CONSORTIUM INSURANCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Sample Clauses

CONSORTIUM INSURANCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE. The Board and the Association agree an advisory group named by the Association shall meet with the Superintendent and Treasurer prior to or immediately after each Insurance Consortium Board meeting. These advisory meetings shall be held when a full agenda has been established by the governing bodies. The Advisory Committee shall provide input to the Superintendent and Treasurer concerning issues related to the consortium. The Superintendent and Treasurer shall keep the advisory members fully informed on all issues and business being conducted by the consortium’s governing board. A member of the Association shall be provided release time to attend the Consortium meetings as an observer to the proceedings. The attendance of the Association shall be subject to the approval of the governing board.
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