ROLE OF THE NATIONAL DELEPATES Sample Clauses

ROLE OF THE NATIONAL DELEPATES. All decisions of the National Delegates (e.g. joint opinion, termination of the Agreement) require majority voting in writing, that means more than 50% of the signatures of all National Delegates. One National Delegate has one vote. The first generation of National Delegates (those employee representatives who are elected/appointed to ratify this voluntary Agreement) and next generations have the following responsibilities: • to represent the employees in their countries during the validation of the voluntary Agreement. • to elect a Select Committee of five persons coming from three different countries, • to decide on the acceptance and prolongation of the voluntary Agreement by majority voting of those National Delegates/Deputies who are present during a properly scheduled voting session, • to participate in the E.I.C.C. meetings, • to represent the employees of any new company incorporated into Sony Operations in Europe within their country until the end of their term of office to ensure that translated communiques are distributed to all locations of that country they represent.
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