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What is Lord-Lieutenant award?

What is Lord-Lieutenant award?

The Lord-Lieutenants’ and Lieutenant Governor’s awards recognise the outstanding work of the members of our Reserve Forces and Cadet Organisations, and are ideal opportunities for Commanding Officers to seek to laud publicly those individuals especially worthy of recognition.

Does a Lord-Lieutenant get paid?

The Lord-Lieutenant is not paid. It is a voluntary position, like that of Vice Lord-Lieutenant and Deputy Lieutenant.

Do you salute a Lord-Lieutenant?

Taking the Salute It is customary for the host to join the Lord-Lieutenant on the dais, although normally one pace behind him. The host should also salute or remove headdress as appropriate.

Are Lord-Lieutenants knighted?

Sir Laurence Howard and Lady Christine Howard on the day he got his knighthood at Buckingham Palace.

How do you get Lord-Lieutenant Cadet?

Typically, one is chosen from each of the main cadet forces, the Army Cadet Force, Air Training Corps and Sea Cadets (United Kingdom). Occasionally, one may also be chosen from the Combined Cadet Force. They are selected each year at the Spring Lord-lieutenant’s awards in each county.

What is a Lord-Lieutenant’s certificate?

Lord-Lieutenant’s Certificates are a means of recognising the outstanding commitment of these volunteers and their invaluable contribution to defence and society. The Lord-Lieutenant’s cadets are representatives of their service and an aide to the Lord-Lieutenant during their year of appointment.

How many Lord-Lieutenants are there in UK?

106 Lieutenancies
There are 106 Lieutenancies in the UK. Partial reform of local government in England since 1995 has led to the creation of so-called ceremonial counties to which Lord-Lieutenants are now appointed.

How are Lord-Lieutenants chosen?

The Lord-Lieutenant can nominate a Vice Lord-Lieutenant. The nomination is submitted to the Prime Minister, again through the Prime Minister’s Appointments Secretary; representatives from the Devolved Administration; or the Northern Ireland Office.

At what age does a Lord-Lieutenant retire?

75
They are appointed for life, although the customary age of retirement is 75 and the sovereign may remove them.

Who appoints Lord-Lieutenants?

the Prime Minister
How does one get appointed as a Lord-Lieutenant? The Sovereign, on the recommendation of the Prime Minister, appoints Lord-Lieutenants. The opinions of a wide range of citizens in the county are taken before the Prime Minister’s office advises The Queen on possible appointees.

What does a Lord-Lieutenant Cadet do?

When on duty, Lord-Lieutenant’s Cadets wear a distinctive sash with the badge of their appointment, to denote their role. They assist the Lord-Lieutenant as required – often on parade for Royal visits – and act as ambassadors for their organisations and the young people of Surrey.

What is the role of a Lord-Lieutenant Cadet?

The Lord-Lieutenant has a role to play in supporting the military in London: regulars, reserves and cadets. They provide an essential representative link between the military forces and the local community, raise awareness of the benefits and skills gained through part-time military service and assist with recruiting.

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