Technical Committees. “Technical Committee” shall mean the stakeholder technical committees established pursuant to the ISO Participants Agreement.
Technical Committees. Following the -------------------- Closing Date, the Controlling Shareholders will take all actions necessary to ensure that a majority of the mem- bers of the technical committees of the Control Trust, the Option Trust and the Banamex Trust are Controlling Shareholders.
Technical Committees. The following Technical Committees will be established by the Management Committee:
(a) The Model Design Committee will be responsible for the identification of technical issues to be incorporated into realizable models. The committee will describe the features and intent of model design, incorporate geological and geophysical principles, specify parameters, define anticipated products, and deliver numerical representations for model execution.
(b) The Numerical Design Committee will be responsible for the selection and integrity of the numerical modeling code used in simulations. The committee will identify available model codes, will test and benchmark these codes for their appropriateness to the model intent and execution, and will establish time benchmarks and run-time estimates for project models.
(c) The Acquisition and Processing Committee will be responsible for the selection of data acquisition parameters including shot and receiver geometries, oversight of processing tests during the analysis phase, and the specification of “classic” data sets. These “classic” data sets will be subsets of the full data volume intended for use as research benchmarks by industry and universities.
(d) The Management Committee may establish other technical committees as necessary to effectively meet the goals of the SEAM Project and of the overall SEAM Program. The Management Committee may elect to combine the Methodology and the Acquisition and Processing Committees. Each Participant and SEAM may nominate representatives to the Technical Committees. Technical Committee Co-chairmen shall be appointed by the Management Committee and shall be members of the Management Committee. However, Participants may have multiple representatives serving on the Technical Committees, and these representatives need not be members of the Management Committee. Technical Committees shall develop plans and oversee execution of the work outlined in an approved and funded CTR. The assessment of CTR progress, in sufficient detail to provide the Management Committee with schedule tracking information, will be the responsibility of each Technical Committee chairman.
Technical Committees. Character:
Technical Committees. Each RRTG is supported by a Technical Committee. The Technical Committee is responsible for local knowledge sharing and providing technical expertise and advice in assisting the RRTG meet its obligations as outlined above. These committees are generally comprised of an engineer or senior manager from each local government, or an engineering consultant engaged by the local government, and one TMR officer for each Region represented on the RRTG. Other TMR and local government officers can contribute expertise to these committees if requested. RRTGs and their Technical Committees operate under the guidance of a set of rules or constitution.
Technical Committees. The Recipient shall, and shall cause the PIE to, establish and maintain throughout Project implementation, the Technical Committees, under terms of reference, in a number and with qualified and experienced members in adequate number, all satisfactory to the Association, which shall provide technical support to the Project Implementation Unit with respect to technical activities such as the population and housing census and the household surveys, as further described in the Project Operations Manual.
Technical Committees. The Committee may from time to time establish technical committees, such as a planning committee or working groups, as it considers appropriate in the circumstances. The Committee may appoint to the technical committees the Parties’ Directors of Engineering or other such persons as the Committee considers appropriate.
Technical Committees. 1. The Regional Steering Committee shall decide to establish technical committees, in the form of ad hoc working groups. Each technical committee may make proposals in its sphere of responsibility to the Regional Steering Committee for decision. The technical committees shall consist of representatives of the Contracting Parties. Participation as an observer shall be open to all EU Member States. On an ad hoc basis, relevant civil society organisations, and in particular environmental ones, shall be invited as observers.
2. The technical committees shall adopt their rules of procedure.
3. A South East European Party shall chair in turn over the technical committees in accordance with the arrangements to be laid down in their rules of procedure.
Technical Committees. The Scientific and Technical Committee is mandated to identify initiatives for the co- management and sustainable exploitation of marine and coastal resources. These initiatives need to be realistic and capable of being easily incorporated into development plans approved by relevant authorities. This Committee is a mechanism for participatory research and ought to work in close collaboration with other research entities that are partners of the project and of the MPEM (CRODT, IUPA, IRD, etc.). The Fund Raising and External Relations Committee is mandated to implement the financial policy of the ICC, define an action plan to generate revenues for the ICC, pursue the search for donors, and to enter into credit agreements with project funding and investment organizations on behalf of the ICC. The Monitoring Committee is mandated to ensure compliance with the ICC Local Convention and existing regulatory texts. This Committee is made up of community squads which make up monitoring operational units. Its main mandate is to gather intelligence on persons who break the law onshore and offshore and to trigger the necessary procedure. The Information, Sensitization and Training Committee is mandated to roll out a communication plan both internally and externally. In this capacity, it participates in various meetings, seminars or workshops that are of interest to the Committee. It also ensures the flow of information between the ICC and the various areas of interest. The Committee also has the responsibility to identify training needs and organize all meetings (seminars and workshops, coordination meetings, briefing sessions, income generating activities such as regattas and cultural evenings, etc.) The Social Affairs, Conflict Management and Prevention Committee is mandated to prevent and manage conflicts arising from the exploitation of fisheries resources, and to ensure the settlement and integration of seasonal fishers. It also has the mandate to appreciate the legitimacy of assistance requests and to prioritize beneficiaries. Sous-préfet arrondissement de Sindia Agent des pêches de Ngaparou et Ndayane Délégués des CLP Collège élus locaux 3 vice coordonnateurs 1 secrétaire général et son adjoint 1 trésorier général et son adjoint 5 présidents de commissions Comités locaux de pêche xx Xxxx, Ngaparou, Somone, Ndayane, Guéréo et Popoguine avec les différents corps de métier et notables Président Secrétaire et son adjoint Xxxxxxxxx et son adjoint SOUS COMMISSION EN...
Technical Committees.
1. The Technical Committee(s) shall consist of representatives by the Members and shall take decisions by [unanimous / 2/3 / simple majority] vote. The Members of the Technical Committee(s) shall jointly elect a Chairman for each Technical Committee who shall organise meetings and report to the Steering Committee.
2. The tasks of the Technical Committee(s) shall be directed by the Steering Committee and may include, inter alia, the following: - Steering the technical work; - Developing work plans; - Delegating and directing sub-tasks; - Selecting external consultants, if and when required and subject to approval of the Steering Committee; - Proposing test plans to the Steering Committee; - Executing approved test plans; - Overseeing the progress – reporting deviations to the Steering Committee; - Collecting and evaluating the Substance related Information to be shared; - Giving input/ guidance to the Consortium Manager on the value of knowledge developed; - Estimating financial resources required to comply with REACH requirements; - Preparing the Joint Registration Dossier for registration, including the determination of data gaps, waivers and surrogate data as well as completion of data gaps in compliance with the legal requirements laid down by the REACH Regulation regarding data sharing; - Collecting classification and labelling data from all Members and preparing harmonised classification and labelling in accordance with the GHS; - Supervising performance of the testing; - [Option: Preparing CSR, if appropriate; in particular collecting and evaluating the uses and exposure scenarios.]
