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In order to guarantee confidentiality at the beginning of a discussion, a peer health adviser needs to have undergone extensive training by a federally recognised organisation.

Democratic Choice soon experienced further problems, culminating in the sentencing of its two leaders to several years in jail, and, last November, its deregistration as a recognised organisation.

Richardson's chances of release are slim, as he must convince the amnesty committee the killings were politically motivated and carried out on the orders of a recognised organisation.

It would allow the assessment to be carried out by the Commission together with any Member State which has authorised the relevant recognised organisation to act on its behalf for the purposes of Article 3(2) of Directive 2009/15/EC3, and not only the 'sponsor' Member State.

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Prior to the group support phase, nine qualified (i.e., already walk-leader trained by nationally recognised organisations, such as Natural England) walk leaders were recruited and trained via one two-hour workshop in the basic provision of an autonomy-supportive leadership style by a member of the research team.

The recognised organisations affected currently have authorisation agreements with the majority of the EU-27 Member States and after the United Kingdom's withdrawal, they would not be able to make use of these Recognised Organisations for their flagged fleet.

It follows from Articles 7 and 8 of the Regulation that in order to continue enjoying EU recognition, recognised organisations must continue to meet the requirements and minimum criteria set out in Annex I of the Regulation.

Last year, Lloyds Banking Group was named best employer at the national Business Disability Forum awards, which recognise organisations that are "disability smart".

But the conclusion of the MoD report said that while recognising organisations and individuals were "increasingly expected to deliver to tighter deadlines with limited resources", failures would be reported and learned from, to deliver a "safe product".