The Code Manager Selection (Competitive) Regulations 2025
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5 Selection criteria information
(1) For each competitive selection, the Authority must determine— (a) the criteria against which an application will be assessed, (b) how an application will be assessed against those criteria, (c) for each criterion— (i) whether it must be met for the applicant to be selected as the code manager (a “mandatory criterion”), and (ii) if so, how it will be determined whether the criterion has been met, and (d) where there is more than one criterion, an indication of their relative importance by— (i) weighting each as representing a percentage of total importance, (ii) ranking them in order of importance, or (iii) describing it in another way. (2) Paragraph (1)(d) does not apply to any mandatory criterion.
5 Selection criteria information
(1) For each competitive selection, the Authority must determine— (a) the criteria against which an application will be assessed, (b) how an application will be assessed against those criteria, (c) for each criterion— (i) whether it must be met for the applicant to be selected as the code manager (a “mandatory criterion”), and (ii) if so, how it will be determined whether the criterion has been met, and (d) where there is more than one criterion, an indication of their relative importance by— (i) weighting each as representing a percentage of total importance, (ii) ranking them in order of importance, or (iii) describing it in another way. (2) Paragraph (1)(d) does not apply to any mandatory criterion.
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