Sentences with phrase «on a statutory footing in»

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Place the civil service on a statutory footing, enshrining it's core values in statue.

After its election the Government put this requirement on a statutory footing: Clause 1 of the Schools Standards and Framework Act 1998 placed a duty on Local Education Authorities (LEAs) and schools to restrict class sizes to 30 in Key Stage One classes from September 2002.

Until now the covenant has not been put on a statutory footing, but intense strain on the armed forces in recent years - especially during the period when British soldiers were serving overseas in both Iraq and Afghanistan - has helped increase pressure on politicians to change that.

The query about staffing was raised in the context of a heated debate about the future of NCS this morning, given the company is about to gain Royal Charter status that will put it on a statutory footing.

As part of its review of prerogative powers, the green paper indicated that it proposed to consult on the way in which the «Ponsonby Rule» should be placed on a statutory footing.

Herbert remarked that although he welcomed the proposal to put the Civil Service on a statutory footing, he called upon the government to go further and put a statutory cap in the Bill on the number of special advisers.

At a time when other jurisdictions are looking to replicate the derivative suit as part of their legal protection for minority shareholders, the UK has decided to codify the law in this area and put the suit on a statutory footing.

The Commission does not propose that chargeback be put on a statutory footing, but acknowledges that this might be necessary in future if the card schemes take steps to remove or limit the protections offered.