Sentence examples for entrusted persons from inspiring English sources

Asylum seekers in detention on mainland Australia were often taken to public hospitals for treatment and doctors who saw them became entrusted persons under the act.

Other medical workers have also spoken out in defiance of the Border Force Act which criminalises the discussion of detention conditions by "entrusted persons".

The new offence, which came into force on Wednesday, gives the Department of Immigration and Border Protection broader powers to determine what information is considered "protected", with "entrusted persons" who disclose such details liable for up to two years' jail.

Australia's medical fraternity continues to protest against immigration detention policies, in defiance of the Border Force Act, which carries a potential two-year jail term for "entrusted persons" who speak out about conditions in detention.

As we have seen, the Border Force Act provides jail terms for doctors, other health workers and indeed a whole range of "entrusted persons" working at "processing centres" who disclose or even make a record of "protected information".

It includes provision for a two-year jail sentence for "entrusted persons" such as ourselves if we continue to speak out about the deplorable state of human rights in immigration detention without the express permission of the minister for immigration and border protection.

It provides that an entrusted person may disclose protected information if: (a) the entrusted person reasonably believes that the disclosure is necessary to prevent or lessen a serious threat to the life or health of an individual; and (b) the disclosure is for the purposes of preventing or lessening that threat.

When you entrust someone with power, they would say, you want a person who is calm and even-tempered, a person who thinks long and hard before making a decision, a person who speaks with careful deliberation, a person who understands the complex mesh of social relations, a person more like Barack Obama than Bibi Netanyahu.

All of the persons entrusted with these tasks are treated as "officers of the court," who must all be appointed by the court, must give bond, and will be closely supervised by the court.

No business plan, authorization procedure or prospectus was necessary, and funds were entrusted to unknown persons who might (and sometimes did) abscond with the day's takings.

The clinicians stated that a medical decision has to be made by obstetricians; a decision about performing a CS cannot be entrusted to lay persons.