This study can also help planners and policy makers understand the responsibility, authority, and competencies that support the preparation of a disaster management plan.
Accordingly PHLP includes 1) laws/legal authorities; 2) competencies of those who apply the law; 3) information relevant for the application of the law; and 4) coordination across sectors/jurisdictions.
According to a report released recently by the American Academy of Diplomacy and the Henry L. Stimson Center, "The Secretary of State lacks the tools — people, competencies, authorities, programs, and funding — to execute the President's foreign policies".
Putin believed that Russia had grown weak and ineffectual in the nineties, and during the first year of his Presidency he and a council of economic advisers carried out reforms meant to bolster the authority and the competency of the state.
In formal accreditation, an entity who provides a professional service is assessed against official standards, and is issued with certification of its competency, authority, or credibility.
In a statement, the supporters' trust said the board had "the competency and authority to deal with the matters surrounding Mr Green's recent performance".
The filmmakers also undercut the competency and authority of the CIA throughout the film in a manner that compelled acting-CIA director Michael Morrell to criticize the film for its portrayal of the Intelligence community.
Accreditation status is the declaration by the accreditation agency, an external authority that HCOs have demonstrated competency against recognised industry-based safety and quality standards.
In 2016, the federal government and the states agreed in principle on transferring some of these competencies to a new federal infrastructure authority [20].
Even in the late Twentieth century, some authorities held extrinsic factors (competency, aesthetics, tradition, didactics, accepted paradigms, and history of practice) to be paramount ("taxonomy is an art and taxonomists are thus artists") [[ 123], p.428].
