Investigative Authority definition

Investigative Authority means the Office of Adult Abuse Prevention and Investigation, local Department offices, and Area Agencies on Aging that contract with the Department to provide adult protective services to adults who are older or adults with physical, mental, or developmental disabilities.

Investigative Authority means one or more trained individuals appointed to conduct a formal investigation to discover and examine the facts of an allegation and conclude if, based on the preponderance of the evidence, the allegation is substantiated, unsubstantiated, or if there is insufficient information. In grievances involving allegation of sex-based behaviors, the investigative authority will be limited to only reporting the evidence collected during the investigation, as well as issuing appropriate determination surrounding credibility of witnesses and evidence.

Investigative Authority means the Office of Training, Investigations, and Safety or “OTIS”, local Department offices, and Area Agencies on Aging that contract with the Department to provide adult protective services to adults who are older or adults with physical, mental, or developmental disabilities.

Examples of Investigative Authority in a sentence

• By doing business at TradeRev, you authorize us to comply with all reasonable requests from any Investigative Authority for information and/or documents concerning you, your business, and/or transaction history.

• The Prime Minister had outlined in Parliament that a National (Independent) Investigative Authority (NIIA), is to be set up to tackle ‘crimes of an increasingly complex nature’, separate from the JCF.

• It is understood and agreed that in order to be eligible for coverage and maintain such eligibility, the Group must meet the following requirements.

• After the complaint is clarified or completed, the Investigative Authority shall issue the corresponding decision within the following fifteen days.If such period expires without the required clarification or completion of the complaint or without the fulfillment of the requirements, the complaint shall be dismissed.The Investigative Authority shall dismiss a complaint if such complaint does not fulfill the requirements established on Article 68 LFCE.

• Although that may not be the case with the drug industry, when prices are rising dramatically and middle players hold significant sway, one would want to observe carefully.c. The Federal Trade Commission’s Expanded Investigative Authority Under Section 6(b).

More Definitions of Investigative Authority

Investigative Authority means the Office of Adult Abuse Prevention and Investigation, local Department offices, and Area Agencies on Aging

Investigative Authority means the Office of Adult Abuse Prevention and Investigation, local Department offices, and Area Agencies on Aging that contract with the Department to provide adult protective services to

Investigative Authority means any Authority having a statutory right to investigate:

Investigative Authority means a person, body or organization that has the authority under an Act of Ontario or Canada to conduct investigations into allegations of offences, abuse, wrongdoing or other matters, and includes, but is not limited to, a police service, Children’s Aid Society or coroner, and the Ombudsman; (“autorité chargée des enquêtes”)

Investigative Authority means any Authority having a statutory right to investigate the CIDS/ODS Contractor's Activities or any activities of the Principal which are affected by the CIDS/ODS Contractor's Activities, including ATSB, ONRSR and OTSI. Key Plant and Equipment means the following key plant, equipment and goods (including all associated equipment, spare parts and accessories):

Investigative Authority means the Financial Intelligence Unit, Lesotho Mounted Police Service, the Directorate of Corruption and Economic Offences or any other investigative body established by law;

Investigative Authority means a person or body that the Cabinet may prescribe as an investigative authority for the purposes of this Law;