Common use of Committee Responsibilities Clause in Contracts

Committee Responsibilities. The Committee members mutually agree that the Committee will: 1. Develop and serve as a forum for coordination and implementation of a national native plant conservation program, consisting of public education and outreach, research, conservation and restoration actions, native plant materials development coordination including native seed collection, database coordination and information exchange, and international programs. The Committee shall continue to further its goals and objectives for a national native plant conservation program. 2. Encourage Committee members to take appropriate action within the limits of their respective authorities, policies, and budgets. 3. Encourage Committee members to promote and coordinate program implementation with partners; partners may include State, Tribal, and local natural resource and land management agencies, and natural heritage programs, universities, and local, national, and international organizations through existing agreements or through establishment of new agreements. 4. Evaluate implementation of this MOU on a regular basis to determine how effectively the purposes of the MOU are being met.

Committee Responsibilities. The Committee members mutually agree that the Committee will: 1. Develop and serve as a forum for coordination and implementation of a national native plant conservation program, consisting of public education and outreach, research, conservation and restoration actions, native plant materials development coordination including native seed collection, database coordination and information exchange, and international programs. The Committee shall continue to further its goals and objectives for a national native plant conservation program. 2. Encourage Committee members to take appropriate action within the limits of their respective authorities, policies, and budgets. 3. Encourage Committee members to promote and coordinate program implementation with partners; partners may include State, Tribal, and local State natural resource and land management agencies, agencies and natural heritage programsprograms where appropriate, universitiesand promote cooperative efforts with States, Tribal land managers, and local, national, and international conservation organizations through existing agreements or through establishment of new agreements. 4. Evaluate implementation of this MOU on a regular basis to determine how effectively the purposes of the MOU are being met.