enforcing authority means the Division of Consumer Protection.
enforcing authority means the competent authority in the enforcing State to which the European Production Order and the European Production Order Certificate or the European Preservation Order and the European Preservation Order Certificate are transmitted by the issuing authority for enforcement;
enforcing authority means the food law enforcement authority in a Member State which is investigating infringements or queries relating to food products received from other Member States;
More Definitions of enforcing authority
enforcing authority means the Executive or any other authority which is by any of the relevant statutory provisions or by regulations under subsection (2) above made responsible for the enforcement of any of those provisions to any extent; and
enforcing authority means the attorney general of Wyoming;
enforcing authority means the division, the municipal or county fire department, another fire- prevention agency acting within its jurisdiction, or the building official of any city or county and his authorized representatives.
enforcing authority means the division, the municipal or county fire department, other fire prevention agency acting within its respective fire prevention jurisdiction, or the building official of any city or county.
enforcing authority means, in relation to the exercise of functions under these Regulations, the authority, being either the chief inspector or district council, by whom, under regulation 7, those functions are exercisable;
enforcing authority means any government or statutory authority or body implementing or enforcing environmental protection legislation within Great Britain, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man.
enforcing authority means any of the following who have authority to enforce the provisions of this Part: