Respective Roles and Responsibilities. The Role of the Department The Department for Communities (DfC) roles and responsibilities are to: • Have responsibility for the policy, drafting primary and subordinate legislation, amendments to the Landlords Code of Practice and Guidance in relation to the regulation of HMOs including any consequential amendments. • Provide support and assistance to councils in the development and delivery of the mandatory licensing scheme. • Maintain mandatory oversight of the scheme. A monitoring programme identifying distinct functions subject to reporting mechanisms will be created in consultation with the councils for each financial year. • Facilitate and attend meetings with Councils. • Collaborate with Councils in the formulation, development review and evaluation of the licensing scheme. Role of the Councils Appointed councils roles and responsibilities are to: • Administer a licensing system in accordance with powers devolved in the Houses in Multiple Occupation Act (Northern Ireland) 2016, and in compliance with the Houses in Multiple Occupation (Northern Ireland) Regulations 2019, supplementary Landlords Code of Practice and guidance provided by the Department. • Monitor and review all related financial transactions ensuring that the costs of operating the scheme are cost neutral with no public sector subvention required recovering costs from licence fees and fixed penalties obtained from landlords. • Assist landlords, managing agents and tenants understand the requirements of the HMO licensing scheme. • Attend any meetings with the Department to facilitate a review of the Scheme • To adhere to, discuss if required and agree timescales per request to provide the necessary information for the Department to respond to requests which may include a range of Assembly Questions, Ministerial and Committee correspondence and briefings. KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
Respective Roles and Responsibilities. Each of the Parties will satisfy the objectives of the research as described in Attachment 1.
Respective Roles and Responsibilities. A. STA’s Role and Responsibilities. STA shall:
Respective Roles and Responsibilities. Customer and Infor agree that Customer is the controller of Personal Data and Infor is the processor of such data. Infor will use and otherwise process Personal Data to provide Customer the Subscription Services and in accordance with Customer’s documented instructions. Customer agrees that the Agreement (including the DPA terms and any applicable updates), along with the product documentation and Customer’s use and configuration of features in the Subscription Services, are Customer’s complete documented instructions to Infor for the processing of Personal Data. For the avoidance of doubt, the term “Customer Data” as defined in the Agreement, may include Personal Data.
Respective Roles and Responsibilities. The Committee, collectively and as individual members, hereby acknowledge that the Committee’s authority is granted and circumscribed by statute to include selection, supervision and termination of the Superintendent, review and approval of the budget, and establishment of goals and policies consistent with the law and with guidelines issued by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. The Committee, collectively and a individual members, further acknowledge that the Superintendent’s statutory role includes managing the Xxxxxxxx Public Schools, a role that requires the exercise of sound judgement and discretion so long as consistent with state law and the general policies developed by the Committee. Such exercise of judgement and discretion applies to all decision making including in the appointment, placement, and supervision of all personnel, subject to the recommendation of the building principal, if applicable. Further, as appropriate to the Superintendent’s role, the Committee, collectively and as individual members, agree to promptly refer to the Superintendent for study, action, and/or recommendation, all criticisms, complaints, and suggestions that are brought to the attention, of the Committee and/or its members. In turn, the Superintendent shall keep the Committee apprised of matters affecting the school department, as appropriate to the circumstances.
Respective Roles and Responsibilities legal framework Very broadly, the roles of the key parties responsible for police governance are as set out in the list of statutory functions included at Appendix A.
