Examples of Ministerial Order in a sentence

In compliance with Ministerial Order 706, it is recommended that all Victorian school staff undertake the online training course and have their competency in using an autoinjector tested in person within 30 days of completing the course by an Anaphylaxis Supervisor that has completed Course in Verifying the Correct Use of Adrenaline Autoinjector Devices 22303VIC.
The principal must ensure that when a student at risk of an anaphylactic reaction is under the care or supervision of the school outside normal class activities, such as in the school yard, on camps or excursions or at special events conducted, organised or attended by the school, there are sufficient staff present who have been trained in accordance with Ministerial Order 706.
This policy takes into account relevant legislative requirements within the state of Victoria, including the specific requirements of the Victorian Child Safe Standards as set out in Ministerial Order No. 870.
The school is compliant with the Child Safe Standards prescribed in Ministerial Order No. 870 – Child Safe Standards, Managing Risk of Child Abuse in School.
AND provision of • an in house briefing at least twice per calendar year in accordance with Ministerial Order 706.

More Definitions of Ministerial Order

Ministerial Order means Ministerial Order 1359 (as amended or replaced from time to time).

Ministerial Order means an Order made by the Minister under this Act;

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.

Ministerial Order means Ministerial Order 870 entitled “Child Safe Standards – Managing the risk

Ministerial Order means an order of the Minister made under the EM Act.

Ministerial Order means an order prepared in draft in accordance with Schedule 1 to the Act;

Ministerial Order means an order made or deemed to be made by the Minister under section 83A.';