Her expert qualifications?
Valuable schemes, I'm sure, but hardly expert qualifications in arts governance.
As mentioned earlier, for use of expert elicitation in business or court, different procedures and expert qualifications are likely to be necessary [ 13].
The credentials recognized as "Expert Qualifications" for toxicologists are discussed in the chapter "Reference Guide to Toxicology" (Goldstein and Henifen 2011).
This should be distinguished from the use of expert knowledge in e.g. court decisions (expert witnesses), industry or in the media, for which other processes, considerations and expert qualifications are likely to be more appropriate [ 13, 30, 31].
It might help to have expert qualifications but sometimes that can scare people away, so it comes down to who you are and how good you are with people.
Your Honor, I would submit that this expert's qualifications are the same qualifications that everyone standing in this courtroom has.
According to Allen Haig-Brown, a maritime expert, the qualifications for a good tug captain include respect for the sea and nerves of steel.
"You are aware that I have always been the top shot, highest score, an expert in rifle qualification in every unit I have been on," he wrote.
Clements told the court he was a canoe and paddle sport expert with no qualification for working on high wires, though he had experience assisting in height activities during his years at Raleigh.
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