Sentence examples for statutory governance from inspiring English sources

The ethics advisory group, set up to advise ministers on the proper use of DNA samples, recommended in its last annual report: "All databases containing DNA information including the counter-terrorism database held by the police service should be subject to a robust statutory governance framework, appropriate systems and controls, and should be transparent and only be used for statutory purposes".

Nevertheless, the use of some form of statutory governance was identified in both cases regardless of what it involved and when it occurred in the innovation process.

HMRN has full ethical approval and Section 251 exemption to collect data for audit and research purposes, in addition to statutory governance approvals.

Q: Will you commit to brining all schools into a statutory framework of governance?

Giffnock Community Council forms the lowest tier of governance whose statutory role is to communicate local opinion to local and central government.

North Glenrothes Community Council and Pitteuchar, Stenton and Finglassie Community Council form the lowest tier of governance whose statutory role is to communicate local opinion to local and central government.

Neilston Community Council forms the lowest tier of governance whose statutory role is to communicate local opinion to local and central government.

The processes described above show that two main types of mechanisms are used in the financial innovation governance process namely, statutory regulation (e.g. using legal sanctions) and self-regulation (e.g. using corporate governance structures and private exchanges) (Stefanadis, 2003; Awrey, 2011).

Government statutory bodies.

The AER argues that the purpose of the immunity clause "is not to immunize the government from scrutiny for unconstitutional laws or acts, but to promote good governance by shielding a statutory tribunal with purely public duties from being called to account to any particular individual in a claim for private remedies".

This commitment has been reinforced by the creation of the Greater Manchester Combined Authority which, since April 2011, has provided the statutory basis to create even strong governance on matters of economic and social development.