Institute Board Sample Clauses

Institute Board. The composition and charges of the Institute Board (IB) are described in Article 7 of the MoU main text. All Collaboration decisions are formally made by this body. The IB is convened by its Chairperson as frequently as required, but at least on the occasion of each Collaboration meeting. The possibility is foreseen of institutes participating in the IB as observers without voting rights. Members of the Collaboration or members of other institutes may be invited to IB meetings. The tasks of the IB are: - The IB monitors the major technical, financial and strategic issues related to the validation and engineering of components and construction, installation and operation of the KM3NeT-phase1 RI to ensure that the scientific objectives are being met. Technical decisions requiring prompt actions may be made by the project management team as described in this Annex 4 and ratified by the IB. Prompt communication of such decisions must be given to all members of the IB. - The IB guides and governs the scientific programme of the Collaboration and the strategies for publications, conference contributions and communication. - The IB elects the Spokesperson (SP), the Deputy Spokesperson (DSP), the Technical Project Manager (TM) and the Physics and Software Manager (PSM) for a two year term of office with the option for one additional two year term. - The IB endorses and ratifies the appointment of managers and coordinators for specific tasks as proposed by the SP. - The IB decides on the admission of a new Institute or Party to the Collaboration. - The IB reports to the Collaboration and the RRB.
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