Regional User Committee Sample Clauses

Regional User Committee. The administration of each party to this Agreement shall appoint at least one (1) and not more than five (5) representatives to the Regional User Committee. These representatives should be members of law enforcement, fire service, EMS providers, emergency services staff and other groups or disciplines providing a representative committee of the users of the systems under the responsibility of the Board. The parties to this Agreement are strongly urged to cooperate to ensure a balanced committee with ample representation of the entire user community. The members of the Regional User Committee will serve until replaced by the appointing authority. The Regional User Committee shall establish by-laws and procedures for its operation. All such by-laws and procedures shall be ratified by the Board prior to taking effect. The Regional User Committee shall designate, by majority vote, a member to serve as a voting member of the Board and an alternate. Such selection shall be on an annual basis. The Regional User Committee shall have the following responsibilities: • To recommend to the Regional Advisory Committee such policies and procedures as may be required or necessary for consistent, reliable quality radio interoperability throughout the region. • To recommend to the Regional Advisory Committee such policies and procedures as may be required or necessary for integration of local and regional sub-systems into the XXXXX system. • At the direction of the Board and with the cooperation of the Regional Advisory Committee recommend the establishment of minimum training standards for system users, including refresher training. • At the direction of the Board and with the cooperation of the Regional Advisory Committee recommend the establishment of minimum requirements for training service providers including employees of agencies trained to provide training services. • At the direction of the Board and with the cooperation of the Regional Advisory Committee recommend the establishment of minimum equipment specifications for mobile and portable devices authorized for use on regional and local sub-systems. • Such other duties and responsibilities as are assigned by the Board.
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