Lead Authority means the local authority appointed by the Parties under this agreement to lead on a particular function in accordance with Clause 12.
Lead Authority means a local authority in Wales acting as the Lead Regional Transport Authority for one or more of its Constituent Local Authorities;
Lead Authority means the local authority appointed by the Parties under this agreement to lead on a specified matter or function.
Examples of Lead Authority in a sentence
The signature by the Recipient shall be deemed to be by it as the Lead Authority for the Local Authority NRSP Members and as the agent of the other Local Authority NRSP Members.
The intention is that the Parties will work collaboratively with a view to setting clear goals detailing specific areas / projects where road safety benefits can be achieved by the Recipient as the Lead Authority for the NRSP and through the NRSP Agreement using the Surplus NDORS Monies.
More Definitions of Lead Authority
Lead Authority means Cambridgeshire County Council
Lead Authority means SLDC or such other Party as shall be appointed from time to time as the Lead Authority for the purposes of this Agreement;
Lead Authority means such Participating Authority appointed as such pursuant to the Agreement
Lead Authority means a Party that has recognized or designated, or will recognize or designate, a particular Regulated Entity, and that has been selected from time to time
Lead Authority means the Council, having the principal responsibility for undertaking the particular tasks within the WITS Services and that is authorised by the Members to determine how to undertake the tasks
Lead Authority means Elmbridge Borough Council.
Lead Authority means the local authority appointed by the Authorities as lead authority in accordance with Clause 6.