Sentence examples for statutory arrangements for from inspiring English sources

They pointed out that Mr Johnston had been elected by less than eight per cent of voters in Gwent and "had managed to side-step the statutory arrangements for local scrutiny of his decision to sack the chief constable".

"GE has a special arrangement;for now".

The policy of 'clinical governance' gives English NHS organisations a statutory duty to make arrangements for monitoring and improving the quality of care that they provide.

At the time of the study, PCTs had a statutory responsibility to make local arrangements for distribution of HS vitamins.

The new arrangements are complemented by a non-statutory arrangement, patient advocacy and liaison services (PALS).

"When considering changes to local school transport provision, councils have a clear legislative duty to actively promote access to education and training through the medium of the Welsh language, but no such statutory duty is in place for local transport arrangements for learners attending faith schools".

Partly as a result of this, Government administrative arrangements for Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management (FCERM) in Northern Ireland operate in the absence of any statutory provision for coastal erosion, as well as without formal or strategic shoreline management planning and any integrated flood and coastal erosion risk management policy.

A new statutory duty will be imposed on the probation service to ask victims of violent crime or sex offenders if they want to be informed of arrangements for the offender's release.

Given the lack of confidence in the PCC and current self-regulatory arrangements for the press – preferable in principle as everyone appears to agree they are – it must also raise the fear that more statutory oversight beckons.

The special arrangements for Nadir puzzled onlookers.

Collective arrangements for wage bargaining create inflexibility.