Reporting Authority means the Chief Executive Officer of the Company or with respect to the Chief Executive Officer, the Board.
Reporting Authority means the same as "Issuing authority."
Reporting Authority means the Financial Intelligence Unit established by section 3 of the Financial Intelligence Unit Act, Cap. 21.09;
Examples of Reporting Authority in a sentence
Design and Technology is one of the literacy subjects in TVET that requires students to generate ideas to produce creative and innovative products as well as to develop students’ generic skills (Australian Curriculum, Assessment, and Reporting Authority, 2021; Malaysian Curriculum Development Division, 2016; Department of Education UK, 2013).
Inside a Building Control AreaUnder the provisions of the Building Act, DHCS is a Reporting Authority and as such, Building Certifiers are required to seek the Department’s comments on all building applications involving, amongst other things, new or existing food businesses.
More Definitions of Reporting Authority
Reporting Authority means O/o Development Commissioner for Handicrafts {DC(HC)} or any entity approved by O/o DC(HC) under which contractual manpower/staff provided Contractor will report.
Reporting Authority means such authority or authorities supervising the performance of the member of the Service reported upon as may be specifically empowered in this behalf by the Government;
Reporting Authority means the Board.
Reporting Authority means the Reporting Authority appointed under section 3 of the Proceeds of Crime Law (2018 Revision);
Reporting Authority means a State that has a numbering system approved by the Coast Guard or the Coast Guard where a numbering system has not been approved. Reporting authorities are listed in appendix A of this part.
Reporting Authority means any member of the Audit Committee.
Reporting Authority. , when used in this Manual, shall mean, unless the context requires otherwise, the British Virgin Islands Financial Investigation Agency (the “FIA”, or the “Agency”) established under Section 3 of the Financial Investigation Agency Act, 2003 (the “FIA Act”), as supplemented by the Anti-Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Code of Practice 2008 (the “Code 2008”) as amended, and the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations 2008 (the “Regulations 2008”) as amended, the Proliferation Financing (Prohibition) Act 2009 and the Proceeds of the Criminal Conduct Act, 1997 (the “Proceeds Act, 1997”) as amended.