Sentences with phrase «related board participation»

Her career has included engagements in the commercial, institutional, not - for - profit, and corporate sectors alongside community services, education, and art - related board participation.

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For each interest disclosed to the President of the Board of Directors, the Chair will determine whether to: (a) take no action; (b) assure full disclosure to the Board of Directors and other individuals covered by this policy; (c) ask the person to recuse him / herself from participation in related discussions or decisions within the association; (d) ask the person to resign from his or her position in the association; (e) if resignation is refused, to initiate procedures for removal of that person from that position.

The starting point was Northwestern Utilities Ltd. v. City of Edmonton, [1979] 1 S.C.R. 684, at p. 709, where, citing concerns about impartiality, Estey J. limited a tribunal's participation in judicial review proceedings to «an explanatory role with reference to the record before the Board and to the making of representations relating to jurisdiction».

Authors critical monthly reports detailing the impact of community meetings, updates on professional partnerships / board participation, and all other related events for board purview

The board notes that a substantial percentage of the complaints filed against board licensees relate to licensees» participation in these evaluations and the number of these complaints and subsequent board discipline taken is increasing.

(f) Continuing Education credit shall not be accepted for the following: (1) Regular workactivities, administrative staff meetings, case staffing or reporting; (2) Membership in, holding office in, or participation on boards or committees, business meetings of professional organizations, or banquet speeches; (3) Independent unstructured or self - structured learning, defined as learning which is undertaken by the licensee without peer or other guidance, review, input, supervision or monitoring; (4) Training related to policies and procedures of an agency; or (5) Non-therapy content programs suchas finance or business management»

It is concerned that the establishment of a board of appointed experts to advise the Government on indigenous peoples issues, as well as the transfer of most programmes previously provided by ATSIC and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Service to government departments, will reduce participation of indigenous peoples in decision making and thus alter the State party's capacity to address the full range of issues relating to indigenous peoples.