Sentences with phrase «opt out of their duties»
«We have been unable to find any example of any other country which allows councils to opt out of their duties to very vulnerable children and young people, including those the state is directly responsible for by law.»
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After a summer chock full of over-indulgences, this fall I am opting for leggings that offer control around the midsection and pull double outfit duty for nights out.
The former Florida governor said on Thursday that Davis «is sworn to uphold the law» but suggested that clerks be able to opt out of certain duties if they object for religious reasons.
And yet top tier local authorities still have the duty to provide sufficient school places and are held responsible for standards — both of which they can not control as more schools opt out of local authority control.
The government argues that the bill is a «bold approach to removing red tape», but campaigners say that opting out of these long - standing duties is risky and unnecessary.
The Children and Social Work Bill, which would allow councils to opt out of key legal duties to children, is being debated in the House of Commons today.
Instead of fulfilling their legal, moral and ethical duty as a superintendent of a public school system in Connecticut, yet another public school superintendent has decided to join the Malloy's administration's ongoing efforts to mislead Connecticut parents into thinking that they do not have a right to opt their children out of the absurd, unfair and inappropriate Common Core Smarter Balanced Assessment Test of a test.
In addition, superintendents, principals or other school administrators who require or permit students who have been opted out of the SBAC tests, to remain in the testing room risk not only losing their certification to work in Connecticut pursuant to Connecticut State Statute 10 - 145b (i)(1), but they have violated their duties under Connecticut State regulations that require school administrators to adhere to a Professional Code of Conduct.
By using the «Sit and Stare» approach to punish students who have been opted out, these local school officials are violating the Common Core SBAC testing policy and are engaging in a serious breach of security and duty.