Responding to partners opening bid of 1NT with a semi-balanced hand

It would be helpful here if you had a copy of my chart which embodies all the responses to an opening bid of one no-trump. 

I don't like the term semi-balanced, but as a title, it serves its purpose. In my chart, we are in the column headed "perhaps" in answer to the question" Do I like no-trumps?"

The situations I am including under this heading are:-

• you hold a (theoretically) balanced hand with a five card major---specifically a 5-2-3-3 shape.
• you have a totally balanced hand with a potentially dangerous doubleton and four cards in at least one major. This needs the Stayman treatment.

With a 5-2-3-3 shape, and five cards in hearts or spades, we have three possibilities:-

    1.  With 13+ points, the system gives us the elegant bid of three hearts (or three spades). This is forcing on partner who must bid:-

• 3NT if she holds only two cards in your major suit, or
• 4H or 4S if she holds three cards or more in your major suit

    2.  With 0-10 points, pass partners' 1NT.This is better than a weakness takeout.

    3.   With 11-12 points, you are probably better off bidding 2NT, encouraging partner to game with 14 points.

In each of the examples below, partner has opened a weak no-trump (12-14) .