Office Holder
/ˈɒfɪs ˈhoʊldər/
Definitions
- (n.) A person who occupies a position of authority or trust under a corporation, government, or institution, empowered to perform duties and exercise powers prescribed by law or regulation.
The office holder is responsible for complying with all statutory duties attached to their position.
- (n.) An individual appointed or elected to execute an official function or position, such as a director or public official.
Office holders must disclose any conflicts of interest as required by law.
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- office holders
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Commentary
The term 'office holder' is broadly applied to various officials subject to statutory duties; drafting should clarify the scope of the authority and obligations conferred by the office.
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