Role of the Minister Sample Clauses

Role of the Minister. Role of the Minister
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Role of the Minister. The Minister: a) agrees to provide the funding described in Schedule 2 in accordance with the Payment Schedule described in Schedule 2; b) will supply the Provider with details of the process for claiming funding under this Agreement; and c) is only required to provide funding where the Provider meets all of the terms of this Agreement.
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Role of the Minister. The Minister is responsible for: a) Recommending appointment and reappointment of appointees pursuant to the process for tribunal appointments established by the enabling statutes of the constituent tribunals and in accordance with ATAGAA, after consultation with, and after receiving the recommendation of, the Executive Chair. b) Monitoring the activities of SLASTO to ensure that its mandate is being fulfilled and that it is in compliance with the Accountability and Governance Documents, and Management Principles.
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Role of the Minister. The Minister is responsible for: (a) recommending to MBC the elimination or consolidation of the Commission and any change to the Commission’s mandate that needs corresponding change to the Commission’s constituting instrument; (b) recommending to MBC the powers to be given to the Commission when a change in the mandate of the Commission is being proposed; (c) reporting to Cabinet on the Commission’s performance and compliance with the government’s operational policies and broad policy directions;
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Role of the Minister. The Minister is responsible for: (a) recommending to MBC the elimination or consolidation of the Commission and any change to the Commission’s mandate that needs corresponding change to the Commission’s constituting instrument; (b) recommending to MBC the powers to be given to the Commission when a change in the mandate of the Commission is being proposed; (c) reporting to Cabinet on the Commission’s performance and compliance with the government’s operational policies and broad policy directions; (d) attesting that the Commission is in compliance with the mandatory requirements of the MBC Directive on Agency Establishment and Accountability (“AEAD “) and furnish said attestation to Management Board of Cabinet (e) reporting to the Legislative Assembly on the affairs of the Commission and tabling the annual report of the Commission in the Legislative Assembly in accordance with the AEAD (f) reviewing and approving the Commission’s annual business plan; (g) assessing and evaluating the Commission’s risk management strategy on an annual basis; (h) providing such affirmation letter as required under the AEAD (i) consulting with the Chair when significant new directions for the Commission are contemplated or when initiatives are taken to amend any legislation or regulations which may affect the mandate of the Commission; (j) meeting with the Chair of the Commission at regular intervals and informing the Chair of the government’s priorities and broad policy directions for the Commission; (k) recommending to MBC the provincial funding to be given the Commission; (l) directing that a periodic review of the Commission be conducted and making the subsequent recommendations to MBC; (m) developing with the Commission’s Chair an MOU for the Commission; (n) approving and signing the MOU for the Commission; and (o) recommending to the Lieutenant Governor in Council, persons to be appointed or re-appointed to the Commission.
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Role of the Minister. The Minister is responsible for: a) presenting the budget of the Office of the Chief Judge as part of the estimates of the Ministry; b) reporting to the legislature; and c) ensuring that the Office of the Chief Judge is informed of Ministry and Government financial and administrative policies which apply to the operations of the Office of the Chief Judge.
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Role of the Minister. The Minster is responsible for: a. Reporting and responding to the Legislative Assembly on the affairs of the Commission
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Role of the Minister. 13.1 The Chairman of NITHC is responsible to the Minister. Communication between the Board and the Minister should normally be through the Chairman. 13.2 The departmental Accounting Officer is responsible for advising the relevant Minister on a number of issues including NITHC objectives and targets, budgets and performance. 13.3 In addition to being answerable to the Assembly as laid out in paragraph 2.7, the Minister is also responsible for: • Setting the strategic direction and overall policies and priorities for NITHC as reflected in the PfG; • Approving the NITHC Corporate & Business Plan; • Setting NITHC’s budget i.e., approving the amount of grant or subsidy or other funds to be paid to NITHC, and securing Assembly approval; and • Carrying out responsibilities specified in the Transport Act (NI) 1967, including laying of the annual report and accounts before the Assembly, using powers to give directions to NITHC as to the policy to be followed by it (including its policy towards its subsidiary undertakings) and appointment of non-executive board members. The Minister may also be involved in considering the size and composition of the NITHC Board – see para 15.3.
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