The phrase "authority scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to organizational structures, governance, or systems of control where authority is defined or distributed.
Example: "The new authority scheme implemented by the management has clarified the roles and responsibilities of each team member."
Alternatives: "power structure" or "governance framework".
The primary authority scheme, which allows businesses to get advice on regulation from a single local council, will be extended.
Adverts have been placed in local newspapers in Berkshire asking for landlords to become part of a "three to five years guaranteed local authority scheme".
Several local authority funds, including the Greater Manchester Pension Fund, the UK's largest local authority scheme, which manages more than £20bn of assets, have already taken the decision to exit tobacco for ethical and social reasons, as have some of the world's largest fund managers.
Rao and Xie [8] present another distributed certification authority scheme based on clustering scheme.
Ali, a Labour MP, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Friday that she had deep concerns about Prevent, which funds local authority schemes aimed at preventing people from becoming involved in extremism.
The study notes that the Government is obliged (under the 2012 Local government finance act) to independently review the effectiveness, efficiency and fairness of the various authority schemes within three years of the act coming into effect.
Rushanara Ali, the MP for Bethnal Green and Bow, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Friday that she had deep concerns about Prevent, which funds local authority schemes aimed at preventing people from becoming involved in extremism.
Greater community ownership of energy production – through domestic solar or part ownership of local authority schemes – was also widely cited as key to engaging consumers while increasing the proportion of clean energy.
But a comprehensive audit by the Centre for Responsible Credit, using government data and statistics obtained under Freedom of Information, says that the policy has run into "major problems" and that around a third of the 150 local authority schemes "performed particularly badly" in 2013-14.
It concluded that all local authority schemes that have not reached financial close would not go ahead, saving "billions" of pounds.
Private-sector companies are not allowed such flexibility.At the last reckoning in March 2007, the assets of British local-authority schemes were reckoned to be worth 84% of liabilities (in present-value terms).
