Board Review of Matters Sample Clauses

Board Review of Matters. The Board shall review and determine appeals from actions of the Management Committee. The Board may suspend an action by any ISO Committee pending appeal, if the Board determines that such action is warranted. The ISO Board also may review any matter, complaint, or Committee action on its own motion. The ISO Board shall establish procedures for reviewing such matters, Committee actions, or complaints, and for the suspension of Committee actions pending appeal. The ISO Board may delegate to one or more of its members the authority to suspend a Committee action pending appeal, subject to ratification by the ISO Board. This should include, but not be limited to, the ISO Board establishing procedures to assure prompt action on matters that are brought to it for action on an emergency or urgent basis. The ISO Board shall designate an ISO representative to each ISO Committee that shall serve as a non-voting member of such Committee. Two years after the ISO commences operations, the ISO Board shall review the operations of the ISO Committees, in consultation with the Committees, and report its findings.
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Board Review of Matters. The Board shall review and determine appeals from actions of the Management The ISO Board shall designate an ISO representative to each ISO Committee that shall serve as a non-voting member of such Committee. Two years after the ISO commences operations, the ISO Board shall review the operations of the ISO Committees, in consultation with the Committees, and report its findings.
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Board Review of Matters. The Board shall review and determine appeals from actions of the Management Committee. The Board may suspend an action by any ISO Committee pending appeal, if the Board determines that such action is warranted. The ISO Board also may review any matter, complaint, or Committee action on its own motion. The ISO Board shall establish procedures for reviewing such matters, Committee actions, or complaints, and for the suspension of Committee actions pending appeal. The ISO Board may delegate to one or more of its members the authority to suspend a Committee action pending appeal, subject to ratification by the ISO Board. This should include, but not be limited to, the ISO Board establishing procedures to assure prompt action on matters that are brought to it for action on an emergency or urgent basis. The ISO Board shall designate an ISO representative to each ISO Committee that shall serve as a non-voting Member of such Committee. Two years after the ISO commences operations, the ISO Board shall review the operations of the ISO committees, in consultation with the committees, and report its findings. 5.08 Scope of Responsibilities of the ISO Board. The ISO Board will have ultimate responsibility for the operation of the ISO and the effective implementation of its basic responsibilities, including, but not limited to: the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of the NYS Power System; the provision of Transmission Service to all Transmission Customers on a non-discriminatory basis in accordance with the ISO OATT; the provision of Market Services and Control Area Services under the ISO Services Tariff, including the administration of the Day-Ahead unit commitment and real-time dispatch, the administration of centrally coordinated markets for Energy, Capacity and Ancillary Services and the administration of Installed Capacity requirements for LSEs. The ISO Board may appoint from time to time such employees and other agents as it deems necessary, each of which shall hold office at the pleasure of the ISO Board, receive such reasonable compensation and have such authority and perform such duties as the ISO Board may determine. The ISO Board will establish appropriate personnel, employment and salary policies for the day-to-day administration of the ISO. The ISO Board may establish committees and sub-committees as it sees fit, in addition to the committees described in Articles 7, 8, and 9 of this Agreement. The ISO Board also shall be responsible for the financia...
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Board Review of Matters. The Board {will} [shall] review and determine appeals from actions of the Management
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