Sentence examples for ministerial access from inspiring English sources

Barbour told them that in Australia decisions concerning ministerial access were made by the Prime Minister personally.

"The findings show a massive disparity in ministerial access for different types of groups – corporate interests clearly have privileged access.

Last week Britain's most senior civil servant, Sir Jeremy Heywood, issued guidance for mandarins (pdf) about ministerial access to government papers on the referendum and David Cameron's EU negotiations.

The exposures of the cash for questions racket, the arms to Iraq scandal, of Jonathan Aitken's duplicities, Derek Dolly Draperer's cash for ministerial access sales pitch, and other abuses of political power, were not a consequence of parliamentary watchdogs but of investigative journalists.

Surveillance agencies do not require ministerial authorisation to access the information.

Clive Lewis, the shadow energy and climate change minister, demanded a review into the heir to the throne's access to ministerial paperwork after it emerged he has been granted access for decades to high-level government policy dossiers.

She has, at various times, served on the Department of Education's Ministerial Taskforce for Home Access to Technology for Children, Ofcom's Media Literacy Research Forum, and the boards of Voice of the Listener and Viewer and the Internet Watch Foundation.

The Lib Dems did manage to get it renamed, and it now goes by the title of the inter-ministerial group on migrants' access to benefits and public services.

While the Tories may champion this particular initiative, it's important to remember that the Liberal Democrats joined the working group after insisting on a cosmetic name change from "hostile environment committee" to "the inter-ministerial group on migrants' access to benefits and public services".

UNICEF fosters inter-ministerial collaboration to improve access to critical services for children released from the Tatmadaw.

It also states they should not take personal advantage of information to which they had access in their ministerial role.