Board counsel definition
Board counsel means the attorney assigned from the Office of the Attorney General for the purpose of advice on legal matters before the Board or a disciplinary panel.
Board counsel means the legal representative of the Board.
Board counsel means the assistant attorney general who provides legal advice to the Board. "Board staff" means the executive director and the executive director's designees.
Examples of Board counsel in a sentence
Such information may also be disclosed to the Board, counsel or third party service providers in the ordinary course of business.
This provision does not require the actual filing or processing of an action on behalf of the employee, nor the presence of Board counsel at any proceedings.
This number shall include the possible participation of Board counsel and/or the OEA/NEA Labor Relations Consultant.
Annuities and medical documentation are not subject to public inspection and shall not be included with the file documents to be reviewed by anyone other than the employee’s immediate supervisor, employees in Board’s administrative offices, or Board counsel.
Board counsel at all times shall represent the Board, not the bargaining unit member.
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Board counsel means the assistant attorney general who pro- vides legal advice to the Board.
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Board counsel means Greg Wilkes of O’Melveny & Myers LLP, in his capacity as counsel to the board of directors of ION Geophysical.
Board counsel means the Employee of the Board holding the most senior Legal Officer position, or in the absence of an Employee holding a Legal Officer position, a member of the Law Society of Alberta retained to act as legal counsel for the Board;
Board counsel means the assistant attorney general who provides legal advice to the Board.
Board counsel means the legal counsel retained by the board for the purpose of a hearing.
Board counsel means the attorney assigned by the Office of the Attorney General to provide legal advice to the Board, and to represent the Board in legal matters and suits filed against and on behalf of the Board.