Common use of Issues Committee Clause in Contracts

Issues Committee. A committee, called the Issues Committee (Committee), made up of representatives of the NZQA, the Teaching Council, the Ministry of Education, the New Zealand School Trustees Association (NZSTA), the PPTA Te Wehengarua, and the NZEI Te Riu Roa will meet from time to time, upon request of any of the named organisations, to consider and resolve any outstanding or new issues about teachers’ qualifications in relation to salary. These may be either individual cases or more general qualification or teaching qualification issues.  In the first instance the Teaching Council or the NZQA respectively make decisions about teacher education requirements and qualifications.  Where a matter remains unresolved, the Committee will be convened to seek to resolve the matter.  Where the Committee is unable to resolve the issue, the Secretary for Education may exercise discretion to determine an appropriate placement or progression on the salary scale.

Issues Committee. A committee, called the Issues Committee (Committee), made up of representatives of the NZQA, the Teaching Council, the Ministry of Education, the New Zealand School Trustees Association (NZSTA), the PPTA Te Wehengarua, and the NZEI Te Riu Roa will meet from time to time, upon request of any of the named organisations, to consider and resolve any outstanding or new issues about teachers’ teachers‟ qualifications in relation to salary. These may be either individual cases or more general qualification or teaching qualification issues.  In the first instance the Teaching Council or the NZQA respectively make decisions about teacher education requirements and qualifications.  Where a matter remains unresolved, the Committee will be convened to seek to resolve the matter.  Where the Committee is unable to resolve the issue, the Secretary for Education may exercise discretion to determine an appropriate placement or progression on the salary scale.

Issues Committee. A committee, called the Issues Committee (Committee), made up of representatives of the NZQA, the Teaching Council, the Ministry of Education, the New Zealand School Trustees Association (NZSTA), the PPTA Te Wehengarua, and the NZEI Te Riu Roa will meet from time to time, upon request of any of the named organisations, to consider and resolve any outstanding or new issues about teachers’ teachers‟ qualifications in relation to salary. These may be either individual cases or more general qualification or teaching qualification issues.  • In the first instance the Teaching Council or the NZQA respectively make decisions about teacher education requirements and qualifications.  • Where a matter remains unresolved, the Committee will be convened to seek to resolve the matter.  • Where the Committee is unable to resolve the issue, the Secretary for Education may exercise discretion to determine an appropriate placement or progression on the salary scale.