Governing Council Sample Clauses

Governing Council. Certain responsibilities and obligations as outlined in this agreement are delegated to the WLC Council by each of the signatories to this agreement, and the WLC Council members will have an obligation to ensure that the WLC Council performs its delegated responsibilities and obligations in a manner consistent with the guidance set forth in this agreement. WLC Council members as of September 15, 2022 shall include:

Governing Council. Procedure 1. The Governing Council shall meet at the headquarters of the Facility, or at such other places as the Management Board may decide. It shall meet once a year, unless the business of the Facility requires otherwise. 2. Meetings of the Governing Council shall be convened by the Director of the Facility or at the request of two-thirds of the members of the Governing Council. 3. Two-thirds of the members present at any meeting of the Governing Council shall constitute a quorum. 4. The Governing Council shall adopt its own rules of procedure.

Governing Council. A Governing Council shall be established through election of individual members by each of the caucuses described below by the end of the first twelve (12) months following the date on which the RCE announces the first set of QHINs that it has Designated. The election process and constitution of the Governing Council is more fully set forth in the Governing Council SOP. The Governing Council shall serve as the permanent governing body for activities conducted under the Framework Agreements, as more fully described in the Governing Council SOP.

Governing Council. The Governing Council shall be composed of voting representatives from QHINs, Participant/Subparticipants, federal agencies participating in TEFCA Exchange, and the RCE. The number of Participant/Subparticipant Representatives shall be equal to the number of QHIN Representatives. Members of the Governing Council will be elected or appointed as follows: 1. Up to nine (9) individuals will be elected by the QHIN Caucus. Individuals elected by the QHIN Caucus shall be individuals who are Affiliated With a Designated QHIN. The QHIN Caucus will establish and oversee a nominating committee to facilitate this election process. The RCE will provide administrative support to assure that the election process is conducted fairly and objectively, and to help ensure diverse representation when determining group composition. 2. Up to nine (9) individuals will be elected by the Participant/Subparticipant Caucus. Individuals elected by the Participant/Subparticipant Caucus shall be individuals who are Affiliated With a Participant or Subparticipant. The Participant/Subparticipant Caucus will establish a nominating committee for this election process. The RCE will provide administrative support to assure that the election process is conducted fairly and objectively, and to help ensure diverse representation when determining group composition. 3. Up to five (5) individuals that are Affiliated With a federal agency. This may be expanded, as needed. The Transitional Council and Governing Council, as applicable, will invite agencies that are participating in TEFCA to bring their expertise and perspectives from the federal sector. a) The Transitional Council will invite the first group of federal agencies that will be offered the opportunity to appoint an individual that is Affiliated With a federal agency to the initial Governing Council. Such individual(s) will serve a one (1) year term. At least three (3) months prior to the conclusion of such term, the Governing Council, or a subcommittee thereof, will determine which federal agencies will be offered the opportunity to appoint an individual representative for the Governing Council to succeed the initial group of federal agency representatives. Such individual federal agency representatives will serve a two

Governing Council. For the initial term, the Transitional Council shall divide the QHIN Representatives and the Participant/Subparticipant Representatives on the Governing Council into two classes of an equal number of individuals. The Representatives assigned to Class 1 shall serve for an initial one- (1-) year term and the Representatives assigned to Class 2 shall serve for an initial two- (2-) year term. Subsequent terms shall be for a period of two (2) years. Individuals may be elected to serve up to three (3) successive terms.

