Ministerial Order definition

Ministerial Order means an order made by the Minister for Lands under the Land Administration Act 1997.
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Ministerial Order means Ministerial Order 870 entitled “Child Safe Standards – Managing the risk of child abuse in schools” (as amended from time to time).
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Ministerial Order means Ministerial Order 870 entitled
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Examples of Ministerial Order in a sentence

  • The PhD Project shall be performed in accordance with the Danish Ministerial Order on the PhD Programme at the Universities and Certain Higher Artistic Educational Institutions in force at the time in question (Ministerial Order no.

  • Ministerial Order 1359 requires the School to implement child safety standards and to accommodate and take the needs of all children into account when creating a child safe environment.

  • The Jurisdictional Assignment Plan of the Alberta Construction Industry as per Ministerial Order 35/95 dated the 18th day of October 1995 shall also be used by those parties stipulated to the provincial plan.

  • The Principal Class Employee may access other leave in accordance with the Act, any relevant Ministerial Order made under the Act and any policies and instructions issued by the Employer.

  • The parties agree that the school year shall be set in accordance with the School Act, and Regulations, the School Calendar Regulations, and with Ministerial Order 122/93 or subsequent order, if applicable.


More Definitions of Ministerial Order

Ministerial Order means Ministerial Order 1359 (as amended or replaced from time to time).
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Ministerial Order means an Order made by the Minister under this Act;
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Ministerial Order means ministerial order no. 231 of 26 March 2009 issued by the Minister of Economic and Business Affairs according to Section 16b(3), Section 16c(4), an d Section 16c(6) of the Act.
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Ministerial Order means Ministerial Order 870 entitled “Child Safe Standards – Managing the risk
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Ministerial Order means an order prepared in draft in accordance with Schedule 1 to the Act;
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Ministerial Order means an order of the Minister made under the EM Act.
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Ministerial Order means an order made or deemed to be made by the Minister under section 11.'.
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