Committee Deliberations Sample Clauses
Committee Deliberations. 5.1 During meetings, prior to Committee deliberations, other Settlement Parties and agencies with jurisdictional authority may address the Committee and provide comments on each agenda topic being discussed.
5.2 Following Committee deliberation, the Committee shall seek to reach consensus of all members present. Committee decisions shall be based on a two-thirds majority vote of those participating.
5.2.1 PacifiCorp or the facilitator will provide the results of the vote to all IMIC members within three working days.
5.2.2 Decisions of the Committee will stand unless a Party provides Notice within seven working days that it will seek Dispute Resolution pursuant to Section 8.6 of the Settlement on the ground of inconsistency with the Settlement.
5.2.3 In the event that PacifiCorp believes a proposed action or failure Timely to propose an action: (i) is inconsistent with this Settlement or any other contract to which it is a party; (ii) violates the terms of the FERC license or other regulatory requirement; (iii) interferes with operations; or (iv) subjects PacifiCorp to undue risk of litigation, cost overruns, or liability, PacifiCorp will consult with the IMIC to identify a modified or alternative action. In the event the IMIC does not approve PacifiCorp’s modified or alternative action, PacifiCorp may implement its proposed action after obtaining approval by any agency specifically assigned that decision under the particular Interim Measure, and after obtaining any necessary regulatory approvals. An IMIC member who disagrees with the elements of PacifiCorp’s proposed actions that are not specified in the Interim Measures may dispute those elements in applicable regulatory processes. The Parties agree that such disputes are beyond the scope of Settlement Section 2.1.
5.3 Any requirements for PacifiCorp to consult with a resource agency or other member under an Interim Measure that specifically references that agency or other member shall be deemed satisfied by consultation with that agency or other member through the IMIC, provided that the IMIC is in existence and that agency or other member has participated through the IMIC in consultation on the requisite items. To the extent agency consultation is not provided through Committee participation, PacifiCorp shall comply with all applicable regulatory consultation requirements including plan submission to appropriate agencies, including agencies specified in the Interim Measure. However, consultation with a...
Committee Deliberations. 5.1 During meetings, prior to Committee deliberations, other Settlement Parties and agencies with jurisdictional authority may address the Committee and provide comments on each agenda topic being discussed.
5.2 Following Committee deliberation, the Committee shall seek to reach consensus of all members present. Committee decisions shall be based on a two-thirds majority vote of those participating.
5.2.1 PacifiCorp or the facilitator will provide the results of the vote to all IMIC members within three working days.
5.2.2 Decisions of the Committee will stand unless a Party provides Notice within seven working days that it will seek Dispute Resolution pursuant to Section 8.6 of the Settlement on the ground of inconsistency with the Settlement.
5.2.3 In the event that ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ believes a proposed action or failure Timely to propose an action: (i) is inconsistent with this Settlement or any other contract to which it is a party; (ii) violates the terms of the FERC license or other regulatory requirement; (iii) interferes with operations; or
Committee Deliberations. This section is the heart of the report and must clearly indicate how the committee arrived at its recommendation. It should analyze the grievor’s work in relation to the classification standard(s) in effect, the arguments (e.g. benchmark positions, relativity, etc.) made by or on behalf of the grievor and management's information, and provide a detailed explanation for the committee's evaluation. It should state why the committee evaluated the position in the particular level. If the existing group, level and rating (if applicable) are being confirmed, a complete rationale must, nevertheless, be developed. Statements such as "No change to present rating" are not acceptable.
Committee Deliberations. (A) The committee deliberations occur "in camera" and remain confidential except what is indicated in the committee’s report. The members will examine all information presented; taking into account the information provided, they will discuss and evaluate the position in question against the appropriate classification standard(s). They examine all aspects of the classification decision being grieved (that is, the group and sub-group attributed, the classification standard, the level and scores, if applicable) even if, at times, all aspects are not contested; they attempt to reach a consensus when evaluating the position. If a consensus is not reached, minority and majority reports will be prepared. The possible financial implications of the reclassification of one or more grieved positions may not be considered by the committee during its deliberations.
(B) The committee may recommend that the current classification decision be confirmed, that there be a change in the evaluation, or that the position be reclassified to a higher or lower level. The effective date for the recommendation shall be the date, certified by management, on which the work was assigned to the position.
(C) The proceedings in general, and the committee's recommendation in particular, may not be discussed with outside parties.
Committee Deliberations a. The Committee’s deliberations shall be conducted “in person” after the hearing is concluded.
b. Panel members shall consider all evidence presented.
c. Panel members shall meet as one body (i.e. the neutrals shall not meet alone at any time).