Core Members i) The Core Members of Orchestra of the Swan shall be defined as the musicians listed in Appendix 3. The expectation is that Core Members would be available for a reasonable number of dates over each season. Core Members will be able to have extended time of unavailability, which they can make up in following seasons to a reasonable percentage over a 3-year period from their initial appointment each remaining as Core Members subject to sufficient work being undertaken and subject to Clauses 16, 17 and 18.
Core Members. Core Members will have access to Draft Specifications under development and are authorized to provide comments and input to Specifications under development. Core Members will have access to all releases of Final Specifications in accordance with the terms of the Intellectual Property Rights Policy without additional fee. Core Members are authorized to designate a representative to be a member of a Working Group. Core Members shall have such other rights as the Board of Directors may from time to time approve. The current annual Membership Fee for Core Members is set forth on the Fee Schedule to the Membership Agreement, and can be adjusted by Board Approval.
Core Members. Core members are expected to:
Core Members. Medical Member (Geriatrician/Medical Provider) Public Health Member Signature of authorized representative: Date: Signature of authorized representative: Date: Printed name: Printed name: Title: Title: Alternate: Alternate: Mental Health Member Social Work Member (non-DHS) Signature of authorized representative: Date: Signature of authorized representative: Date: Printed name: Printed name: Title: Title: Alternate: Alternate: County Attorney Member Law Enforcement Member Signature of authorized representative: Date: Signature of authorized representative: Date: Printed name: Printed name: Title: Title: Alternate: Alternate: DHS Adult Protective Services Member Public Guardian Member Signature of authorized representative: Date: Signature of authorized representative: Date: Printed name: Printed name: Title: Title: Alternate: Alternate: Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Core Members (Cont.) This sheet can be used for any additional members of the core team. Indicate the discipline each additional member represents. This page may be duplicated as needed.
Core Members. Core Members are organizations or individuals who fulfill all the requirements of Associate Members, and also: - commit at least one half-time equivalent of resources to the development of the consortium goals, at least half of which should be available for code development. The other half may be devoted to code development but also to analyzing requirements, testing software, or other contributions to DC priorities. - contribute actively to the work in the TC and commit to working under the guidelines and instructions of the TC. Associate Members. Associate members are expected to: - have a commitment to provide long-term preservation of natural history collections and associated data for the purpose of providing access for research and other societal and commercial uses of such data - use the DC system in managing natural history data for their user community, if they have such a user community - provide feedback from their users to the ISC and the TC - support and contribute to the goals of DC - provide technical expertise to DC - participate in DC activities and Task Forces Hereafter the terms “Membership” and “Member” applies to both Core Members and Associate Members. Each Member is responsible for the acts and omissions of its employees while participating in the activities under this MOC. Members are responsible for the cost of their participation in DC activities. Membership in DC will not affect the normal operations of Member Institutions. In particular, Membership will not inhibit a Member’s ability to: - Use different information management systems for their natural history data, in addition to the system developed by DC. - Decide to discontinue the use of the system developed by DC and leave the DC. Membership provides benefits including, but not limited to, the following: - Raising institutional profile by associating with an international consortium developing a professional open-source information management system for natural history data. - Improving institutional credibility by contributing to the long-term stability, reliability and accessibility of open-source software for the management of natural history data. - Gaining influence over the direction of the development of such a system. - Improving the ability to build on the efforts of other leading institutions in developing customized software solutions fulfilling special needs. - Ensuring maximum long-term flexibility and cost-effectiveness in meeting local institutional needs for...
Core Members. Contribute to the financing of the TANGO Collaboration by paying an annual fee decided by the Collaboration Steering Committee (cf. § 5.1); • Provide human resources to the development of TANGO-CS (code, documentation, design, architecture, etc). This contribution should be significant - 6 person months per year is considered a minimum - and should be dedicated to tasks recognised by the Steering Committee of general interest. The Steering Committee decides by a majority vote which tasks are of general interest (cf. Annex 2).
Core Members. The voting weight of a Core Member is 2. A voting weight of 3 is attributed to the ESRF, as the institute coordinating the Collaboration (cf. § 3.2).
Core Members. Members of the Alliance who are founding members or subsequently admitted as Core Members upon unanimous approval of the current Alliance Core Board Members, under Section V.G of this Agreement, with key decision-making power regarding governance and management functions and who fulfill a majority of the financial obligations for the Alliance. The founding members are Creighton, DMG, MIHS, and St. Joseph’s.
