Common use of National Arts Centre Orchestra Council Clause in Contracts

National Arts Centre Orchestra Council. There shall be a National Arts Centre Orchestra Council to be composed of the Chairman of the Orchestra Committee, Chairman of the Artistic Advisory Committee, Concertmaster, one orchestra member chosen by the Orchestra and one representative of the Local and five representatives of the Centre including the Chairman of the Board (or designate), President and Chief Executive Officer, Music Director (or designate), Managing Director, and Orchestra Manager. Meetings of the Council may be called by either the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Centre or by the Chair of the Orchestra Committee. The Council may meet during the season at times mutually agreed upon with a spirit of co- operation and understanding in an effort to solve problems, refine procedures and integrate new concepts. Combining the resources of experience of such a Council would encourage the development of a consensual understanding and create an environment in which the energies and strategies of all can be focused to meet the challenges of the future of both the National Arts Centre and the National Arts Centre Orchestra, and where the artistic enrichment and the development of the orchestra is not dependent on the traditional method of negotiation.

National Arts Centre Orchestra Council. There shall be a National Arts Centre Orchestra Council to be composed of the Chairman of the Orchestra Committee, Chairman of the Artistic Advisory Committee, Concertmaster, one orchestra member chosen by the Orchestra and one representative of the Local and five representatives of the Centre including the Chairman of the Board (or designate), President Director General and Chief Executive Officer, Music Director (or designate), Managing Director, and Orchestra Manager. Meetings of the Council may be called by either the President Director General and Chief Executive Officer of the Centre or by the Chair of the Orchestra Committee. The Council may will meet during the at least four (4) times per season at times mutually agreed upon with a spirit of co- co-operation and understanding in an effort to solve problems, refine procedures and integrate new concepts. Combining the resources of experience of such a Council would encourage the development of a consensual understanding and create an environment in which the energies and strategies of all can be focused to meet the challenges of the future of both the National Arts Centre and the National Arts Centre Orchestra, and where the artistic enrichment and the development of the orchestra is not dependent on the traditional method of negotiation.