Appeal Officer definition

Appeal Officer means the indi- vidual delegated the responsibility to act on all appeals filed under the Pri- vacy Act.

Appeal Officer means a person appointed pursuant to Schedule C to this By-law as a member of the License Appeal Committee;

Appeal Officer means an impartial and independent person appointed by an Organising Body to decide whether there are sufficient grounds for appeal.

Examples of Appeal Officer in a sentence

No further review beyond the appeal is permitted, and the outcome decided by the Appeal Officer is final.
The University’s Designated Appeal Officer is the Vice President for Human Resources, or their designee.
The Appeal Officer may affirm the finding(s); alter the finding(s); alter the sanctions; or request that additional steps be taken.
The Appeal Officer shall provide a copy of the response, if any, to the other Party and the Title IX Coordinator within three (3) class days of receipt.14.35 The Appeal Officer may approve, reject, modify, or remand the decision.
While management believes the estimates and assumptions used in the preparation of the consolidated financial statements are appropriate, actual results could differ materially from those estimates.

Appeal Officer means the person or persons that will make the determination on any appeal submitted under this policy including appeals of dismissals and determinations of responsibility. The appeal officer may be an employee or a contracted service provider.

Appeal Officer means an employee designated by the Office of Student Conduct to hear an appeal.

Appeal Officer means the person or persons that will make the determination on any appeal or challenge submitted under this policy including appeals of dismissals and

Appeal Officer means the Dean or Associate Dean of the school in which the respondent is enrolled.

Appeal Officer means an individual appointed by Rugby India pursuant to this Code to hear and decide appeals from decisions of the Judicial Officer.