Local Registration Authority definition
Local Registration Authority for an occupation means the person or Authority in the jurisdiction of the Party having the function conferred by legislation of Registering persons in connection with their carrying on of that occupation under the Laws of a Party.
Local Registration Authority means a person appointed by the authorised person under regulation 4(1); and
Local Registration Authority means a person that is responsible for the identification, review and verification of information provided by Applicants or Subscribers.
Examples of Local Registration Authority in a sentence
If SP Customer requests Certificates for its employees, SP Customer will act as a Local Registration Authority (LRA) as governed by the “Agreement for Qualified Signing Service for Customers of Service Providers”.
More Definitions of Local Registration Authority
Local Registration Authority have the meaning ascribed to them in CRTC Decision 2019-353;
Local Registration Authority or “LRA” refers to the organization entering into this agreement with ECAC.
Local Registration Authority of a State for an occupation means the person or authority in the State having the function conferred by legislation of registering persons in connection with their carrying on of that occupation in the State;
Local Registration Authority or “LRA” means an individual authorized by an authorized officer of the Hospital to direct HHS (via written confirmation, which may include an email to the CritiCall Ontario Help Desk; or, if implemented by HHS, via an authorization process within a CritiCall Ontario portal) to issue, revoke and/or revise any User login credentials and/or access permissions.
Local Registration Authority or “LRA” refers to the organization entering into this agreement with Technology Source.
Local Registration Authority means a person that is responsible for the identification, review and verification of information provided by Applicants or Subscribers, but which does not sign or issue Certificates, Certificate revocation lists (“CRLs”), or other revocation information.