Council Guidelines definition

Council Guidelines means relevant rules, procedures, guidelines, policies, codes of practice, Standing Orders and Financial Regulations and standards of the Council currently applying or as notified to the Organisation by the Council or the Council’s Representative from time to time, as any of the same may from time to time be amended by the Council and notified to the Organisation.
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Examples of Council Guidelines in a sentence

  • Curriculum Council Guidelines describe the duties of Council members.

  • A list of committees and job descriptions may be found in the Curriculum Council Guidelines document.

  • FOR CHILDREN aged 6 -12 years Preferred option: 3 ampoules of adrenaline 1 in 1000 (1mg/ml): 300mcg to be administered every 5 minutes as specified in the immunisation Green Book and Resuscitation Council Guidelines.

  • OR an adrenaline 300mcg auto injector (Jext®, Epipen® - note that Jext® has a longer shelf life) for use in children 6 -12 use as above, FOR CHILDREN less than 6 years of age Preferred option: 3 ampoules of adrenaline 1 in 1000 (1mg/ml): 150 mcg to be administered every 5 minutes as specified in the immunisation Green Book and Resuscitation Council Guidelines.

  • The criteria for preventable accidents shall be as set forth in the Preventable Accidents System, based on National Safety Council Guidelines.

  • Upon OSC prior approval, such purchase may be done under this contact above twenty (20) percent in accordance with Procurement Council Guidelines, Section 4 Procurement Techniques, F.

  • The Parties agree that the Site Council Guidelines represent the agreements and understandings the parties have with each other concerning Site Councils and Shared Decision Making.

  • Upon OSC prior approval, such purchase may be done under this contact above 20% in accordance with Procurement Council Guidelines, Section 4 Procurement Techniques, F.

  • The National Health and Medical Research Council Guidelines for Risks in Recreational Waters should be used when assessing untreated waters used for recreational purposes.

  • State Agencies should refer to Procurement Council Guidelines for additional information.