proper authority means, if in Malta, any person appointed by the competent authority, or, if in a place outside Malta, a Maltese consular officer, or, if there is no such officer in that place, such officer as is authorised in that behalf by the Minister or other appropriate authority;
proper authority means any employee of Halifax Transit carrying an identification card issued by Halifax Transit;
proper authority means a public highway agency.
More Definitions of proper authority
proper authority means the appointing authority or his or her designated management representative.
proper authority means a person to whom an appropriate disclosure of public interest information has been made in accordance with section 5(3), except that it does not include the Chief Justice or the Presiding Officer of a House of Parliament.
proper authority in relation to Namibia means the Minister or other person delegated or assigned duties by him or her under section 21 for the purpose of this Act, and, in relation to a foreign State, means the authority responsible for the administration of the law relating to the transfer of sentenced offenders on substantially similar terms as are provided in this Act;
proper authority means any public body or officer or any official or any other person empowered under any law to discharge land duties, whether as a short term or long term assignment;
proper authority means the chief legislative body of a
proper authority means the Armed Forces Council established under section 8 of the Singapore Armed Forces Act (Cap. 295) and any person or body appointed by it by name or by office for the purposes of the whole or any Part of this Act;
proper authority means any employee of the Corporation carrying an identification card issued by the Corporation;