivamente la concentracion de C[O.sub.2] ambiental ([C.sub.a]) desde 0 hasta 1400 [micro]mol x [mol.sup.-1].

We are fortunate to have as firm partners two outstanding CPAs, Lois Clinco and Stuart Mayer heading our CIRA practice, both of whom have significant industry experience."

To address the varying degrees of regulation and requirements, the AICPA issued a special Accounting and Audit Guide for CIRAs in 1991.

Jim Treliving, chairman and founder of Boston Pizza Restaurants, and his business partner of more than 30 years, George Melville, were honored with the CIRAS (Canadian Institute of Retailing and Services) Henry Singer Award Sept.

Semagix announced recently that it is shipping its Customer Identification and Risk Assessment software solution, known as CIRAS. The CIRAS software is used by financial institutions to comply with `Know Your Customer' requirements detailed in the USA PATRIOT Act, Section 326.

Special mention must go to Ciras, the industry's confidential analysis system, which reported in March that staff fatigue and rule violations were widespread throughout the railways, including the story of a signaller who had worked 30 days without a break.

CIRAS could be implemented throughout Britain as rail companies come under pressure to improve their procedures in the wake of the Paddington disaster.