Review Arrangements. This protocol will be reviewed annually. Any of the signatories can request an extraordinary review at any time where a joint discussion or decision is necessary to address local service developments. Data Sharing Protocol Appendix A - Legislation Legislation, under which most public sector agencies operate, defines the role, responsibility and power of the agency to enable it to carry out a particular function. The Data Protection Ac t 1998, in most cases, is the key to the use of personal information and links into most other legislation. The Act sets out to govern the collection, use, storage, destruction and protection of a living person’s identifiable information (Personal Data) in most formats, e.g. paper, electronic, images (photographic/video) etc. Provided the necessary conditions of the Data Protection Act 1998 can be met, sharing of personal information is perfectly legal. Data Protection Xxx 0000 (xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx) The key principles of the Data Protection Act are:-
Review Arrangements. 12.1. A review and refresh of the Pool’s governance arrangements and the methodology for the allocation of resources will be undertaken on an annual basis. It will be co-ordinated by the Lead Authority on behalf of the Section 151 Officers of each Pool Member and in sufficient time for any changes in Pool Membership to be in place before the start of the following financial year.
Review Arrangements. [Insert here either a cross-reference to the agreed arrangements for ongoing review of placements and care packages in the Contractor, if necessary, describe the specific review arrangements which will apply in this case.]
Review Arrangements. 1.8.1 There will be an annual review of this Scheme which will be incorporated in an annual report to the Joint Partnership Board for approval. In the first year of operation there will also be a mid year review. The Regional Partnership Board will provide oversight and assurance in relation to the annual review. The Terms of Reference of the Joint Partnership Board and the Regional Partnership Board are attached as Annex 1 and 2.
Review Arrangements. The Area Xxxx will determine whether the faculty member shall be reviewed in the fall or spring semester by the fourth (4th) week of the fall semester. Within the first six (6) weeks of the semester under review, the team establishes, by email, telephone, etc., timelines for itself and the faculty member to complete required tasks before the end of the academic year. The team shall provide the faculty member and the Academic Senate President with a copy of those timelines.
Review Arrangements. 12.1. A review of this Agreement will be undertaken on an annual basis. It will be co-ordinated by the Lead Authority on behalf of the Section 151 Officers and in sufficient time for any changes in Pool Membership to be in place before the start of the following financial year. Subject to changes to the current pooling timetable, as determined by DCLG, such reviews will conclude by September each year.
Review Arrangements. This Information Sharing Agreement will be formally reviewed annually unless legislation or government guidance necessitates an earlier review. Any of the signatories to the Agreement can request an extraordinary review at any time where a joint discussion or decision is necessary to address local service developments. Closure/termination of agreement Any partner organisation can suspend the Information Sharing Agreement for 30 days, if they feel that security has been seriously breached. This should be done in writing and evidence provided. Any suspension will be subject to a risk assessment and resolution meeting, comprising of the signatories of this agreement or their nominated representative. This meeting will take place within 14 days of any suspension.
Review Arrangements. This Concordat is not intended by either party to be legally binding; nor shall it affect the statutory duties of either party. Changes may be initiated by either party at any time and will be subject to the written agreement of both parties. Signed on behalf of Signed on behalf of Forestry Commission Scotland Scottish Environment Protection Agency Annex I: Flowchart for Forestry Commission Scotland & SEPA: Formal consultations, collaborations and partnership 2015/16 Xxxxx XX: How Forestry Commission Scotland Conservancy staff will seek advice from SEPA on the impact of forestry activities on issues relevant to SEPA’s remit when considering applications for approval/consent under its various grant and regulatory regimes FCS, in delivering its responsibilities on forestry regulatory, consent and grant applications (i.e. woodland creation, felling licences, Forest Plans, and EIA projects covering woodland creation, deforestation, forest roads and quarries) will seek SEPA advice and input where this advice is materially relevant to the application/proposal and to SEPA’s remit. Our joint aim should be that, through the development and provision of guidance to applicants at the earliest possible stage, we will deliver decisions on forestry applications without undue delay and in line with the Scottish Government’s aspirations for smart and efficient government. Accordingly, and in working together, SEPA and FCS will collaborate in line with FCS’ Customer’s Charter and SEPA’s Service Charter to help deliver effective administration and good service to applicants. Consultation Arrangements
Review Arrangements. This overarching agreement will be formally reviewed annually by Wandsworth CCG and Wandsworth Council unless new or revised legislation or national guidance necessitates an earlier review.
Review Arrangements. 5.1 Each year, as part of annual pay negotiations, we will review the consolidated increases set out as part of the four year pay offer, taking in to account: Statutory requirements, which will include reviewing current and forecast statutory National Living Wage rates. Other external and economic factors.
