Common use of Appointment of Adjudicators Clause in Contracts

Appointment of Adjudicators. All appointments to the adjudicative tribunal by the Council of Ministers will be on the recommendation of the Nominating Committee. The Chief Adjudicator – The chief adjudicator would be responsible for supervising and directing matters related to the performance by the adjudicative tribunal of its functions, including the allocation of work among members and the assignment of members to sit and to preside at the tribunal’s hearings.

Appointment of Adjudicators. All appointments to the adjudicative tribunal by the Council of Ministers will be on the recommendation of the Nominating Committee. The Chief Adjudicator – The chief adjudicator would be responsible for supervising and directing matters related to the performance by the adjudicative tribunal of its functions, including the allocation of work among members and the assignment of members to sit and to preside at the tribunal’s hearings.

Appointment of Adjudicators. All appointments to the adjudicative tribunal by the Council of Ministers will be on the recommendation of the Nominating Committee. The nominees will be selected by the Nominating Committee pursuant to a merit-based search and evaluation process in accordance with the highest standards of corporate governance. The Council of Ministers would select the chief adjudicator. Chief Adjudicator – The chief adjudicator would be responsible for supervising and directing matters related to the performance by the adjudicative tribunal of its functions, including the allocation of work among members and the assignment of members to sit and to preside at the tribunal’s hearings.