The Committee of Ambassadors Sample Clauses

The Committee of Ambassadors. 1. The Committee of Ambassadors shall comprise, on the one hand, the permanent representative of each Member State to the European Union and a representative of the Commission and, on the other, the head of mission of each ACP State to the European Union. The office of Chairman of the Committee of Ambassadors shall be held alternately by a Permanent Representative of a Member State designated by the Community, and a head of mission representing an ACP State, designated by the ACP States. 2. The Committee shall assist the Council of Ministers in the fulfilment of its tasks and carry out any mandate entrusted to it by the Council. In this context, it shall monitor implementation of this Agreement and progress towards achieving the objectives set therein. The Committee of Ambassadors shall meet regularly, in particular to prepare the Council sessions and whenever it proves necessary. 3. The Committee shall adopt its rules of procedure within six months of the entry into force of this Agreement.
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The Committee of Ambassadors. 1) The Committee of Ambassadors shall comprise Member States' Ambassadors or Plenipotentiaries accredited to the country of the Headquarters of the Organization. The Committee of Ambassadors shall report to Council. 2) The functions of the Committee of Ambassadors shall be: a) Advise the Executive Secretary on the promotion of his efforts in realizing the work plan approved by the Council of Ministers; b) Guide the Executive Secretary on the interpretation of policies and guidelines which may require further elaboration; 3) The Committee shall hold meetings as and when necessary at the Secretariat to follow-up the activities of the Secretariat and shall in turn advise their respective Member States. 4) All decisions of the Committee shall be reached by consensus. If however the committee fails to reach an agreement by consensus, a decision shall be taken by two-third majority of members present and voting as long as such members constitute legal quorum.
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The Committee of Ambassadors. The Committee of Ambassadors shall consist of an Ambassador or other designated representative of each of the ACP States. 1. The Committee of Ambassadors shall assist the Council of Ministers in the performance of its functions, and shall carry out any mandate entrusted to it by the latter. 2. In particular, the Committee of Ambassadors shall monitor the implementation of the ACP-EC Partnership Agreement with a view to achieving the objectives set out therein. 3. The Committee of Ambassadors shall present a report on its activities to each regular session of the Council of Ministers. 1. There shall be a Bureau of the Committee of Ambassadors which shall co-ordinate its work. 2. The Bureau of the Committee of Ambassadors shall comprise nine members and Article 12 of this Agreement shall apply mutatis mutandis in relation to its composition. 3. The members of the Bureau of the Committee of Ambassadors shall be the representatives of the same States as those which comprise the membership of the Bureau of the Council of Ministers.
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The Committee of Ambassadors shall appoint the members of a Committee on Industrial Cooperation, supervise its operation, and determine its composition and its rules of operation.
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The Committee of Ambassadors. The Committee of Ambassadors shall consist of an Ambassador or other representative of each of the ACP States.
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The Committee of Ambassadors. 1) The Committee of Ambassadors shall comprise Member States' Ambassadors or Plenipotentiaries accredited to the country of the Headquarters of the Organization. The Committee of Ambassadors shall report to Council. 2) The functions of the Committee of Ambassadors shall be: a) Advise the Executive Secretary on the promotion of his efforts in realizing the work plan approved by the Council of Ministers; b) Guide the Executive Secretary on the interpretation of policies and guidelines which may require further elaboration; 3
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The Committee of Ambassadors. 1. The Committee of Ambassadors shall comprise, on the one hand, the perma- nent representative of each Member State to the European Union and a rep- resentative of the Commission and, on the other, the head of mission of each ACP State to the European Union. The office of Chairman of the Committee of Ambassadors shall be held alternate- ly by a Permanent Representative of a Member State designated by the 16 | Partnership Agreement ACP-EC am702414_UK_02 23/10/07 13:53 Page 17 Community, and a head of mission rep- resenting an ACP State, designated by the ACP States. 2. The Committee shall assist the Council of Ministers in the fulfilment of its tasks and carry out any mandate entrusted to it by the Council. In this context, it shall monitor implementation of this Agreement and progress towards achieving the objectives set therein. The Committee of Ambassadors shall meet regularly, in particular to prepare the Council sessions and whenever it proves necessary. 3. The Committee shall adopt its rules of procedure within six months of the entry into force of this Agreement.
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