Sentences with phrase «public inquiry»

A new front has opened in the battle against the «big six» energy companies, with environmental charities demanding a full public inquiry into the soaring costs of energy bills.

The result has been a very low level of Indigenous participation in public inquiry processes, such as parliamentary committees, into issues of critical importance to our people.

He has served on a number of public inquiries.

There's a call for a full public inquiry on the hospital issue.

Important public inquiries about how the legal system treats indigenous people began.

There is widespread concern about the duration of many public inquiries.

If citizens can not get some form of resolution from public inquiries or investigations, they will obviously turn to the Internet to express their frustrations.

It is focused on appeals and judicial reviews brought under various statutes, as well as public inquiries and other cases touching on important municipal law issues.

There has not been a rail, air or marine public inquiry since 2000.

One in seven public inquiries took at least five years before a final report was released.

We can undertake public inquiry advocacy ourselves or instruct counsel, as appropriate.

Nevertheless, the importance of the issues at stake, and the burgeoning public inquiry industry, mean that it is surely likely that such claims will arise in the coming years.

«We urge the prime minister to hold a sort of public inquiry to find out what are the causes,» he told the same programme.

There are growing calls for public inquiry by fans of other football clubs into the decision by Boris Johnson to let the Hammers rent the stadium built by taxpayers» money for the 2012 Olympics, an occasion of great British national celebration.

«There must be a fully independent public inquiry into how this was allowed to happen.

We will immediately launch a national public inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and...

IA 2005 was intended to concentrate the source of powers necessary to establish public inquiries into a single piece of legislation and provide a clearer and more consistent basis for such inquiries.

His particular expertise covers health, safety and environmental (including nuisance, noise abatement, pollution, permit appeals and environmental warranty and civil claims), judicial review, corporate defence (including bribery and corruption, investigations and corporate manslaughter), inquest law, food hygiene and safety, transport law, including public inquiries in front of traffic commissioners, product safety, liability and recall, and he is a solicitor - advocate.

The European Union is conducting a study of the topic too, according to Computerworld («European Commission to launch public inquiry into RFID»).

Paul has a wealth of experience representing both objecting landowners and applicants at public inquiries concerning new town / village green applications.

As I understand it, this committee room is a place for public inquiry by the Judiciary Committee into my qualifications for the federal bench.

• To work as a Front Desk Receptionist for Ricoh utilizing competencies in handling office administrative functions and dealing with public inquiries in an informative and efficient manner.

Answered a high volume of public inquiries after utilizing interviewing techniques coupled with research.

Together with members of the Coalition on Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls, West Coast LEAF has written Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and several key Cabinet Ministers regarding the promised national public inquiry on violence against Indigenous women Read More

Labour MP Diane Abbott asks David Cameron about the impact on public confidence of delays over public inquiries.

Richard and his team also undertake business to business disputes involving invoice and supply disputes, shareholder disputes, fraud, copyright and IP, renewable energy, education judicial review claims, fitness to practice disciplinary tribunals and public inquiry work.

The Home Secretary has just announced its creation in the House of Commons and says it can be upgraded to a full public inquiry if needed.

North Tonawanda Mayor Arthur G. Pappas issued the following statement in response to media and public inquiries regarding a North Tonawanda Police union proposal to separate the City from the County's modernized central dispatch system:

His work includes advising on development consent and Transport and Works Act orders, reviewing and de-risking planning application documents, negotiating section 106 agreements, managing public inquiries whether in the context of an appeal, call - in or compulsory purchase order, as well as advising on judicial reviews.

Peers back amendment calling for new public inquiry into conduct of media, forcing second vote by MPs

Further information can be found on the Centre for Community Child Health's Productivity Commission's website about the recent public inquiry into childcare and early childhood learning.

As a result, we undertake research, provide advice, review laws, engage in public inquiry processes and work with groups from across the community to pursue reform.

The forthcoming public inquiry into the tragedy has endured a turbulent start, with survivors and campaigners claiming that Sir Martin Moore - Bick, the retired Court of Appeal judge leading the process, is unfit for the role.

Unlike many previous public inquiries, the Iraq Inquiry committee was not headed by a judge.

We have extensive experience assisting our clients in managing the complete spectrum of workplace safety issues, from day - to - day operational issues to complex cases where we have represented our clients before coroner's inquests and through public inquiries.

Owain has a broad public law practice which encompasses public inquiries and judicial review challenges in all areas of his practice, including tax.

Chaytor was selected to serve as co-counsel to two high - profile public inquiries in the province: the Commission of Inquiry on Hormone Receptor Testing, which investigated errors in breast cancer testing, and most recently the Inquiry Respecting the Death of Donald Dunphy.

Walter Kosteckyj, who represented Dziekanski's mother and delivered recommendations to a subsequent public inquiry, called the move «a very positive thing and one of the recommendations that I had pressed for in my submission in the Braidwood Commission.»

Tim has also acted at trial and on appeal in many leading constitutional cases, and before large public inquiries.

Managing public inquiries whether following a planning appeal, call - in or to secure confirmation of a compulsory purchase order

[105] I stress that even in public inquiries where the purpose of the proceedings is to educate and inform the public, it is not the role of decision - makers to become active participants in the media.

Ensure correct opening, logging and date stamping of incoming public inquiries and staff mail and also ensure that mails are sorted into traditional categories for distribution to appropriate units and staff

Charles Brasted explains how public inquiries have become the universal panacea for controversy

Despite the introduction of the Inquiries Act 2005 (IA 2005), which sought to put public inquiries on a consistent statutory footing, questions remain as to how they should operate and how they interact with other on - going legal proceedings.

For further information: For Media Inquiries: Matthew Barton, Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority Saskatchewan, Communications Consultant, 306-787-6067; Hilary McMeekin, Alberta Securities Commission, Manager, Communications, 403.592.8186; For Investor Inquiries: ASC Public Inquiries, Toll Free 1.877.355.4488

Dogwood continues to call for a broader public inquiry into corporate donations and how they may have tainted key government decisions, including on wildlife management, public contracts, natural resource permitting, casinos and housing policy.