Sentences with phrase «support representative bodies»
To the extent that the proposed amendments enhance, encourage or support representative bodies to make the most of their limited resources, I support them.
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They work closely with their representative organizations, wine sector bodies and their partners to support the long - term success of the Australian grape and wine community.
Nejib Jeridi is Tunisia Country Representative for the Westminster Foundation for Democracy, an arms - length body of the FCO which supports around 20 transitioning and developing democracies by implementing parliamentary strengthening programmes.
On her part, Representative, Thoughtful House Foundation, Ms Omo Judith Ogun, who received the cheque on behalf of the body, expressed appreciation to Stanbic IBTC for its humane approach to social corporate responsibility and consistent support to the body.
New Queens Democrats, which in several months has modestly grown to nearly two dozen members, is now focused on supporting other progressives who want to run for county committee, a massive body of representatives from each election district that meets biennially, but has few concrete powers aside from helping to select candidates for special elections and nominating judicial candidates.
Schools can also form a federation with other local schools and offer support to those who are required to be mentored • All schools have to register at www.education.gov.uk • After registering you will be contacted by your named representative at the DfE Step 2 — Application and pre-approval checks • Your school's governing body needs to pass a resolution in favour of converting to an academy.
Through this resource; By the end of the session all learners will be able to: a) Understand the employment rights and responsibilities of the employee and employer and their purpose b) Identify the main points of contracts of employment and their purpose c) Outline the main points of legislation affecting employers and employees and their purpose d) Identify where to find information on employment rights and responsibilities both internally and externally e) Explain the purpose and functions of representative bodies that support employees f) Explain employer and employee responsibilities for equality and diversity in a business environment g) Explain the benefits of making sure equality and diversity procedures are followed in a business environment h) Explain employer and employee responsibilities for health, safety and security in a business environment i) Explain the purpose of following health, safety and security procedures in a business environment By the end of this session some learners will be able to: A. Establish a link between understanding responsibilities as the first step towards managing ones own work effectively for career progression.
«While business skills are important, governing bodies also need parent representatives who are in touch with what's happening at the school and are able to offer support and challenge plans based on this experience, rather than purely on statistics.»
As the largest representative body for the veterinary profession in the UK the BVA guides and supports you, our members, throughout your careers and speaks up for you on the issues that matter most.
The Representative Body for Visual Artists in Ireland supporting artists at all stages of their careers
Organisations previously may have sent one representative, but LawFest provides considerable value for lawyers, support staff and management — from within law firms, corporate organisations, or government bodies.
Organisations previously may have sent one representative, but we believe LawFest now provides something valuable for lawyers, support staff and management — from within law firms, corporate organisations, or government bodies.
Not surprisingly the other representative bodies including the Law Society and the campaign group, the Justice Alliance, also expressed their support for Gove's decisions.
What is clear from the responses generally to the consultation, is that the current system is not enough, and it must be made more robust and greater sanctions should be introduced to ensure compliance - this view was supported by two thirds of the respondents, which included legal professional and legal profession representative bodies.
However, neither professional representative bodies (the Law Society & Bar Council) support the action and I understand that the Competition Authority has written to the CLPO threatening to seek an injunction preventing action (http://url.ie/dp65).
Artificial Lawyer is really pleased to see the support for AI from a major legal representative body such as the influential Law Society of England & Wales.
Since the Report of the Review of the Regulatory Framework for Legal Services in England and Wales, undertaken by Sir David Clementi (the Clementi report), was published in December 2004 the Bar Council has made it clear that it wholeheartedly supports its concept of a single professional body for the Bar with ring - fenced regulatory and representative functions.
The regulatory body ended the release by encouraging those who have been defrauded by a securities professional or firm to file a complaint with its representatives or to contact its support lines with tips and information.
And I hope that a new National Indigenous Representative Body will operate in such a way as to inspire and support our people, while also holding governments accountable for their efforts, so we may ultimately enjoy equal life chances to all other Australians.
For the government, it will be of critical importance that you articulate what you are not prepared to support in a new National Indigenous Representative Body.
But ultimately, we need to minimise the differences between what the Indigenous community expects of its representative body and what government is prepared to support.
