Administrative authority definition

Administrative authority means the state or local official responsible for the administration and enforcement of this act.

Administrative authority means the elected or appointed official or board having jurisdiction over a function or activity.

Administrative authority means the local school district superintendent, a principal or a person authorized by either to act officially in a matter involving school discipline or the maintenance of order. The term may include school security officers, but only to the extent of their authority as established under written local school board policies.

Examples of Administrative authority in a sentence

• If any provisions of this Agreement are subsequently declared to be unlawful by a proper legislative, Administrative authority or court of competent jurisdiction the parties agree to negotiate an appropriate resolution of such issues within the law.

• The Administrative authority remains with the Department of Social Services, the State Medicaid Agency.

• If payment is not made in due time, the use of the domain name in question is denied and its registration deleted.

• Administrative authority for this waiver is retained by the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (SCDHHS).

• Administrative authority for the consolidated agency shall be vested in the office of the executive director, subject to the direction and policies of the consolidated agency as approved by the board.

More Definitions of Administrative authority

Administrative authority means the department and the local board of health as authorized by Iowa Code section 455B.172 and Iowa Code chapter 137.

Administrative authority means the superintendent, principal or a person acting under the authority of such superintendent or principal.

Administrative authority means the Board, a committee designated by the Board, the Chairman of the Board, or the Chairman's delegates authorized to administer outstanding awards under this Program, establish requirements and procedures for the operation of the Program, and to exercise other powers assigned to the administrative authority under this Program.

Administrative authority means the department or local public health agencies, planning and zoning commissions, county building departments, county public works departments, sewer districts, and/or municipalities that have authority to govern on-site wastewater treatment systems.

Administrative authority means one of the following, as appropriate in accordance with Section III: the Board; any committee to which the Board delegates authority to administer this Program; or, in individual cases, the Chairman of the Board or persons acting under his direction.

Administrative authority means local or state health department representative or local codes administrator/fire marshal, state fire marshal or his/her representative.

Administrative authority means any person who is—