standards committee. (“pwyllgor safonau”) means the standards committee of the county or county borough council which has functions in relation to the community council for which it is responsible under section 56(1) and (2) of the Local Government Act 2000.
standards committee means a committee of the Board set up in exercise of the Board’s powers contained in the Articles to oversee the Solutions and Standards Program and related processes.
standards committee. (“pwyllgor safonau”) means—
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standards committee the LCRCA has delegated powers to deal with matters of conduct and ethical standards to this Committee; and Scrutiny Panel – to achieve greater public accountability over decisions made and services delivered within LCR. The Panel is responsible for undertaking scrutiny reviews into areas of strategic importance for the people of the LCR; provides a ‘critical friend’ role in helping to shape policy and strategy development; and monitors the delivery of the Authority’s strategic plan.
standards committee. (“pwyllgor safonau”) means the standards committee of the relevant local authority as established under section 53 of the 2000 Act (standards committees).
standards committee is a committee chartered by Global Footprint Network that reviews, develops, and prepares the Ecological Footprint Standards for Ecological Footprint Assessments.
standards committee means the standards committee, or sub-committee of a standards committee, which exercises functions in relation to an authority under sections 54 and 55 of the Act(6);
standards committee. - means the committee set up under the Localism Act 2011 however named.
standards committee means any committee, established by a standards-setting body such as Standards Australia, involved in the process of developing GEMS requirements.
standards committee means the Committee established by the Council pursuant to Section 101 of the Local Government Act 1972 to promote and maintain high standards of ethical conduct by elected an co-opted members of the Borough Council, to provide advice and guidance to such members on the application of the Members Code of Conduct and to conduct hearings in respect of complaints referred to it by the Monitoring Officer under these Arrangement, including, at the conclusion of the hearing and having regard to the opinion of the Independent Person, to determine whether there has been a failure by a Subject Member to comply with the Members Code of Conduct and if so, to further recommend what action (if any) should be taken in relation to such failure.