Sentences with phrase «discipline protect the public»

Does her discipline protect the public from the next new lawyer?

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The bill also provides greater public accountability and transparency, requires enforcement of cost estimating discipline, strengthens the NASA Advisory Council (NAC), and provides for additional tools to protect against waste, fraud, abuse and mismanagement.

The sixth video short in NACSA's Authorizer Voices series shares how authorizers protect both access to charter schools and school autonomy, with a look at Washington, D.C.'s Public Charter School Board and discipline.

Third, the Scott case addresses when a professional regulatory body may take «extraordinary» action to protect the public during an investigation and pending the outcome of a discipline hearing.

Law society regulation exists to establish general rules applicable to all members to ensure ethical conduct, protect the public and discipline lawyers who breach the rules: the good governance of the profession.

It is required to protect the public and it is a self - regulated profession mandated to discipline its Members.

Accommodation and a bona fide occupational requirement: The Tribunal confirmed that the Society, which had to protect the public and discipline its members, had to carry out these functions without breaching the Code:

While the educational emphasis of Code enforcement can not be disregarded, the fact that the Code exists to protect the public must be carefully considered in determining appropriate discipline.

While the educational aspect of Code enforcement can not be disregarded, the fact that the Code exists to protect the public must also be seriously considered in determining commensurate discipline.

Licensing fees support the direct costs of protecting consumers and regulating the real estate industry in the public interest, including licensing, brokerage audits, complaint handling, investigations and discipline.