Initiators and approvers must have access authority provided by the Office of the Controller.
Union leaders have argued the trusts aren't government entities, so they are not subject to public records laws or the auditing authority of the city controller.
D'Arcy maintains the nonprofits are independent trusts created for the benefit of DWP workers and not subject to the state Public Records Act or the authority of the city controller.
D'Arcy, who heads the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 18, has argued that the nonprofits are not public entities and are not subject to open-records laws or the auditing authority of the city controller.
D'Arcy, who has thwarted attempts by the DWP's Board of Commissioners to get an independent accounting of the groups' spending, has argued the nonprofits aren't government entities, nor subject to public records laws or the auditing authority of the city controller.
He has fought release of the financial records, saying that the institutes are not subject to state public records laws or the auditing authority of City Controller Ron Galperin.
Basically, we have 6 controllers and each of the controllers controls one light.
Conflicts can arise between the control responsibilities of the air traffic controller and the authority of the pilot in the aircraft.
2. A "processor," i.e., a natural or legal person, public authority, agency, or other body which processes personal data on behalf of the controller.
Instead, Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero declared a state of alarm and forced the controllers back to work under military authority, and the controllers' union ended up apologizing for its actions.
We believe that OSS is logically connected with the idea of one Data Protection Authority (hereinafter "DPA") with an exclusive jurisdiction and that this can only mean that, given one controller, no other DPA can be a competent authority.2 In other words, OSS implies a single and comprehensive competent authority of a given controller.
