Governing Bodies definition

Governing Bodies means the boards of supervisors of counties and the councils of cities and towns

Governing Bodies means the county boards of supervisors, city and town councils, and boards of

Governing Bodies means either the Select Boards / Boards of Selectmen or the City or Town Councils for the Member Municipalities.

Examples of Governing Bodies in a sentence

• The hazardous materials shall be packed in accordance with the applicable rules, regulations and tariff of all cognizant Government Authorities and other Governing bodies.

• Governing bodies and proprietors should ensure their child protection policy reflects the fact that additional barriers can exist when recognising abuse and neglect in this group of children.

• Governing bodies and proprietors should ensure that staff have the skills, knowledge and understanding to keep looked after children safe.

• Governing bodies and proprietors should ensure they have clear systems and processes in place for identifying possible mental health problems, including routes to escalate and clear referral and accountability systems.

• Governing bodies and proprietors should ensure an appropriate senior member of staff, from the school or college leadership team, is appointed to the role of designated safeguarding lead.

More Definitions of Governing Bodies

Governing Bodies means the Council and Board.

Governing Bodies means each political subdivision or entity of the State empowered to or responsible for the disposal of solid waste.

Governing Bodies means the Board of County Commissioners of Durham County and the City Council of the City of Durham collectively.

Governing Bodies means the Academic Council, Finance Committee, Executive Council, and Court of the University.

Governing Bodies means, as to any county, municipality or

Governing Bodies means the boards of supervisors of counties and the councils of cities and towns which are members of an authority.

Governing Bodies means the Board of Supervisors