Vetting definition

Vetting means the process of vetting IAAF Officials as set out in the Vetting Rules.

Vetting means the process whereby it is decided if an Applicant or Existing World Athletics Official is Eligible to be, or remain in office as, a World Athletics Official in accordance with the Constitution, the Rules and Regulations.

Vetting. ' means conducting an investigation with a view of scrutinizing the integrity of applicants

Examples of Vetting in a sentence

• The Authority may require the Contractor to ensure that any person employed in the provision of the Goods or Services has undertaken a criminal records check by means of a Basic Disclosure or a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check as per the Contractor’s Personnel Vetting Procedures.

• A complete list of routine uses may be found in the applicable System of Records Notice (SORN), DUSDI-02 DoD, Personnel Vetting Records System, at xxxxx://xxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/Portals/49/Documents/Privacy/SORNs/OSDJS/DUSDI-02-DoD.pdf DISCLOSURE: Voluntary.

• Depending on the nature of your volunteer placement you may be required to complete Garda Vetting and or supply references.

• The Contractor confirms that all persons employed or engaged by the Contractor were vetted and recruited on a basis that is equivalent to and no less strict than the Contractors’ Personnel Vetting Procedures.

More Definitions of Vetting

Vetting will be required for all Marine Vessels calling at the Operator’s Marine Terminal.

Vetting means the background check on a person, by the Commission or other competent authority, before being offered an employment, promotions or conferring an award and includes verification of academic certificates and identification document.

Vetting. ' means conducting an investigation with a view of scrutinizing the integrity of applicants to a post in the management of Cooperative Societies in accordance to section 17(3) of this Code of Conduct.

Vetting means an examination by the Bureau of its records in relation to prospective employees covered by this Act, for the purpose of disclosure of records in respect of those prospective employees in accordance the provisions of this Act.

Vetting means the formal process of obtaining checks from another agency, e.g. criminal record checks, fingerprint and background checks.

Vetting means the formal process of obtaining checks from another agency, e.g. the Police vetting service or criminal record checks. The purpose of the Police Vetting service in New Zealand for public safety and is only available to certain approved agencies who are involved with the protection of vulnerable members of society. Approved agencies are defined as those meeting one or more of the following criteria:

Vetting means the process by which the suitability of a serving judge or magistrate to continue serving in the Judiciary is determined as provided in the Act.