discretionary service
noun[C]
FINANCEukusatypeoffinancialadvicethat isbasedon each client'sspecialneedsandaims:
Weofferdiscretionaryservices, withexpertadviceoncomplexissuessuch asinheritancetaxandpropertyinvestment.
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discretionary service
He has stated that any additional savings should be shared with customers through increased spending ondiscretionaryserviceimprovements or lower charges.
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We must continually bear in mind that sport rates as adiscretionaryserviceprovided by local authorities and not as a mandatory one.
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All such flat rules in the administration of adiscretionaryservicewhich must be based on varying individual circumstances defeat their own end.
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The assessment of need is adiscretionaryservice.
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There are also optional fees of $1310 for discretionary services.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The result would be a two tiered system, where those with more money could afford more discretionary services.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This applies to general services and in discretionary services in the community specifically designed to try to alleviate individual cases of need, hardship and distress.
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Councillors also have to consider the level of provision of discretionary services.
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There are other important new freedoms, such as new powers for local authorities to charge for discretionary services and to trade.
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For example, it includes powers to trade and to charge for discretionary services.
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