A "statutory deadline" is a specific date or timeframe that is set by a law or statute, which requires an action or task to be completed within that time. Full definition
Although the standard statutory deadline for response to a Freedom of Information request is 20 working days, a 30 working day deadline applies where requests relate wholly or partly to information transferred to the National Archives, which has provided response timeliness information on this basis. (politics.co.uk)
Whether HR is dealt with by the school itself in - house, by the Local Authority, or by another external provider, it is vital that schools consider the process and timescales for the transfer of information such as starters, leavers, sickness absences, supply teachers etc. and that Service Level Agreements are robust to avoid penalty charges being incurred by missing statutory deadlines. (educationbusinessuk.net)
He has authored several legal publications and articles, including «Preemption Update: Enforceability of Local Labor Laws Impacting the Airline Industry» (the Air & Space Lawyer, American Bar Association), «Meeting Statutory Deadlines, Antitrust» (C.E.B.) and portions of «California Environmental Law Handbook,» 11th edition. (steinbrecherspan.com)