Ministerial Order means Ministerial Order 870 entitled “Child Safe Standards – Managing the risk of child abuse in schools” (as amended from time to time).
Ministerial Order means an order made by the Minister for Lands under the Land Administration Act 1997.
Examples of Ministerial Order in a sentence
The Hirer acknowledges that the School Council and School Staff are required to comply with Child Safety Laws, the Ministerial Order and School Council Child Safety Policies.
More Definitions of Ministerial Order
Ministerial Order means Ministerial Order 1359 (as amended or replaced from time to time).
Ministerial Order means ministerial order no. 231 of 26 March 2009 issued by the Minister of Economic and Business Affairs according to Section 16b(3), Section 16c(4), an d Section 16c(6) of the Act.
Ministerial Order means an order made or deemed to be made by the Minister under section 83A.';
Ministerial Order means the Borrower’s ministerial order, satisfactory to the Bank, which provides for cooperation of stakeholders of the Working Group, sets outs the roles of the stakeholders involved in carrying out Part 3.1 of the Project and gives powers to the stakeholders according to set procedures.
Ministerial Order means MoE Ministerial Order designating responsibility to NIE for the implementation of the Project, as referred to in Section I.B of Schedule 2 to this Agreement.