Scheme of Delegation means an instrument by the Directors delegating such powers and responsibilities of the Directors as may be appropriate for them to delegate to the Local Governing Bodies consistently with the Objects;
Scheme of Delegation means the terms of reference for the delegation of powers and responsibilities by the Directors to the Local Governing Bodies;
Scheme of Delegation means the Trust's Reservation of Powers to the Board of Directors and Delegation of Powers;
Examples of Scheme of Delegation in a sentence
The Freeport Director has authority to approve expenditures in line with the LCR Freeport Scheme of Delegation agreed by the Accountable Body The Governing Body will notably, in this regard: Commit to appropriate levels of transparency, propriety, and inclusivity with respect to governance and adherence to the Seven Principles of Public Life (‘the Xxxxx Principles7’).
More Definitions of Scheme of Delegation
Scheme of Delegation means the arrangements for the discharge of functions and delegations set out in this Schedule.
Scheme of Delegation means an instrument of the Directors consistent with the Object delegating such powers and functions of the Directors as they consider to be desirable to delegate to any Local Governing Body;
Scheme of Delegation means the Scheme of Delegation specifying the functions delegated to the respective officers, as appended to these Standing Orders
Scheme of Delegation means an instrument by the Trustees delegating such powers and responsibilities of the Trustees as may be appropriate for them to delegate to the Local Governing Bodies consistently with the Objects;
Scheme of Delegation means the terms of reference for the delegation of powers and responsibilities by the Directors to the Academy Councils;
Scheme of Delegation. - means the corporate scheme of delegation set out in Part C of the Council’s Constitution and/or the Officer Scheme of Delegation as appropriate.
Scheme of Delegation means the scheme of delegation adopted by the Board from time to time by which the Board will authorise its sub-committees and officers of the Administrative Authority to exercise certain of its powers and duties;