Oecision making Sample Clauses

Oecision making. The SCOM is legally convened when the majority (50%+1 member ofthe appointed member s in line with point a.) of SCOM Members is present ([10]). The general rule is that the decision making in the SCOM is by consensus among the SCOM Members present at the meeting (according to the principie "one partner, one vote"). If consensus cannot be reached SCOM will decide according to the majority rule. Majority means the highest number ofvotes. Votes cannot be delegated to other partners. The LP, by its own initiative and/or under a well justified request of one or more of the SCOM Members, can initiate a written decision-making process via e-mail. ln this case the LP shall send the draft decision to the SCOM Members entitled to vote and shall fix a deadline, giving the addressees at least 7 (orat least 3, in case of except ional urgen t cases) working days for the reply. If an obje ctio n to the procedure or to the draft decision is raised, the mat ter shall be placed on the ag enda ofthe next meeting ofthe SCOM. If no objection to the procedure or to the dra ft decision has been received by the specified time, the decision is deemed to be taken by the SCOM.
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