The phrase "a statutory responsibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a duty or obligation that is mandated by law.
Example: "The organization has a statutory responsibility to ensure compliance with environmental regulations."
Alternatives: "a legal obligation" or "a mandated duty".
Their annual public health report, which is a statutory responsibility, is one example.
Not preserved in aspic, but a statutory responsibility for our local authorities.
There is a statutory responsibility for departments to help self-funders "micro-commission" care, and ensure a supporting infrastructure is available.
Blatter, who as president has a statutory responsibility for the line management of Fifa's secretary general, refused to express any view about Valcke's explanation.
But Home Office minister Mark Harper countered that Labour had 13 years to make sex and relationship education compulsory, and said "sex education is a statutory responsibility already".
He accepted that the central bank had been given new powers to deal with banks that run into trouble, and that it now had a statutory responsibility for financial stability.
Executives will now have a statutory "duty of responsibility" requiring them to take steps to prevent regulatory breaches.
He told the Science and Technology committee: "In the case of the BBC they have a very clear statutory responsibility.
Since October 2002 UK Primary Care Trusts (PCTs), the major providers of community health care services, have had statutory responsibility for having and maintaining a Major Incident plan [ 1].
Since October 2002 in the UK Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) have had statutory responsibility for having and maintaining a Major Incident plan and since 2005 they have been obliged to co-operate with other responders to an incident.
"However, except for a very small number of young offenders over an inadequate three-month period, the Probation Service has no statutory responsibility for supervising that group; nobody does.
