Councils. Upon written request by the Council Executive Director, access to confidential data will be granted to:
(1) Council employees who are re- sponsible for FMP development and monitoring.
(2) A Council for use by the Council for conservation and management pur- poses, with the approval of the Assist- ant Administrator. In addition to the information described in paragraph (a) of this section, the Assistant Adminis- trator will consider the following in de- ciding whether to grant access:
(i) The possibility that Council mem- bers might gain personal or competi- tive advantage from access to the data.
(ii) The possibility that the suppliers of the data would be placed at a com- petitive disadvantage by public disclo- sure of the data at Council meetings or hearings.
(3) A contractor of the Council for use in such analysis or studies nec- xxxxxx for conservation and manage- ment purposes, with approval of the Assistant Administrator and execution of an agreement with NMFS as de- scribed by NOAA Administrative Order (NAO) 216–100.
Councils. Section 1 - Professional Council 18-19 Section 2 - School Discussion Groups 19 Section 3 - School Building Councils 19-21 Section 4 - District Communications Council 21 Article 19 Grievance Procedure 22-24 Article 20 Professional Rights and Responsibilities Section 1 - Rights 24-26 Section 2 - Responsibilities 26 Article 21 Leaves Section 1 - Leaves of Necessity 26-29 Section 2 - Leave for Professional Growth 29 Section 3 - Leave for Professional Involvement 29 Section 4 - Leave for Legal Matters 29 Section 5 - Sabbatical Leave of Absence 29-30 Section 6 - Leave for Anticipated Long-Term Disability 30 Section 7 - Leave for Family Care 31 Section 8 - Family and Medical Leave Act 31 Section 9 - Leave for Rest, Travel or Other Work 31 Section 10 -Leave Notifications 31 Section 11 -Leave for Military Service 31-32 Section 12 -Transportation for a Disabled Professional 32 Article 22 Professional Compensation Section 1 - Salary Schedule and Longevity 32-33 Section 2 - Salary Differentials 33-34 Section 3 - Psychologists Salary Schedule 34 Section 4 - Coaching Salaries 34-36 Section 5 - Extra-Curricular Compensation 36 Section 6 - Summer Curriculum Work 36 Section 7 - Other Salary Provisions 37-38 Section 8 - Payroll Preparation 38-39 Section 9 - Property Insurance 39 Section 10 -Health and Dental Insurance 39-41 Section 11 -Retirement 41 Article 23 Assessment, Observation, Discipline & Dismissal Section 1 - Assessment and Observation 42 Section 2 - Dismissal 42 Section 3 - Licensed Professionals 43 Article 24 Memoranda of Procedural Agreements 43 Article 25 Civil Service Law 43 Article 26 Duration of Agreement 44 Appendix A – Salary Schedule 00 Xxxxxxxx X – Extra Curricular Compensation 46-47 Appendix C – Coaching Point Values 2018 – 2021 48-53
Councils could decide how to conduct this review and after piloting a number of schemes Lancaster City Council decided to complete the exercise using the Greater London Provincial Council Scheme (GLPC) which it felt would ensure that the way employees are paid is equitable and fair.
Councils. Council on Sustainable Development (Article 16.11).
Councils. 7.9 At meetings of the Joint Committee each elected member or appropriate deputy appointed pursuant to Clause 7.4 above or appropriate proxy (as applicable) from each Council shall have one vote. Subject to the Host Authority's right to refer a decision pursuant to Clause 6.4 as a Matter Reserved To The Councils, decisions at meetings of the Joint Committee will be taken by a majority vote. The Contract Manager shall not have a vote.
7.10 If, at a meeting of the Joint Committee, a matter is not determined by a majority vote pursuant to Clause 7.9, that matter ("JC Unresolved Matter") shall be deferred for consideration at the next Joint Committee Meeting which shall be convened within ten (10) Business Days of that meeting. If at the reconvened Joint Committee meeting the JC Unresolved Matter is not determined by a majority vote, the Chairperson shall have a casting vote in respect of that JC Unresolved Matter.
7.11 Without prejudice to Clause 7.10, if one Council requests that a decision of the Joint Committee be deferred, the Chairperson shall defer such decision until the next Joint Committee Meeting which shall be convened within the next ten (10) Business Days of that meeting.
7.12 Each Council shall provide all information reasonably required upon request by the Joint Committee and shall comply with any decisions of the Joint Committee to request such information.
7.13 Each Council shall consult with the other Councils to ensure the diligent progress of the day to day matters relating to any Joint Committee Matters.
7.14 The Host Authority will provide clerical support for the Joint Committee including convening meetings and maintaining minutes.
7.15 The Project Gwyrdd Team will provide financial, legal, procurement and technical advice and support to the Joint Committee as and when required.
Councils. The full Councils of the Signatories shall meet together as required but no less than once every two years in the first half of the calendar year (1 January – 30 June) with the primary intent of receiving the biennial report of the Intermunicipal Cooperation Committee.
Councils. A. Faculty Council
B. Administrative/MTEA Liaison
Councils. Section 1 Professional Council
A. The Professional Council shall function as an informal discussion group to facilitate communication between the Association, the Administration, and the Board of Education.
B. The Professional Council shall meet at mutually agreed upon times to discuss, isolate and define problems relating to the school system, and to maintain an informal dialogue between the Association, the Administration, and the Board of Education. The agenda will be mutually determined by the Superintendent and the Association President.
C. Membership of the Council shall include six (6) members of the Association, the Superintendent and the Board of Education. Additional members of the Association and the Administration may attend whenever the purpose of the meeting would be enhanced by such attendance.
Section 2 School Discussion Groups
A. There shall be in each school building an informal discussion group to facilitate communication between professionals and administrators. The agenda shall be mutually determined by the Association building president and the building principal.
B. Membership on the School discussion group will be mutually determined by the Association building president and the building principal except that the Association may unilaterally appoint three representatives to the group.
Councils. The new function shall be termed ‘Local Government Resilience’ (‘the Function’)
Councils. “Parks Policy” (1997) requires car parking on parkland to be reduced, as alternatives become available. Council’s “Tree Policy” (1998) commits Council to protect its trees from developments or other activities that threaten their health.
