Policy Lead definition

Policy Lead means the individual(s) responsible for drafting, reviewing, or amending a Policy Instrument.
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Policy Lead means the individual(s) responsible for drafting, reviewing, or amending a Policy Instrument and for facilitating consultation throughout the development and approval process.
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Examples of Policy Lead in a sentence

  • Employees must make application on the proper form CUP-I and receive approval to take the course from the department head and the Personnel Department prior to registration.

  • The Project Plan should be prepared in consultation with the DELWP Policy Lead.

  • In the event that any one or more of these individuals are unable to continue to work on the Project to the extent identified in the Project Plan approved by the Policy Lead, the Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC must be notified in writing immediately and within 5 days a consultative process will be put in place to find alternative ways to deliver the agreed outcomes and Milestones.

  • The Policy Lead meets periodically and at least quarterly with the Research Leader to give DELWP perspective, advice and guidance on project based issues and to ensure the Project stays ‘on track’ and the outcomes are consistent with DELWP expectations.

  • After closure of the time period for the call for EOI the Project Manager will: review all submissions to ensure compliance with the specification evaluate the proposals in accordance with the process agreed with the Policy Lead and/or Governance Support provide a written response, on the template provided, to the Policy Lead and Governance Support, which clearly states whether and how the EOI has been addressed adequately and makes a considered recommendation from the CRC to the State’s Representative.

  • Farm Forestry ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Section Manager IAC/SRFB ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Assistant Division Manager WDNR ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Forest Policy Lead and Section Manager Forest Habitat WDFW ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ SFLO Program Manager WDNR Roles and responsibilities of the Steering Committee include: The Steering Committee reviews and guides all major policy and program implementation recommendations made by the Fish Passage Team.

  • Details and copies of all Project IP (including metadata) must be provided to the Policy Lead at the completion of the Project.

  • Project planning is usually undertaken by the Research Leader but may require the direct involvement of the Policy Lead and Project Manager.

  • This call for EOI may be sent directly to appropriately qualified Research Organisations identified by the Policy Lead, the PCB or the State’s Representative and/or opened for general application though the CRC website.

  • While the call for EOI is open, the Project Manager will respond to any questions from interested research organisations and seek guidance from Policy Lead or Governance Support to provide an appropriate response.