External Agencies definition

External Agencies means properties that the City of Winnipeg notifies to deploy their private flood protection measures;

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External Agencies means other departments or agency Banks, UIDAI, CBDT, PUDA, Treasury, e-Stamping solution provider, etc.

External Agencies means organizations that require annual approval from Council of the Regional budget for their Regionally financed budgeted expenditures or revenues taking place from January 1st to December 31st each year. These organizations include but are not limited to the Peel Regional Police, Ontario Provincial Police, Credit Valley Conservation, Toronto and Regional Conservation Area, Conservation Halton and the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation.

Examples of External Agencies in a sentence

• All External Agencies and Speakers must read the Visiting speakers agreement.

• All External Agencies and Speakers must read the Visiting Speakers Agreement.

• Forward planning Formal assessment and moderation Professional Update Curriculum development Additional supervised pupil activity Additional time for preparation and correction Meetings with External Agencies Where it is proposed that there should be cluster-based activities these should be discussed and agreed as part of each school’s WTA.

• As outlined in the Protocol for Partnerships with External Agencies for Provision of Services by Regulated Health Professionals, Regulated Social Service Professionals, and Paraprofessional, all required documentation will be attached to this agreement (refer to TCDSB protocol – section 7).

• This Agreement consists of this document and includes the following listed exhibits which are incorporated into this Agreement: Exhibit A: Receiver Data and Certification (External Agencies Only) Exhibit B: Data Management Exhibit C: Certification of Data Disposition Exhibit D: DHS Information Security Policy Exhibit E: Data Dictionary There are no other documents unless specifically referenced and incorporated in this Agreement.

• All External Agencies and Speakers must read and accept the Visiting Speakers Agreement.

• IU may enter into contractual agreements to serve as fiscal agent for certain entities which are external to IU governance (External Agencies), for the purpose of facilitating the mutual achievement of educational, research and public services purposes and goals, but only in such instances where the purpose and function of the External Agency relates to, and is consistent with, IU’s mission.

• External Agencies are no longer allowed to use motor pool vehicles; they are not required to carry an employee bond as part of the insurance requirement.

• All External Agencies and Speakers must read and sign the Visiting speakers’ agreement, (Appendix 1) and the register of visiting speakers (appendix 2) must be completed.

• All External Agencies and Speakers must read the Visiting speaker’s agreement.

More Definitions of External Agencies

External Agencies means agencies, organizations, or levels of government that may be affected by an Application, including but not limited to provincial ministries and commissions, First Nations, neighbouring local governments, and Council advisory bodies;

External Agencies means regulatory compliance authorities or external audit agencies which prescribe laws, criteria, regulations, and rules with which PTT must comply, such as the Office of the National Anti-Corruption Commission, the Office of the Securities and

External Agencies. This applies when an officer is to be transferred to or from an agency/organisation external to the Service e.g. Australian Crime Commission.