Examples of Official Secretary in a sentence
None of the observations and related risks precluded planned assurance from being taken for our financial statements audit.
For the purposes of this Act, a document in the possession of a person employed under section 13 of the Governor-General Act 1974 that is in his or her possession by reason of his or her employment under that section shall be taken to be in the possession of the Official Secretary to the Governor-General.
The University Council shall have the following ex-officio members: Vice President for Student Affairs and Services; Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies; Vice President for Information Technology; the associate provosts; University Registrar; Athletic Council Chairperson; Faculty Grievance Official; Secretary for Academic Governance, and Ombudsperson.
Dues shall consist of $6 per six months as defined by the Amtgard Rules of Play.
However, when clearing long service leave balances a minimum of 14 consecutive calendar days must be cleared unless otherwise approved by the Official Secretary.
Responsible Official: Secretary of State in conjunction with the Registrars of Voters.
The Official Secretary may approve a request from an employee for the averaging of hours of work over a specified period.
Where the Official Secretary requires that an employee be contactable and available to work for a specified period, the employee will be paid Restriction Allowance at the rate of $5.25 for each hour he/she is required to be contactable and available for work.
The Official Secretary may authorise an employee(s) to exercise any of his/her powers under this Agreement by written instrument including any conditions applying to the exercise of those powers.
Employees commencing with the Office, and existing employees who are offered a contract at a higher classification within the Office, will commence at the base pay point for the relevant classification unless a higher pay point is approved by the Official Secretary on the basis of established qualifications, skills and experience.