Sentence examples for under relevant legislation from inspiring English sources

There are a number of torts that might apply in the situation before you: Breach of statutory duty - a clear and obvious breach of a duty that the public officer should fulfil in a certain way under relevant legislation.

In his judgment on Wednesday, Justice Garde found the Grevillea unit had not been lawfully established as a youth remand centre under the relevant legislation.

But an allegation of corruption is not enough to exclude a supplier, with only a conviction warranting this action under the relevant legislation.

Sustainability Appraisal (SA) is mandatory under the relevant legislation of UK (DCLG, 2008a) and applies to the preparation of Regional Spatial Strategies, Development Plans and Supplementary Planning documents.

A spokesman for the NSW Liberal party said it "fully complied" with its obligations under "Commonwealth and state electoral funding laws, and declares donations in line with those obligations under the relevant legislation". The party has fully complied with disclosure obligations around the donations.

Surrender the infant within the legal time frame provided under the relevant legislation for your state.

A spokesman said it confirmed "that ministers acted lawfully in exercising their responsibilities under the Inquiries Act 2005 and other relevant legislation".

Activities aimed at avoiding animal studies and standardising corresponding methods with a view to the testing of chemicals under relevant EU legislation are collected in a database at the Institute for Health and Consumer Protection of the Joint Research Centre http://ecvam.jrc.it.jrc.it

A further contribution from the clinician can be educating local employers about their legal duties under relevant discrimination legislation and about reasonable work-place adjustments for people with mental illness.

The data request was reviewed by Medicare Australia to ensure that the proposed use of the data was ethical and compliant with relevant legislation including the Information Privacy Principles under section 14 of Privacy Act 1988, Health Insurance Act 1973, National Health Act 1953, Health identifiers Act 2010 and Freedom of information Act.

The Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) is a department under the Ministry of Human Resources which is responsible for standard setting of relevant legislation and code of practice and guidelines as well as enforcement through the regional branch office in each state in the country [ 42].