Planning Responsibilities. It is expected that each teacher will make appropriate long-range and daily plans for his/her classroom teaching. It is recognized that such planning may need to be done outside of the defined working day.
Planning Responsibilities. 8.701 It is expected each nurse will make appropriate long-range and daily plans for her professional duties.
Planning Responsibilities. The Alliance Steering Committee shall plan, administer and monitor the Alliance Program. In particular, the Alliance Steering Committee shall review and approve the Development Plan and the Marketing Plan, review and monitor the progress of the Development Plan and the Marketing Plan and recommend necessary adjustments as the plans are carried out. In planning and monitoring the Alliance Program and the Development Plan and Marketing Plan, the Alliance Steering Committee shall allocate tasks and responsibilities Portions of this Exhibit were omitted and have been filed separately with the Secretary of the Commission pursuant to the Company's application requesting confidential treatment under Rule 406 of the Securities Act. taking into account each party's respective specific research, development, manufacturing and marketing capabilities and expertise in order to avoid duplication and to enhance synergies.
Planning Responsibilities. CTA shall be responsible for all planning activities relative to Calaveras Connect routes, schedules, days and hours of operations, bus stop locations, location of street furnishings and other such activities relative to overall system administration.
Planning Responsibilities. The Greater Geelong City Council is the “Planning Authority and Responsible Authority” (the "Authority") for determining permit and rezoning applications under the Greater Geelong Planning Scheme. The "Authority" must take into account the requirements of Commonwealth and State legislation and the views of the Community in providing for the conservation and enhancement of places, sites and objects of Aboriginal cultural heritage. The "Authority" will work with the Community to identify, conserve and protect places of Aboriginal cultural value from development that may impact on sites. In instances where approval has been granted by the Community to disturb or destroy a site, this must proceed in accordance with the provisions contained within the relevant legislation.
Planning Responsibilities. It is the responsibility NHS England to lead the mobilisation of the NHS in the event of a global pandemic, ensuring it has the capability for NHS command, control, communication and coordination and leadership of all providers of NHS funded care. Through Local Health Resilience Partnerships (LHRPs) and Local Resilience Fora’s (LRFs) and similar fora, NHS England will work with local NHS and multi-agency partners to discuss, plan and share best practice, address specific issues and keep pandemic response plans in line with national guidance. LHRPs, co-chaired by the NHS England Locality Director and a lead Director of Public Health, will be the forum at the LRF level for developing and testing joint health sector response plans for emergencies including a future pandemic. Public Health England (PHE) in addition to ongoing responsibilities around surveillance, epidemiology and expert public health advice, has assumed responsibility for some of the pandemic preparedness and response activities which previously were delivered by the Department Health. These include ownership and management of the countermeasure stockpiles (antivirals, personal protective equipment, and antibiotics), ownership of the Advanced Purchase Agreement for the supply of pandemic specific vaccines. NHS funded services must have suitable, up to date incident response/business continuity plans setting out how they plan for, respond to and recover from emergency, critical incidents or major incident including pandemic influenza. In addition they have statutory responsibility to cooperate and provide mutual aid providing assistance with additional resource during an emergency that may overwhelm the resources of a single organisation. To that end, NHS England – West Midlands held an exercise to facilitate and assess preparedness across the Birmingham, Solihull & Black Country area on the 17th November 2015. The aim of the exercise was to explore the need to develop Local Authority Pandemic Influenza Coordination Groups and their relationships within the Conurbation from a Command and Control perspective, specifically regarding preparing for and responding to an Influenza Pandemic. The event included a regional level presence from the emergency services as well as NHS England – West Midlands. Dudley was represented by the Director of Public Health, the Health Protection Team including Emergency Planning from Xxxxxx Council, Dudley CCG, The Dudley Group and Xxxxxx and Walsall Mental Health Tr...
