The Proper Officer means an Officer appointed by the Council to discharge a particular function as set out in section 270(3) of the Local Government Act 1972.
The Proper Officer means the Clerk of the Grand Court.
The Proper Officer means an Officer appointed by the Council to discharge a
Examples of The Proper Officer in a sentence
The Proper Officer shall disclose the requirements of this standing order to every candidate.
The Proper Officer and the employee appointed to act as such during the Proper Officer’s absence shall fulfil the duties assigned to the Proper Officer in standing orders.
The Proper Officer shall provide a copy of the council’s standing orders to a councillor as soon as possible after he has delivered his acceptance of office form.
The Proper Officer shall provide a copy of the Council’s standing orders to a councillor as soon as possible.
The Proper Officer may, before including a motion on the agenda received in accordance with standing order 9(b) above, correct obvious grammatical or typographical errors in the wording of the motion.
More Definitions of The Proper Officer
The Proper Officer means the Head of Legal and Democratic Services
The Proper Officer means the appointed Engineer of the Development Implementation Team undertaking the duties outlined above or any other officer within SGC duly appointed by them to act on their behalf.
The Proper Officer means a member of the administrative staff provided by the relevant enforcement authorities under section 81(4)(a) of the TMA 2004 who has been appointed to perform the functions of the proper officer under these Regulations;
The Proper Officer means the Democratic Services Manager.
The Proper Officer means the Executive Director for the time being appointed or his duly authorised representative