Project Board Matter Sample Clauses

Project Board Matter being a matter which is to be decided upon [(pursuant to Clause 8 and Schedule 3 (Project Board Terms of Reference))] at a quorate meeting of the Project Board by those present and entitled to vote and which shall have (or is reasonably expected to have) an annual financial impact on the Project of up to [£ ] or be a matter referred to the Project Board by the Contract Manager. Any decision made by the Project Board in relation to a Project Board Matter within these financial parameters shall be binding on all of the Councils. Any decision to be made on a matter 7 Appropriate figure to be determined. with an impact (or expected impact) in excess of these parameters shall be elevated to the Joint Committee, provided always that the Project Board can refer any matter of any financial value to the Joint Committee if they so decide;
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Project Board Matter being a matter which is to be decided upon [(pursuant to Clause 8 and Schedule 3 (Project Board Terms of Reference))] at a quorate meeting of the Project Board by those present and entitled to vote and which shall have (or is reasonably expected to have) an annual financial impact on the Project of up to [£ ] or be a matter referred to the Project Board by the Contract Manager. Any decision made by the Project Board in relation to a Project Board Matter within these financial parameters shall be binding on all of the Councils. Any decision to be made on a matter with an impact (or expected impact) in excess of these parameters shall be elevated to the Joint Committee, provided always that the Project Board can refer any matter of any financial value to the Joint Committee if they so decide;
Project Board Matter being a matter in which it is expected that any or all of the board officers of each Council appointed pursuant to Clause 7.3 will be able to make a decision upon and have the power to bind the Council it represents in doing so;
Project Board Matter being a matter which is to be decided upon at a quorate meeting of the Project Board by those present and entitled to vote and any such decision will be binding on all the Councils;

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