In announcing the abolition of ATSIC, the government stated its intention to support the creation of a network of regional representative Indigenous bodies to interact with governments.
As we embark on a process for a new national Indigenous representative body, this highlights one of the most significant challenges for the federal government: articulate what you are prepared to support and what you are not prepared to support.
A new National Indigenous Representative Body could have an overall coordinating role for international engagement to ensure strategic and well - targeted participation, supplemented by capacity building programs such as the Commission's which coordinates international engagement at the Permanent Forum and could also provide mentoring support to the new National Indigenous Representative Body on its international engagements.
The changes to the Native Title Act allow native title representative bodies (NTRBs) to provide support to RNTBCs through their operational funds.
As I am sure you are aware, the new federal government is committed to supporting a national Indigenous representative body.
As noted in Appendix One, the Review Team's Discussion Paper found widespread support for the continuation of a national representative Indigenous body but dissatisfaction with the performance of ATSIC.
Through many community consultations and a national workshop in Adelaide, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have expressed strong support for the establishment of a new national representative body.
The conference declares its support for the existence of a National Indigenous Representative Body.
Native Title Representative Bodies can, and do provide assistance, though the level of support and assistance depends on the relationship between the native title holders and these bodies, and the resources that are available for this suBodies can, and do provide assistance, though the level of support and assistance depends on the relationship between the native title holders and these bodies, and the resources that are available for this subodies, and the resources that are available for this support.
The responses from NTRBs implied that it was crucial that the representative structure had widespread support, was understood by traditional owners and was considered a legitimate decision - making body.
There was also support for the body to have a tiered structure (with community, regional, state, national level engagement), and also support for a streamlined national structure, regional bodies and for the national representative body to have membership on COAG and Ministerial Councils.
Indicating that it will support the creation of a network of regional representative Indigenous bodies by 1 July 2005 to interact with the Government and utilising existing ATSIC Regional Council structures until then;
Law reform Although past Indigenous representative bodies have supported law reform, their role in initiating legal reforms has not been strong.
The first round of submissions and consultations, conducted by the government between July and December last year, showed strong community support for the establishment of a national representative body.
Some (but not broad) support for peak bodies to have a representative on the national body and for them to be able to nominate representatives for the national body
There was also mixed support for the selection of members of a representative body.
In preparing this paper, the new Australian Government has made clear that it does not support a new National Indigenous Representative Body having responsibilities for delivering government services and will continue to deliver services through a coordinated whole of government system.
Why, for example, consult with Indigenous people about what type of service delivery functions a new national Indigenous representative body should have if the government has no intention of supporting such a role?
And I hope that a representative body will operate in such a way as to inspire and support our people, while also holding governments accountable for their efforts, so we may ultimately enjoy equal life chances to all other Australians.
As discussed in Part 2 of this chapter in relation to funding, the SA government has buttressed the Commonwealth's inadequate funding of Native Title Representative Bodies to ensure the state - wide negotiation process can be seen through to its intended conclusion: the development of self - supporting and self - governing Indigenous communities.
While the Love - Rashid Report is supportive of the representative bodies» pursuit of more resources, the Report has been used to support an argument by the government that representative bodies are poorly managed rather than poorly resourced.
in the longer term, could be introduced throughout Queensland with the support of other native title representative bodies.
Indeed, in consultations for the Report on greater regional autonomy it was noted that there was «wide support for the retention of a representative and democratically - elected body at the national level to address government and to coordinate Indigenous advocacy».
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The Abbott Government's decision to abolish the Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme (ITAS) has been described by Australia's peak Indigenous doctors» representative body as undermining the Government's support for Indigenous education, particularly tertiary education.
Governments should also work in partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, their organisations and representative bodies to support the identification and development of place - based justice reinvestment trial sites.
will address the chronic staffing retention issues of native title representative bodies by supporting professional development and mentoring opportunities
However, the Report on greater regional autonomy found «wide support for the retention of a representative and democratically - elected body at the national level to address Government and to coordinate Indigenous advocacy [and]... to provide «balance» between different Indigenous groups and interests across the country.»
believes that the independence of native title representative bodies should be supported to enable them to freely advocate on behalf of the people they represent.