Common use of Appointment to External Bodies Clause in Contracts

Appointment to External Bodies. 26.1. Not less than two months before the Annual Meeting of the Board it shall be the responsibility of the Secretary to advise Parties of those positions on other bodies to which the Board need to make nominations for the forthcoming year. 26.2. It shall be the responsibility of Chief Executives of each of the Parties to advise the Secretary, in writing and not less than 15 days before the Annual Meeting of the Board, of any nominations which that Party wishes to make to those positions that have been identified by the Secretary under Clause 2726.1 of this agreement. 26.3. Nothing in Clause 2726.2 should be taken as assuming that any positions held by any person at the time that the Secretary issues information under Clause 2726.1 of this constitution are automatically re-nominated for consideration at the Annual General Meeting. For any such position it will be the responsibility of Chief Executives of any Party to confirm to the Secretary, in writing and not less than 15 days before the Annual Meeting of the Board, where any existing representatives are to be re-nominated. 26.4. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary to advise Parties of all nominations received for representation on outside bodies. This advice must be issued in writing to Parties not less than 14 days before the Annual Meeting of the Board. A. General functions 1. To promote and improve the economic, social and environmental well-being of Greater Manchester, and to assist the GMCA in the production of an integrated strategy for Greater Manchester to set out the key economic, social and environmental objectives for the combined administrative area. 2. Where the Parties have decided it is appropriate to operate at the level of the combined administrative area, (a) development and adoption of sub regional strategic policies and plans (b) responses to regional, national and international consultations 3. To hold to account bodies which impact upon the social, economic and environmental well being of Greater Manchester; including any Joint Authorities operating within the combined administrative area. 4. Undertake and publish research to support any function exercised by this agreement.

Appointment to External Bodies. 26.1. Not less than two months before the Annual Meeting of the Board it shall be the responsibility of the Secretary to advise Parties of those positions on other bodies to which the Board need to make nominations for the forthcoming year. 26.2. It shall be the responsibility of Chief Executives of each of the Parties to advise the Secretary, in writing and not less than 15 days before the Annual Meeting of the Board, of any nominations which that Party wishes to make to those positions that have been identified by the Secretary under Clause 2726.1 26.1 of this agreement. 26.3. Nothing in Clause 2726.2 26.2 should be taken as assuming that any positions held by any person at the time that the Secretary issues information under Clause 2726.1 26.1 of this constitution are automatically re-re- nominated for consideration at the Annual General Meeting. For any such position it will be the responsibility of Chief Executives of any Party to confirm to the Secretary, in writing and not less than 15 days before the Annual Meeting of the Board, where any existing representatives are to be re-nominated. 26.4. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary to advise Parties of all nominations received for representation on outside bodies. This advice must be issued in writing to Parties not less than 14 days before the Annual Meeting of the Board. A. General functions 1. To promote and improve the economic, social and environmental well-being of Greater Manchester, and to assist the GMCA in the production of an integrated strategy for Greater Manchester to set out the key economic, social and environmental objectives for the combined administrative area. 2. Where the Parties have decided it is appropriate to operate at the level of the combined administrative area, (a) development and adoption of sub regional strategic policies and plans (b) responses to regional, national and international consultations 3. To hold to account bodies which impact upon the social, economic and environmental well being of Greater Manchester; including any Joint Authorities operating within the combined administrative area;. 4. Undertake and publish research to support any function exercised by this agreement.

Appointment to External Bodies. 26.1. 27.1 Not less than two months before the Annual Meeting of the Board it shall be the responsibility of the Secretary to advise Parties of those positions on other bodies to which the Board need to make nominations for the forthcoming year. 26.2. 27.2 It shall be the responsibility of Chief Executives of each of the Parties to advise the Secretary, in writing and not less than 15 days before the Annual Meeting of the Board, of any nominations which that Party wishes to make to those positions that have been identified by the Secretary under Clause 2726.1 27.1 of this agreement. 26.3. 27.3 Nothing in Clause 2726.2 27.2 should be taken as assuming that any positions held by any person at the time that the Secretary issues information under Clause 2726.1 27.1 of this constitution are automatically re-nominated for consideration at the Annual General Meeting. For any such position it will be the responsibility of Chief Executives of any Party to confirm to the Secretary, in writing and not less than 15 days before the Annual Meeting of the Board, where any existing representatives are to be re-re- nominated. 26.4. 27.4 It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary to advise Parties of all nominations received for representation on outside bodies. This advice must be issued in writing to Parties not less than 14 days before the Annual Meeting of the Board. A. General functions 1. To promote and improve the economic, social and environmental well-being of Greater Manchester, and to assist the GMCA in the production of an integrated strategy for Greater Manchester to set out the key economic, social and environmental objectives for the combined administrative area. 2. Where the Parties have decided it is appropriate to operate at the level of the combined administrative area, (a) development and adoption of sub regional strategic policies and plans (b) responses to regional, national and international consultations 3. consultations 3 To hold to account bodies which impact upon the social, economic and environmental well being of Greater Manchester; including any Joint Authorities operating within the combined administrative area. 4. Undertake and publish research to support any function exercised by this agreement.