Consultative Bodies definition

Consultative Bodies means The Law Society, the Legal Aid Practitioners Group, and The Bar Council. For civil Contract Work, Consultative Bodies also includes the Advice Services Alliance;
Consultative Bodies means The Law Society, the Legal Aid Practitioners Group, the Bar Council and the Advice Services Alliance;
Consultative Bodies means The Law Society, the Legal Aid Practitioners Group, The Bar Council, the London Criminal Law Solicitors Association, the Criminal Bar Association and the London Criminal Courts Solicitors Association (and any other body we may agree with you to consult in accordance with this Contract);

Examples of Consultative Bodies in a sentence

  • However, it was felt on consultation with Consultative Bodies that the minor change to paragraph 2.38 of the Specification was required to the contract documentation to make it consistent with the other face-to- face contracts.

  • Section 80 – Board of Directors and Consultative Bodies of TEZ Operators.

  • The process of consultation for IPs inside ancestral domains begins with a consultation with the Provincial Consultative Bodies (PCB) to present the project concept and map and to determine if the project would affect ancestral domains and IPs, the presence of IPs in the area, or the existence of collective attachment of IPs to the area affected.

  • Our constant priority is the correct and on a permanent basis the functioning of the Consultative Bodies of the Committee of the Regions, namely the Political Committee, the Trade Union Commission, the Student Committee and the General Advisory Body of the Youth Organization, so that there is a two-way relationship implementation of the Board’s policy, but also adoption of opinions and suggestions from the various youth organizations.

  • The National Indigenous Education Consultative Bodies (IECB) Network (2012) has released a position paper that draws on the development of the National professional standards for teachers (AITSL, 2011) and the Australian Curriculum.

  • Consultative Bodies The Courts will maintain a National Consultative Committee (NCC) and a Local Consultative Committee (LCC) in each major Registry.

  • The Conference welcomed the recommendations of the Euro-Mediterranean meeting of Economic and Social Consultative Bodies held in Athens.

  • Any such further requirements will be based on any relevant accreditation scheme introduced by a representative body recognised by us and will only be implemented following consultation with Consultative Bodies.

  • Section B1a to be completed for each Lot applied for CONTRACT #1 Start Date - End Date Client Name & address Client contact person: Phone no.: Details of Mentoring Services provided (set out sector, development stage of client, link to specific Category competency/area).

  • Based on the asprirasi Society Consultative Bodies of the village hosted a meeting of the members to formulate a Consultative Agency of the official views of the village and poured into a news show about the results of the meeting of members of the Consultative Body of the village.


More Definitions of Consultative Bodies

Consultative Bodies means the Law Society, the Bar Council and the Legal Aid Practitioners’ Group;
Consultative Bodies means The Law Society and where the context requires, the Advice Services Alliance and/or The Bar Council;

Related to Consultative Bodies

  • Auditor General means the person appointed as Auditor-General in terms of section 193 of the Constitution, and includes a person-

  • Auditors means the auditors for the time being of the Company;

  • Third Party Applications means online, Web-based applications and offline software products that are provided by third parties and are identified as third-party applications, including but not limited to those listed on the AppExchange and the Reseller Application.

  • Communications Provider means a person who provides an Electronic Communications Network or an Electronic Communications Service;

  • Contracting Parties has the meaning set forth in Section 9.14.