Executive Function definition

Executive Function means any function of the authority which is to be discharged by the Executive by virtue of section 13 of the Local Government 2000, the Local Authority (Functions and Responsibilities) (England) Regulations 2000 as amended, or any resolution of Council
Executive Function means any function which is the responsibility of the Executive in accordance with section 9D of the 2000 Act
Executive Function means a function which is the responsibility of a local authority’s executive under Part 1A of the 2000 Act and the Functions Regulations, or a Local Choice Function which the Council has decided should be the responsibility of the Executive;

Examples of Executive Function in a sentence

  • Within two weeks of being elected as Leader the Leader will submit to the Proper Officer a Cabinet Scheme of Delegations setting out the responsibilities and delegated authority of each member of the Cabinet and any other delegation of any Executive Function the Leader chooses to make.

  • Senior Executive Function The Senior Executive Function is the function of having overall responsibility alone or jointly with one or more individuals: for the conduct of the whole of the business of a Licensed Firm; or in the case of a Non-Local Licensed Firm, for the business of the Licensed Firm carried out in or from the QFC.

  • Any contract with a value exceeding £1,000,000 entered into on behalf of the local authority in the course or the discharge of an Executive Function shall be made in writing.

  • The Notice of Key Decision will state that a Key Decision is to be taken by the Cabinet, a Committee of the Cabinet, individual members of the Cabinet, Officers, Area Committees or under joint arrangements in the course of the discharge of an Executive Function.

  • After consulting with the Head of Paid Service and the Monitoring Officer, the Section 151 Officer will report to the Council or to the Cabinet in relation to an Executive Function and the Authority’s external auditor if he or she considers that any proposal, decision or course of action will involve incurring unlawful expenditure, or is unlawful and is likely to cause a loss or deficiency or if the Authority is about to enter an item of account unlawfully.


More Definitions of Executive Function

Executive Function means the brain's ability to absorb information, interpret this information, and make decisions based upon this information.
Executive Function means any function of the authority which is to be
Executive Function means a function that is the responsibility of the Leader of
Executive Function means any function which is the responsibility of the Executive in Cabinet.
Executive Function means a function that is the responsibility of the elected
Executive Function means a function other than a 5 reserved function;’’, and
Executive Function means the administration of: