liaison officer
Britishnoun
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a person who liaises between groups or units
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a university official who oversees the operation of the accrediting system in schools
Example Sentences
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Dr Helen Geake, Norfolk finds liaison officer, said the area may be the highest for finds due to being rich with arable fields, historically well-populated and good for collaboration between detectorists and archaeologists.
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In Wales, if you find treasure it must be reported to a Finds Liaison Officer within 14 days of first finding it or 14 days of realising an item might be treasure, even if you have had it for longer.
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After a find is reported, you will be contacted by either a Finds Liaison Officer or museum curator to talk about how and where you made the find.
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The Finds Liaison Officer will help you get the coins assessed by experts to determine if they meet the legal definition of "treasure" under the Treasure Act 1996.
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The Finds Liaison Officer or museum curator will then write a report on the find.
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