Examples of Designated Executive Officer in a sentence
The Senior Child Protection Officer (Delyth Lloyd Griffiths) is the Education Department’s Child Protection Designated Executive Officer for receiving any enquiries (see Appendix 2).
The Education Department’s Child Protection Designated Executive Officer (Delyth Lloyd Griffiths) represents Education on Gwynedd's Operational Panel for Safeguarding Children and Adults.
The lead responsibility for developing policies and procedures is delegated to the Education Department’s Child Protection Designated Executive Officer (Mrs Delyth Lloyd Griffiths).
There is an obligation to refer any inadequate Protection practices or complaints about locations for the attention of the Child Protection Designated Executive Officer (Delyth Lloyd Griffiths) in the education department, in order to take action to reduce the risk for all the children and young people of Gwynedd.
The Designated Executive Officer for a University Policy may also be specified as the Procedural Authority or the Procedural Officer or both.
The President will normally be named the Designated Executive Officer for a University Policy that is institutional in nature and transcends Vice-Presidential portfolios.
A Vice-President will normally be named as the Designated Executive Officer for a University Policy within the scope of his or her authority or portfolio.
The Education Department’s Child Protection Designated Executive Officer represents Education on Anglesey's Operational Panel for Safeguarding Children and Adults.
There is an obligation to refer any inadequate safeguarding practices or complaints about locations to the attention of the Safeguarding Children Designated Executive Officer (Gwyneth Mon Hughes) in the education department, in order to take action to reduce the risk for all of the children and young people of Anglesey.
The maximum number of shares that may be granted to any Designated Executive Officer under this Section 3(a) for any Fiscal year shall be 250,000 shares.