Common use of Identification of Working Group Members Clause in Contracts

Identification of Working Group Members. a. Each organization should identify working group members to the lead organization within 30 days of the formal request. The lead organization may suggest specific members for participation in the working group; however, working group membership is ultimately the decision of respective program management. A minimum of 30 days should be given to the OAS Executive Board to identify State members. b. The NRC will select the NRC working group co-chair, and the OAS Executive Board will select the OAS co-chair. Responsibilities of the chair are listed in Section IV.D. c. In some cases, additional members from outside the Federal or State government may be requested to be part of a working group. However, if all working group members are not Federal or State government employees acting in their official capacity, the group may be considered to be an advisory committee subject to the procedural requirements of the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA). OAS participation on an NRC working group does not have FACA implications. If all working group members are not permanent Government employees, the Office of the Assistant General Counsel for Legal Counsel, Legislation, and Special Projects of OGC should be consulted before any meeting of the working group takes place to inquire about the applicability of FACA and what actions need to be taken to meet FACA requirements.

Identification of Working Group Members. a. Each organization should identify working group members to the lead organization within 30 days of the formal request. The lead organization may suggest specific members for participation in the working group; however, working group membership is ultimately the decision of respective program management. A minimum of 30 days should be given to the OAS Executive Board to identify State members. b. The NRC will select the NRC working group co-chair, and the OAS Executive Board will select the OAS co-chair. Responsibilities of the chair chairs are listed in Section IV.D.IV.D of this procedure. c. In some cases, additional members from outside the Federal or State government may be requested to be part of a working group. However, if all working group members are not Federal or State government employees acting in their official capacity, the group may be considered to be an advisory committee subject to the procedural requirements of the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA). OAS participation on an NRC working group does not have FACA implications. If all working group members are not permanent Government employees, the Office of the Assistant General Counsel for Legal Counsel, Legislation, and Special Projects of OGC should be consulted before any meeting of the working group takes place to inquire about the applicability of FACA and what actions need to be taken to meet FACA requirements.

Identification of Working Group Members. a. Each organization should identify working group members to the lead organization within 30 days of the formal request. The lead organization may suggest specific members for participation in the working group; however, working group membership is ultimately the decision of respective program management. A minimum of 30 days should be given to the OAS Executive Board to identify State members. b. The NRC will select the NRC working group co-chair, and the OAS Executive Board will select the OAS co-chair. Responsibilities of the chair are listed in Section IV.D. c. In some cases, additional members from outside the Federal or State government may be requested to be part of a working group. However, if all working group members are not Federal Federal, State, local, or State government Tribal Government employees acting in their official capacity, the group may be considered to be an advisory committee subject to the procedural requirements of the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA). OAS participation on an NRC working group does not have FACA implications. If all working group members are not permanent Government employees, the Office of the Assistant General Counsel for Legal Counsel, Legislation, and Special Projects of OGC should be consulted before any meeting of the working group takes place to inquire about the applicability of FACA and what actions need to be taken to meet FACA requirements.