Chief Executive. (CE), in relation to a Health Service Provider, means the person appointed as Chief Executive of the Health Service Provider under section 108(1) of the Act.
Chief Executive. 7.2.1 In accordance with any rules that the Committee may determine, one of the Staff members shall be appointed (and, as the case may be, removed and reappointed) as the senior Staff member of the Joint Office (Chief Executive).
Chief Executive. OFFICER (CEO) The Chief Executive Officer reports to the Deputy Minister and is accountable to the Board of Directors. The Chief Executive Officer is responsible for:
Chief Executive. The Executive Committee may from time to time delegate all or any of its rights, powers, duties and responsibilities under this Agreement to the Chief Executive upon such terms and conditions as the Executive Committee thinks fit.
Chief Executive. Has overall responsibility for ensuring the effective implementation of this agreement.
Chief Executive. The Authority is supported by an Executive which comprises a core team of administrative staff led by a Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The Act provides that the CEO is appointed by the Authority with the consent of the Minister and the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform. The Act further provides that the CEO shall:
Chief Executive. The salaries and expenses of the chief executive of a political subdivision are unallowable.
Chief Executive. 17.1.1 A chief executive of the Executive Committee (the "Chief Executive") shall be appointed and be subject to removal and replacement by resolution of the Executive Committee passed by 70 per cent. or more of the votes of all Committee Members (after consultation with the Pool Chairman). The Chief Executive shall be appointed on such terms and conditions as they see fit.
Chief Executive. 4.1.1 As the Accountable Officer, the Chief Executive has the responsibility for countering fraud in its broadest terms. Accountable Officers are required to have adequate arrangements in place for the deterrence, prevention and detection of fraud. In line with central guidance, these arrangements should encompass robust systems of preventative and detective controls to reduce the risk of fraud and contribute to the promotion of an anti-fraud culture. The Accountable Officer should also use CFS to assist in the investigation of actual, and alleged, losses involving patients’ funds where evidence exists of systematic fraud.
Chief Executive. Appendix 1 - Registration of Statutory Auditors and Statutory Audit Firms Conditions