Governing Council. 1. A Governing Council consisting of the Parties to this Agreement is hereby established to be known as the Governing Council for Co-operative Enforcement Operations Directed at Illegal Trade in Wild Fauna and Flora. 2. Each Party shall send a delegation to the meetings of the Governing Council and shall be represented on the Governing Council by a Minister or alternate who shall be the head of the delegation. Because of the technical nature of the Task Force, Parties should endeavour to include the following in their delegations: (a) high ranking officials dealing with wildlife law enforcement affairs; (b) officials whose normal duties are connected with the activities of the Task Force; and (c) specialists in the subjects on the agenda. 3. The first meeting of the Governing Council shall be convened by the Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme not later than three months after the entry into force of this Agreement. Thereafter, ordinary meetings of the Governing Council shall be held at regular intervals to be determined by the Council at its first meeting. 4. Meetings of the Governing Council will normally be held at the Seat of the Task Force unless the Council decides otherwise. 5. Extraordinary meetings of the Governing Council shall be held at such times as may be determined by the Council, or at the written request of any Party, provided that such request is supported by at least one third of the Parties within two months of the request being communicated to them by the Director of the Task Force. 6. At its first meeting, the Governing Council shall: (a) by consensus elect its Chairperson and adopt rules of procedure, including decision-making procedures, which may include specified majorities required for adoption of particular decisions; (b) decide the Seat of the Task Force; (c) consider and approve the appointment of the Director, other Field Officers and the Intelligence Officer and decide upon their terms and conditions of service as well as the terms and conditions of service of the supporting staff; (d) adopt terms of reference and financial and administrative rules of the Task Force; and (e) consider and approve an initial budget to establish and operate the Task Force and agree upon the contributions of each Party to the budget. 7. At ordinary meetings the Governing Council shall approve a budget for the Task Force and agree upon the contributions of each Party to the budget. 8. The Governing Council shall determi...

Governing Council. A Governing Council MUST be established through election of individual members by each of the caucuses described below by no longer than twelve (12) months following the formation date of the Transitional Council, per Section 4.2.1(iii) above. The election process and constitution of the Governing Council is more fully set forth in the Governing Council SOP. The Governing Council will serve as the permanent governing body for activities conducted under the Framework Agreements, as more fully described in the Governing Council SOP.

Governing Council. 1. All the powers of the Fund shall be vested in the Governing Council. 2. Each Member shall appoint one Governor and one alternate to serve on the Governing Council at the pleasure of the appointing Member. The alternate may participate in meetings but may vote only in the absence of his principal. 3. The Governing Council may delegate to the Executive Board authority to exercise any powers of the Governing Council, except the power: (a) To determine the fundamental policy of the Fund; (b) To agree on terms and conditions for accession to this Agreement in accordance with article 56; (c) To suspend a Member; (d) To increase or decrease the Shares of Directly Contributed Capital; (e) To adopt amendments to this Agreement; (f) To terminate the operations of the Fund and to distribute the Fund’s assets in accordance with chapter IX; (g) To appoint the Managing Director; (h) To decide appeals by Members on decisions made by the Executive Board concerning the interpretation or application of this Agreement; (i) To approve the audited annual statement of accounts of the Fund; (j) To take decisions pursuant to article 16, paragraph 4, relating to net earnings after provision for the Special Reserve; (k) To approve proposed Association Agreements; (1) To approve proposed agreements with other international organizations in accordance with article 29, paragraphs 1 and. 2;

Governing Council. 1. There shall be a Governing Council (hereinafter referred to as the "Council") having overall responsibility for the policy direction and supervision of the Centre. 2. The Council shall comprise Leaders of the Senior Officials on Energy of the ASEAN Member Countries. A representative of the ASEAN Secretariat shall be an ex-officio member of the Council. 3. The Council shall be chaired by the Chairman of the ASEAN Senior Officials' Meeting on Energy (hereinafter referred to as "SOME"). 4. The Council shall have the following responsibilities: a. to approve the organisational structure and provide policy guidance and directions for the Centre; b. to approve the rules, procedures and regulations of the Centre; c. to approve the business plan, including the annual budget of the Centre and monitor its implementation; d. to have overall responsibility for the Fund referred to in Article 7; e. to appoint an Executive Director for the Centre on a rotational basis in accordance with ASEAN practice; and f. to perform any other function as and when considered necessary to achieve the purpose under Article 2 of this Agreement. 5. The Council shall meet at least once a year in conjunction with the SOME. Special meetings may be called for by the Chairman at the request of any member of the Council. Decisions of the Council may be made in a manner to be determined by the Council. For the purpose of this paragraph, the Council may make rules and procedures regarding the holding and proceeding of meetings. 6. The Council, through the Chairman, shall report to the AMEM on the overall progress and development of the activities of the Centre.

Governing Council. The composition of the Council should be balanced and be a good representation of the Parties and other stakeholders. Duplication in the composition of Council should be removed and membership should be limited to between 25 and 30 members. The Chief Executive Officer of the CISI shall be appointed by the Council and he/she does not have to be a member of the CISI, but membership of CISI may be an added advantage to the prospective appointee.