Initial Enquiry definition
Initial Enquiry means the enquiry conducted by the Mandated Group in conjunction with the Moderator of the Synod during the period beginning when it is called in by the Moderator and ending when it serves either a Notice of Non-Continuance or a Referral Notice in accordance with the Rules of Procedure. ‘Notice of Non-Continuance’ shall mean a Notice served on the Moderator of the Synod by the Mandated Group at the conclusion of the Initial Enquiry to indicate that it does not intend to proceed further with the disciplinary case against the Minister.
Initial Enquiry means the initial enquiry which the Company has submitted to Network Operator requesting a capacity study for network entry;
Initial Enquiry means the enquiry carried out during the Pre-Commission Stage by the Mandated Group in conjunction with the person calling in the Mandated Group under the provisions of Section B
Examples of Initial Enquiry in a sentence
For example, consent (or decision to override/not seek consent) to safeguarding adults referrals should be clearly recorded on the Safeguarding Adults Initial Enquiry Form (SAIEF) or equivalent.
Throughout the enquiry, the senior practitioner or social worker will review and analyse all information collated to decide whether an Initial Enquiry meeting is needed.
The information exchange request will be sent formally in writing using the Initial Enquiry Form to the partner agency with a clear timescale for return of relevant information.
More Definitions of Initial Enquiry
Initial Enquiry means the initial enquiry which the Company has submitted to Network