Participation in Working Groups Sample Clauses

Participation in Working Groups. The Official Agency will facilitate representative staff by agreement, to participate in the Authority’s working groups, inter-agency working groups and expert working groups as appropriate to:  Produce and review Guidance Notes, and Codes of Practice.  Evaluate implications of existing and proposed food legislation.  Evaluate relevant food safety/scientific information.  Produce other outputs including meeting reports as agreed Current working groups include:  Local Authority Standardisation Working Group  Cross agency supervisory arrangements group  Cross agency working group on Regulation 1169/2011 (FIC)  The Food Fraud Task Force (or sub group)  Distance Selling Working Group  Hygiene Package/HACCP Flexibility Working Group  Cross Agency Forum on Internal Audit  Cross Agency Working Group on Animal By Products Other working groups may be identified during the term of this contract Objectives, terms of reference and timeframes shall be established and reviewed by each working group.
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Participation in Working Groups. AQuA runs a number of formal and informal working groups on a variety of topics. The formal working groups will usually be focused on delivery of a project or goal; the informal will usually be more of a focused discussion and sharing of information concerning app quality issues. The Member may take part in such working groups as appropriate. The AQuA Bylaws contain AQuA’s position on Intellectual Property and compliance with Anti-Trust rules. AQuA respects the intellectual property rights of its members and expects the Member to respect that in working group discussions. Appendix 2 - AQuA Endorsed Member: Criteria, rights and obligations Endorsed Member Criteria Prior to Endorsement, the applicant must become an AQuA Member. All of the conditions for a Member continue to apply for an Endorsed member (unless explicitly stated below). To become an Endorsed Testing Service, App Developer or Quality Commissioner, applicants must pass a detailed assessment appropriate to the type of endorsement being sought. The assessment will establish that the applicant meets the criteria detailed below for Endorsed status. Should an applicant fall below these criteria or not meet their obligations, their membership may be terminated along with all rights under this membership. The Endorsed Testing Service must satisfy the following criteria: Identity A clear and established Identity and contact details, supported by items such as a web site, Google search, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter. If the organization runs other activities unrelated to that being Endorsed by AQuA it must be clearly separated so that the scope of the AQuA endorsement is unambiguous.
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  • Participation Contributor will participate in any Work Groups (defined in the Policy) identified above, and any other Work Groups that it actually participates in or notifies ODIF that it wants to participate in, according to the rules and procedures in the then-current OpenID Process Document (“Process Document”), which is fully incorporated into this Agreement by this reference, and subject to the Policy.

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