Administrative Structure and Powers Sample Clauses

Administrative Structure and Powers. The third set of issues that must be addressed in fashioning international agreements regarding transnational activities, including cyber security, are the administrative arrangements and allocations of authority to perform the functions agreed. If the parties to an arrangement agree only on issuing declarations of policy, no administrative structure would be required. The more complex and substantive the functions to be performed on the international level, the more pivotal the process of establishing an effective administrative structure with appropriate allocations of authority. Crafting a suitable structure for an international institution would be critical to its success. To the extent the outcomes desired are rules that are to be adopted as regulations in member states, some sort of governmental approval process will be required. Parties may be prepared to have certain functions performed internationally with one set of administrative arrangements but not with another. Most IGOs that consider and promulgate rules tend to be structured along established patterns. Several have two representative bodies: a plenary body in which all member states are represented and which usually grants ultimate approval of major decisions; and a smaller, governing body of restricted membership that decides what projects to undertake and manages the process. The technical work of IGOs is often performed by committees of experts that fashion proposals for the IGO’s consideration. A Secretariat performs the administrative services required. Voting within the bodies of IGOs varies both as to the body involved, and sometimes as to the issues being determined.68 66Stanford Draft, 15. 672009 Cyberspace Policy Review, 21. 68See generally, Xxxx Xxxxx, “General Law-Making Processes,” in United Nations Legal Order, vol. 1, ed. Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx and Xxxxxxxxxxx X. Xxxxxx (ASIL, Cambridge Press 1995), 48-58.
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