special authority definition
special authority means a person employed for teaching who has not gained registration as a teacher in accordance with the Teachers Registration and Standards Act 2004 (SA).
special authority means a written authority granted by the Chief Inspector of Explosives to which may be attached such conditions as may in his opinion be necessary to meet the special requirements of the case.
special authority means a written authority given by an inspector and may contain any condition which, in the opinion of the inspector, is necessary in the interests of safety and such written authority may be an authority to do or forbear from doing something that would, if that authority were not given, constitute an offence against this Part.
More Definitions of special authority
special authority means a person employed for teaching who has not gained registration as a teacher in accordance with the Teachers Registration and Standards Act 2004.
special authority means any special authority granted under section 21;
special authority shall have the meaning set out in Section 8.2. APPROVALS"
special authority means the authority to exercise Financial Authority or Signing Authority with regard to limited subject matters/purposes, within threshold limits if applicable, as shown in Schedules A or B.