nominating officer definition

nominating officer. , in relation to a party, means –
nominating officer. , in relation to a party, means the person registered under Part II of the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 as the party’s nominating officer or a member of the Assembly nominated by him for the purpose;
nominating officer. (NO) means an individual in a senior role within an employer who is authorised to sign-off Grandfather Rights and lapsed registrations.

More Definitions of nominating officer

nominating officer means the individual within an employer authorised to confirm an individual’s knowledge and / or skills against the agreed standards when an individual is claiming ‘Grandfather Rights’ as a route to registration on this scheme. A Nominating Officer must:
nominating officer means the person registered under the 2000 Act as the officer with responsibility for the matters referred to in section 24(3) of that Act in respect of a represented registered party;

Related to nominating officer

  • Presiding officer means the board of examiners.

  • Hearing Officer means any individual or board charged with the duty of rendering decisions at any stage on grievances hereunder.

  • Reporting Officer With respect to the Owner Trustee, any officer, employee or other person within the Corporate Trust Office of the Owner Trustee having responsibility for the administration of the Trust Agreement.

  • Accounting Officer clause 65;

  • Controlling Officer means an officer entrusted by a Department of the Central Government with the responsibility of controlling the incurring of expenditure and/or the collection of revenue. The term