Secretary of State for Justice Sample Clauses

Secretary of State for Justice. The Secretary of State is accountable to Parliament for matters relating to the discharge of HMI Probation”s remit. The powers of the Secretary of State in relation to HMI Probation include the following: • Under the Criminal Justice and Court Services Act 2000 the Secretary of State may give directions to HMI Probation as to the information and its form to be provided in reports and the timing of reports. • Under the Criminal Justice and Court Services Act 2000 as amended, the Secretary of State may direct the members of the Inspectorate to assess the provision made in pursuance of arrangements made by probation providers by reference to criteria specified in directions. • Under amendments inserted into the CJCS Act 2000 by the Police and Justice Act 2006 HMI Probation must consult the Secretary of State about its inspection programme, who may by Order specify the form that inspection programmes or inspection frameworks are to take. The Chief Inspector of Probation will meet from time to time with the Secretary of State and Ministers as appropriate. The Secretary of State will approve the framework document and any significant changes and revisions.
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Secretary of State for Justice. (hereinafter called ‘the Authority’) acting through his representative in HM Prison Service; and Supplier’s name (hereinafter called the ‘the Supplier’); Hereinafter, the Authority and the Supplier are together referred to as ‘the Parties’.

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