Receiving Authority definition

Receiving Authority means the Authority that is receiving an Innovator Business referral or information relating to that referral;

Receiving Authority means the Authority to which one of the aforementioned services is provided.

Receiving Authority means a Participant that has received a “Request for Assistance” from another Participant.

Examples of Receiving Authority in a sentence

• All invoices should be mailed to: Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh100 Ross St. 2nd Fl. Suite 200 Pittsburgh, PA 15219Attn: Invoicing and Receiving Authority shall use its reasonable business efforts to process and pay such invoice within 30 days of its receipt.

• The matter is not an act or practice of a kind that both the Requesting Authority and Receiving Authority are authorized to investigate or enforce against under their Privacy Laws.

• Subject to paragraphs 9.10 and 10.3, and in accordance with any laws applicable to the Requesting and Receiving Authority, consultations, other communications or information shared between Participants pursuant to this Cooperation Arrangement, are confidential and will not be disclosed.

• Where a Requesting Authority is subject to a legal requirement to disclose, it should use best efforts to notify the Receiving Authority at least ten days in advance of any such proposed disclosure or, if such notice cannot be given, then as promptly as possible.

• The sealed tender should be addressed and sent by Registered post or personally handed over to the Tender Receiving Authority specified in Tender Notice or put in the Tender Box designated for the specific work located at the address specified in the Tender Notice.

More Definitions of Receiving Authority

Receiving Authority means an authority which is competent to receive a request for transfer of proceedings and determine whether it will be accepted, as well as to take any other measure provided for under this Framework Decision.

Receiving Authority means an Authority that has received, or makes a request for disclosure of, confidential information from a disclosing Authority pursuant to this Memorandum of Understanding;  ‘requesting Authority’ means an Authority that makes a request for the information to be provided pursuant to the this Memorandum of Understanding;  ‘risk assessment’ means a supervisory process undertaken by an Authority to form a view on the material prudential or conduct risks posed by activities of a supervised entity, focused on the Authority’s areas of competence;  ‘SoR’ means a split of responsibilities document – a written cooperation and coordination arrangement setting out an agreed division of responsibilities between the PRA and the home supervisor for the supervision of UK branches of supervised entities headquartered in the home country, and more detailed arrangements for cooperation between the PRA and the home supervisor on the supervision of these branches;

Receiving Authority means an Authority that has received, or makes a request for disclosure of, confidential information from a disclosing Authority pursuant to this Memorandum of Understanding; 1 See Basel Committee on Banking Supervision Principles for Effective Supervisory Colleges (xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/publ/bcbs287.pdf) 2 Consolidated basis means consolidation under either Authority’s applicable legal framework.

Receiving Authority means the person who receives the complaint when the subject of the complaint is a CLEO.

Receiving Authority means an authority which is competent to receive a request for transfer of proceedings.

Receiving Authority means the entity who receives and is required to investigate the complaint when the subject of the complaint is a CLEO.

Receiving Authority means the signatory to which an applicant has applied for an authorization to practise the profession under this agreement. regulatory organization means the College/Board/Association/Ordre/Society authorized by statute to regulate occupational therapists in a jurisdiction (see signatory). restricted authorization to practise the profession means an authorization to practise the profession that contains practice limitations, conditions or restrictions not imposed on all occupational therapists certified by the signatory who issued it. The authorizations recognized under this definition are listed in Schedule 2. scope of practice means the range of occupational therapy activities, roles and services considered by the regulatory organization to be within its legislative authority. signatory means a regulatory organization. unrestricted authorization to practise the profession means an authorization to practise the profession that does not impose any practice limitations, conditions or restrictions except those imposed on all occupational therapists certified by the signatory who issues it. The authorizations recognized under this definition are listed in Schedule 1.