Six months of continuous failures entitle the department to terminate the contract.
Imagine a BBC department entitled "astrology and ethics": this is more or less what we have.
"In Turkey, Islam does not determine politics, but politics determine Islam," Gunter Seufert, a sociologist, concluded in a 2004 study of the department entitled "State and Islam in Turkey".
And yet, according to BBC types at the festival, Entwistle's close advisers were the heads of in-house departments entitled communications and strategy.
Civil servants in the department are entitled to 18 weeks leave on full pay.
Joey Sigala, president of the Albuquerque Police Officers Associationn, said that while the department was entitled to dictate what officers wear and say on the clock, "I don't believe they have the right to tell us what to do outside of that".
"The Justice Department has always taken seriously cases in which government employees and contractors entrusted with classified information are suspected of willfully disclosing such classified information to those not entitled to it," a department official explained.
At issue was section 53 of the 2000 act, which allows a minister to certify that he has formed the opinion, "on reasonable grounds", that a government department is entitled to refuse a request for disclosure.
"Local NHS organisations must make sure those eligible for Healthy Start get the supplements they're entitled to, and the department continues to work closely with the NHS on this".
Insofar as the claim has been flushed out, it appears to be that the department is entitled to conduct its investigations into mistakes such as this entirely on its own (it has referred the matter to its own inspector general) with no role for Congress at all.
Mr Grieve had said the departments were legally entitled to refuse disclosure because the correspondence was part of the prince's "preparation for becoming king".
