Council. The entity acting as agent for the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE), AFL-CIO, for purposes of representing the employees in the consolidated unit and the APF professional unit represented by the Council 240, and, along with the Employer, a party to this Agreement.
Council. Wherever appearing in these conditions and where the context so admits the expression Council shall be deemed to include any officer of the Council acting with the authority of the Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Council expressly or implied.
Council. [PL 2023, c. 405, Pt. A, §69 (RP).]
Council. 1. Members of Governments shall meet no less than annually.
2. A Council is hereby established. It shall, in particular, give political impetus for the implementation of this Agreement and guide the Joint Committee established thereunder in the performance of its work, as appropriate.
3. The Council shall assess the overall functioning and development of this Agreement. The Joint Committee may refer to the Council any issue giving rise to difficulty.
4. The Council shall adopt its own rules of procedure.
Council. The City Council, which is the governing body of the City of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
Council. 1. The Council shall be the principal organ of the ITER Organization and shall be composed of Representatives of the Members. Each Member shall appoint up to four Represen- tatives to the Council.
2. The Depositary referred to in Article 29 (hereinafter ‘the Depositary’) shall convene the first session of the Council no later than three months after the entry into force of this Agreement, provided that the notifications referred to in Article 12(5) have been received from all Parties.
3. The Council shall elect from among its Members a Chair and a Vice-Chair who shall each serve for a term of one year and who may be re-elected up to three times for a maximum period of four years.
4. The Council shall adopt its Rules of Procedure by unanimity.
5. The Council shall meet twice a year, unless it decides otherwise. The Council may decide to hold an extraordinary session at the request of a Member or of the Director- General. Sessions of the Council shall take place at the Head- quarters, unless the Council decides otherwise.
6. When appropriate, the Council may decide to hold a session at the ministerial level.
7. The Council shall be responsible, in accordance with this Agreement, for the promotion, overall direction and supervision of the activities of the ITER Organization in pursuit of its purpose. The Council may take decisions and make recommen- dations on any questions, matters or issues in accordance with this Agreement. In particular, the Council shall:
(a) decide on the appointment, replacement and extension of the term of office of the Director-General;
(b) adopt and amend where necessary, on the proposal of the Director-General, the Staff Regulations and the Project Resource Management Regulations of the ITER Organi- zation;
(c) decide, on the proposal of the Director-General, the main management structure of the ITER Organization and complement of the Staff;
(d) appoint senior Staff on the proposal of the Director- General;
(e) appoint the Members of the Financial Audit Board as referred to in Article 17;
(f) decide, in accordance with Article 18, on the terms of reference for the undertaking of an assessment of the management of the ITER Organization and appoint a Management Assessor for that purpose;
(g) decide, on the proposal of the Director-General, the total budget for the various phases of the ITER Project and allowable ranges for adjustment for the purpose of the annual updates referred to in subparagraph (j), and approve the initial ITER P...
Council. The Council shall consist of Directors. Each Member shall appoint one Director who shall represent such Member on the Council. The Council shall designate one of the Directors as Chairman. The Chairman shall hold office for a term of one year. The Chairman and the Secretary General shall not be nationals of the same Member. The Council shall be the supreme organ of the Centre and exercise, in addition to the powers and functions specified in other provisions of this Agreement, the powers and functions to: decide on the plan of operation and work programme concerning the operation of the Centre; approve the annual work programme and the budget of revenues and expenditures of the Centre within the framework of the plan of operation and work programme; approve the annual report on the operation of the Centre; appoint the Secretary General; assign special functions to the Chairman; determine the powers and functions to be entrusted to the Executive Board; approve the terms and conditions for appointment of the Secretary General; approve the acceptance of assistance referred to in Article X, paragraph 3; consider and adopt amendments to this Agreement in accordance with the provision, of Article XXI, paragraph I and 2; decide on the disposal of the property and assets of the Centre in case of the dissolution of the Centre, and on any other matters connected with the dissolution; adopt its own rules of procedures; and decide on and/or approve other important matters concerning the Centre. The Council shall hold an annual meeting and such other meetings as may be decided by the Council. The Council shall also hold a meeting whenever called by the Secretary General with the approval of the Chairman of the Council or at the request of a majority of the Directors. All the decisions of the Council shall be made by consensus.
Council. The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Ear Falls will:
1. Establish a formal policy through which responsibility is allocated and procedures established with respect to the training and educational functions.
2. Establish a budget for training and education, which will provide the necessary annual resources to meet the municipality’s needs.
3. Demonstrate its support for the proper education and training of its employees through membership in the Ontario Municipal Management Institute, and other organizations.
4. Encourage its staff members to explain and seek approval for new methods or practices, which have been learned through seminars or educational instruction.
5. Recognize the significant accomplishments of staff who attend such training seminars or who are awarded a professional designation.
Council. All required employee consultation procedures shall have been pursued to the extent that they can no longer lead to a substantial change or delay in the transactions contemplated hereby;
Council. (1) There shall be a council composed of voting representatives of member local governmental units as set forth in Section 4 above.
(2) The Council shall meet every other month, provided there is business to conduct; the Annual Meeting will be held in September. The schedule of meetings may be amended by vote of the Council or by the Chairperson, when the Chairperson, in consultation with the Executive Director, determines that:
(a) There is insufficient business to convene a meeting on the regularly scheduled date, in which case the meeting will be postponed to the next regularly scheduled date; or
(b) Timely action of the Council is required in order to prevent a missed opportunity that is dependent upon Council action before the next regular meeting.
(3) At the Annual Meeting, the Council shall elect the officers and the Executive Committee; adopt the Annual Budget and Work Program; establish a schedule of regular meetings for the upcoming fiscal year; and conduct other business as deemed appropriate.
(4) The chairperson or any five voting representatives of the Council may call special meetings of the Council. Calls for special meetings shall be in writing to the Executive Director sufficiently in advance to accommodate the requirements for the publication of public meeting notices as required by Florida Statutes.
(5) Written notice of Council meetings shall be provided to each representative by mail, email or other available electronic form, at the representative’s address as it appears on the records of the Council, at least seven (7) days prior to such meeting. The notice shall state the time, place, and the business to be transacted. Business transacted at all meetings shall be confined to the subject stated in the notice, except that business of an emergency nature requiring timely action of the Council may be acted upon provided that the nature of the emergency is first declared by the Chairperson and recorded in the minutes of the Council meeting.
(6) Representatives entitled to cast one-third (1/3) of the total number of votes on the Council shall constitute a quorum at any Council meeting. When a quorum is present, the majority of the votes cast shall decide any question, other than Rules revision or amendment brought to a vote before the Council.
(7) An appointing authority may designate a standing alternate for each of their voting representatives, who may attend in that voting member’s place. Alternates shall have the same rights as voting ...
