Sentence examples for peak organisation from inspiring English sources
noun
An organisation which represents an entire sector of industry or the community to the government, often incorporating other organisations in that area.
They also tend to stay in the lower ranks, which results in a classic "snowy peak" organisation.
As of next year public hospital funding will become the biggest financial challenge faced by state and territory governments, a report from the peak organisation representing doctors the Australian Medical Association, warns.
Aboriginal Peak Organisations NT is an alliance of Aboriginal organisations including the Central Land Council, the Northern Land Council, Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance of the NT, the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency and the Central Australian Aboriginal Legal Aid Service (Caalas).
"The sooner it gets back under the health portfolio the better, and the best chance at us achieving the outcomes we want," said Paterson, who is also head of the Aboriginal peak organisations Northern Territory (Apont).
Many Aboriginal people and peak organisations describe Barnett's plan for their communities as disempowering and racist, and as an act of genocide that would destroy important culture and languages.
Lawrence will appear at the commission on behalf of one of the boys at the centre of the Don Dale allegations, Jake Roper, as well as the Aboriginal Peak Organisations NT.
Eileen Van Iersel, a spokeswoman for Aboriginal Peak Organisations NT, said: "It can be difficult for individuals and families to travel to Alice Springs which could lead to an increase in defendants not appearing before the court and warrants being issued for their arrest.
Peak organisations accept overallocation as a critical issue but conflict over water has disrupted several past attempts at regulation.
He has held a variety of positions over many years with the peak-organisation National Association of People Living with HIV/AIDS, including as President.
CanTeen is the peak support organisation in Australia for AYAs aged 12-24 years affected by cancer.
Cancer Voices NSW [ 12] (CVN) is the independent, peak advocacy organisation for all people affected by cancer in New South Wales, Australia.
