Reporting Authority definition

Reporting Authority means the Chief Executive Officer of the Company or with respect to the Chief Executive Officer, the Board.

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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 Financial Intelligence Unit established by section 3 of the Financial Intelligence Unit Act, Cap. 21.09;

Examples of Reporting Authority in a sentence

• In this case, the Authorisation Certificate will have to be signed by the Director of the Company or the Reporting Authority of the Applicant.

• In some instances, full disclosure of facts by Executive to the Reporting Authority may be all that is necessary to enable the Company to protect its interests.

• Payment will be made in instalments linked to the completion of deliverables to the satisfaction of the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority and upon submission of a suitable tax invoice and associated progress report.

• A “Forfeiture Event” for purposes of the Agreement will occur if (a) Executive violates any of the covenants or restrictions contained in Sections 13 through 15, or (b) the Company learns of facts within two years following Executive’s Termination Date that, if had been known by the Reporting Authority as of the Termination Date, would have resulted in the termination of Executive’s employment hereunder for Cause.

• Moreover, Executive agrees that he shall immediately disclose to the Reporting Authority any known facts which might involve a conflict of interest of which the Reporting Authority is not aware.

More Definitions of Reporting Authority

Reporting Authority means the same as "Issuing 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 the Board.

Reporting Authority means the Reporting Authority appointed under section 3 of the Proceeds of Crime Law (2018 Revision);

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.

Reporting Authority means the Reporting Authority established under section 115(1) of the Proceeds of Crime Ordinance.

Reporting Authority means the Reporting Authority established under the Ordinance;