Sentence examples for statutory duty for from inspiring English sources

There's no statutory duty for the council to consult to acceptable standards.

"There is now a statutory duty for individuals within the public sector to report who they have deemed to have been extreme.

Government guidance makes it a statutory duty for the NHS to charge patients not deemed to be "ordinarily resident" in the UK.

It is pushing, alongside other campaigners, for a statutory duty for children and dependents to be identified at the point of sentencing.

The Prevent strategy includes a statutory duty for schools, NHS trusts, prisons and local authorities to report concerns about people who may be at risk of turning to extremism.

The Scottish Labour MSP Monica Lennon, who is bringing forward a member's bill to create a statutory duty for free provision of period products, added: "This is another great step forward in the campaign against period poverty.

Since the bill creates new statutory duties for firefighters and fire authorities, surely it should protect industrial action supported by a ballot that induces a breach of statutory duty.

This declares that the problem of poor social work is over-regulation, and the answer is to exempt children's services providers from the supposed burden of specific statutory duties for at least three years.

"The government forecast of 25% less money for local authorities is going to put us in a very difficult position particularly in the statutory duties for children who are looked after".

The House of Lords committee was another parliamentary body that came down in support of a statutory duty of care for online services hosting user-generated content, suggesting it should have a special focus on children and "the vulnerable in society".

Take for example Heath Secretary Jeremy Hunt's plans for a "statutory duty of candour" within the NHS.