Legislative Clause Samples

Legislative. A unit member who is elected to the legislature shall be granted a leave of absence to complete the term of office.

Legislative. This Agreement adopts by reference any terms and conditions imposed by the State of Michigan, the Department of Treasury, Act 72 or any other regulation or law adopted by the State of Michigan. The inclusion of this language or any language required under section 15(7) of the Public Employment Relations Act does not constitute an agreement by the Union to the substantive or procedural content of the language. In addition, inclusion of the language does not constitute a waiver of the Union’s right to raise Constitutional and/or other legal challenge (including contractual or administrative challenges) to the validity of: (1) appointment of an Emergency Financial Manager; (2) PA 1 of 2001 (Local Government and School District Fiscal Accountability Act); or (3) any action of an Emergency Financial Manager which acts to reject, modify or terminate the collective bargaining agreement. In the event the City of Oak Park is so required by the State of Michigan in order to receive State shared revenue employees hired after July 1, 2011, depending on the requirements of the State, if required, shall contribute up to 20% of health care premium costs or the employer’s share, recognizing that the employer’s share shall be cost competitive with the new State preferred provider organization organizing health plan on a per-employee basis if available.

Legislative. Section 1. Partial Invalidation of Agreement by Present or Future Laws. If any law now existing or hereafter enacted, or any proclamation, regulation, or edict of any State or National agency shall invalidate any portion of this Agreement, the entire Agreement shall not be invalidated.

Legislative. IMPLEMENTATION

Legislative. Kiribati has a 42 member unicameral parliament, the Maneaba. Forty members are elected for a four-year term by universal adult suffrage. Another seat is reserved for Banabans now living on Rabi Island (Fiji) and the Attorney-General sits (ex officio) as a non-elected member of the Parliament. The Speaker is elected to office by Members of the Maneaba but is not a Member of the Maneaba. The Speaker has neither an original nor a casting vote in Maneaba decisions.

Legislative. The Legislative Committee shall research and inform the members of pending legislation affecting federal employees and the status of women in general. The Secretary shall serve as the Chairperson unless another member is selected by the Chapter Board.

Legislative. Looking at legislative ways to enhance the recycling rates and re-use of materials there should be looked at ways to incorporate the End-of-Life costs into the design of the product and the origin of materials. When designers will be faced with certain percentage of recycled material that they are obliged to put into the product they will have a need for stability in their supply chain. Also they will want some understanding of the properties of the materials coming from recyclers to them. Because they know what materials they use in their own products this will be an incentive to make sure that recycled materials come from a specified source. Thus enhancing, from producer side, the need for better sorting en purifying technologies. Which will give way to the development of technological solutions that are now in research and/or pilot phase. Input needed on: How could this work for producers, and could it be fitted into existing schemes What timeframe is needed for such changes in legislations How to cooperate with global markets for products and the differences in recycling standards per region

Legislative. 4.1 Child protection is the responsibility of all adults and especially those working with children. The development of appropriate procedures and the monitoring of good practice are the responsibilities of the Essex Safeguarding Children Board (ESCB) 4.2 In Essex, all professionals must work in accordance with the SET Procedures (ESCB, August 2015) 4.3 Circles Alternative Education Ltd also works in accordance with 'Keeping Children Safe in Education' (DfE, July 2015), ‘Working Together’ (DfE, 2015) and ‘Effective Support for Children and Families in Essex (ESCB, 2013) 4.4 As of July 2015, the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act (HMG, 2015) placed a new duty on schools and other education providers. Under section 26 of the Act, schools are required, in the exercise of their functions, to have “due regard to the need to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism”. This duty is known as the Prevent duty. It requires schools to: • teach a broad and balanced curriculum which promotes spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of pupils and prepares them for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of life and must promote community cohesion • be safe spaces in which children / young people can understand and discuss sensitive topics, including terrorism and the extremist ideas that are part of terrorist ideology, and learn how to challenge these ideas • be mindful of their existing duties to forbid political indoctrination and secure a balanced presentation of political issues Although not a school, Circles Alternative Education Ltd works in accordance with the PREVENT Duty and approaches this issue in the same way as any other child protection matter. Any concerns that one of our pupils is at risk in this respect, will be referred to Children’s Social Care in line with the SET procedures.

Legislative. This Agreement adopts by reference any terms and conditions imposed by the State of Michigan, the Department of Treasury, Act 72, or any other regulation or law adopted by the State of Michigan. The inclusion of this language or any language required under Section 15(7) of the Public Employment Relations Act does not constitute an agreement by the Union to the substantive or procedural content of the language. In addition, inclusion of the language does not constitute a waiver of the Union’s right to raise Constitutional and/or other legal challenge (including contractual or administrative challenges) to the validity of: 1) appointment of an Emergency Financial Manager; 2) PA 1 of 2001 (Local Government and School District Fiscal Accountability Act); or 3) any action of an Emergency Financial Manager which acts to reject, modify or terminate the Collective Bargaining Agreement.