Application for authorisation Sample Clauses
The 'Application for authorisation' clause sets out the process by which a party must formally request permission or approval from a relevant authority or entity before undertaking certain actions or activities. Typically, this clause outlines the required documentation, the information that must be provided, and any procedural steps or timelines that must be followed when submitting an application. Its core practical function is to ensure that all necessary permissions are obtained in advance, thereby preventing unauthorized actions and promoting regulatory compliance.
Application for authorisation. 1. The application for authorisation shall be submitted by the transport operator to the competent authorities of the Contracting Party on whose territory the point of departure is situated. Applications shall conform to the model laid down in Annex 4.
2. Transport operators shall fill in the application form and attach evidence that the applicant is licensed to perform carriage by means of international occasional services by coach and bus referred to in Article 1 (1) (a), second indent.
3. The competent authorities of the Contracting Party in whose territory the place of departure is situated shall examine the application for authorisation of the service concerned and, in the case of its approval, shall forward it to the competent authorities of the Contracting Party (ies) of destination as well as the competent authorities of the Contracting Parties in transit.
4. As a derogation from Article 15 (1), Contracting Parties whose territories are crossed in transit may decide that their agreement is no longer necessary for services envisaged in this div. In this case, the Joint Committee established in Article 23 shall be informed of this decision.
5. The competent authorities of the Contracting Party (ies) whose agreement has been requested shall issue the authorisation within one month, without discrimination as to the nationality or place of establishment of the transport operator. If these authorities do not agree on the terms of the authorisation they shall inform the competent authorities of the Contracting Party (ies) concerned of the relevant reasons.
Application for authorisation. To promote consistency and transparency of process, the Central Council has prepared guidelines on the information to be provided by Monitoring Committees in support of their applications for authorisation to show conformance with APEC Architect criteria. It will require advice on: • education and practical experience/training requirements for registration/licensure as an architect in that economy; • the accreditation/ recognition procedures employed to assess them; • procedures adopted to assess compliance with the required professional practice experience as a registered/licensed architect. Additional information required by the Central Council will include the composition of Monitoring Committees, the procedures they will employ for management of the section of the APEC Architect Register for which they will be responsible, and the resources available for undertaking these responsibilities. In reaching its decision, the Council will assess the professional recognition criteria and assessment systems in place in the economy applying for authorisation to determine their compliance with APEC Architect criteria. It will also take into account quality assurance provisions adopted by the economy to monitor continued conformance with required standards of competence and of professional conduct. Economies, authorised to do so, may establish a section of the APEC Architect Register. Economies not authorised to operate a section of the Register will receive guidance on rectifying deficiencies and have the right to reapply.
Application for authorisation. 1. Legal persons or other undertakings that intend to issue asset-referenced tokens shall submit their application for an authorisation as referred to in Article 15 to the competent authority of their home Member State.
2. The application referred to in paragraph 1 shall contain all of the following information:
(a) the address of the applicant issuer;
Application for authorisation. Upon receipt by it of confirmation that the conditions for subjection to supervision by OSFIN have been met, the Institution shall file an application for authorisation with FINMA. The application must be filed within one month of receipt of confirmation concerning subjection to supervision. In the event of the failure to comply with this one-month deadline, OSFIN shall carry out a review of the conditions for authorisation at the cost of the Financial Institution once the application for authorisation has been submitted to FINMA. After the application for authorisation has been filed, OSFIN shall submit the documents and information relating to its pre-examination to FINMA. OSFIN shall not bear any liability for the failure by FINMA to grant authorisation should it consider that the conditions have not been met.
Application for authorisation. An application from a management company for authorisation of a UCITS must be made in writing and include the rules of the fund, as referred to in Art. 11, a prospectus and [key investor information]1) as provided for in Art. 51, information on the management of the UCITS and other relevant information. The Financial Supervisory Authority may adopt detailed rules on information disclosure as provided for in this Article.
1) Act No. 12/2013, Art. 4.