senior officer” means a senior officer designated under subsection 10(2).

Each agent (10) transmits performance data to a supra agent (10) and operates according to a subscription signal and associated delivery deadline received from the supra agent (10).

Respond to a request for information from the Commissioner or a Senior Officer;

A dispute as to whether a person is a senior officer.

Rather than having the person go through it all again, it would be very beneficial if there's a senior visa officer or a reviewing officer who could reconsider that decision.

A Washington Times piece cites Kenneth Piernick, a former senior FBI agent, who opined:

Each chief executive must designate a senior officer to be responsible for receiving complaints (ss 10(2)).

For there is nothing absurd about the effect of a higher agent having the power that the effect of a lesser agent has, even more so.

For it is not unsuitable that the effect of a superior agent should have a power that the effect of an inferior agent has, plus still more.

A Washington Times piece cites Kenneth Piernick, a former senior FBI agent, who opined:

Disclosures are handled by a senior official within the public body (referred to as a "designated officer") or by the Ombudsman.

The exemption applies to disclosures made to a public servant’s supervisor or senior officer designated under the PSDPA.

Disclosures are handled by a senior official within the public body (referred to as a "designated officer") or by the Ombudsman.

For such situations you can make a disclosure to the Senior Officer for Disclosure at the following address:

However, he also noted that the company had subsequently designated a senior official responsible for ensuring compliance with the Act.