Weighted Votes Sample Clauses

Weighted Votes. The vote of each Group shall be allocated a weighting expressed as a percentage of the votes of all of the Groups within the same Party Category who voted (the Weighted Vote), which weighting shall be calculated in accordance with the provisions of Clauses 12.9 to 12.16.
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Weighted Votes. Weighted Votes shall mean the number of votes accorded to each Party, which shall be equal to the net book value, as determined in accordance with FERC’s Uniform System of Accounts, of each Party's Transmission Facilities (expressed in dollars and divided by one million (1,000,000)), as determined on April 1 of each year on the basis of the net book value as of the prior December 31; provided, however, the Weighted Votes of all Parties shall be adjusted in a proportional manner as agreed to by the Administrative Committee so that no Party (together with its Affiliates) shall have more than twenty-four and nine-tenths percent (24.9%) of the sum of the Weighted Votes. The net book value of each Party’s Transmission Facilities shall be determined based on current data filed with FERC in Form No. 1 or 1F or any successor thereto, unless a Party does not file a Form 1 or 1F in which case, the net book value of a Party’s Transmission Facilities shall be determined based on a certification from the Party’s independent auditor submitted to the Administrative Committee by April 1 of each year under oath by an officer of such Party without any claim of confidentiality. Such certification shall state specific values for electric transmission plant in service, accumulated depreciation, and the net book value of Transmission Facilities.
Weighted Votes. Subject as provided in Clauses 11.3 and 11.4, in respect of any Quarter: - 11.2.1 each Pool Member which is a Generator shall be entitled in that capacity to one vote for each GWh of Genset Metered Generation of all its Allocated Generating Units for all Settlement Periods falling in the Votes Calculation Period relative to such Quarter, as determined from the final run of Settlement (as referred to in paragraph D(3) of the Preamble to Schedule 9) for each such Settlement Period; and 11.2.2 each Pool Member which is a Supplier shall be entitled in that capacity to such number of votes as is equal to the total GWh of Consumer Metered Demand taken by that Pool Member in all Settlement Periods falling in the Votes Calculation Period relative to such Quarter, as determined from the final run of Settlement (as referred to in paragraph D(3) of the Preamble to Schedule 9) for each such Settlement Period, each such vote a "Weighted Voter. For the purposes of this Clause 11.2: (A) a Generating Unit shall be an Allocated Generating Unit of a Pool Member (in this Clause, the "Identified Pool Member") if it belongs to the Identified Pool Member as of the date on which the Executive Committee calculates the Weighted Votes of Pool Members for the relevant Quarter pursuant to Clause 11.3.
Weighted Votes. Subject as provided in the following provisions of this Clause 11, in respect of any Quarter:- 11.2.1 each Pool Member which is a Generator shall be entitled in that capacity to one vote (each such vote a "Generator Weighted Vote") for each GWh of Genset Metered Generation of all its Allocated Generating Units for all Settlement Periods falling in the Votes Calculation Period relative to such Quarter, as determined from the final run of Settlement for each such Settlement Period and with the number of GWh being rounded up or down (0.5 being rounded upwards) to the nearest whole number; 11.2.2 the number of votes (each a "Supplier Weighted Vote") to which a Pool Member which is a Supplier shall be entitled in that capacity shall be calculated in accordance with the following formula:- GWV x SV (SIGMA) SV where: SV is equal to the total GWh of Consumer Metered Demand taken by the relevant Pool Member in all Settlement Periods falling in the Votes Calculation Period relative to the relevant Quarter, as determined from the final run of Settlement for each such Settlement Period and with the number of GWh being rounded up or down (0.5 being rounded upwards) to the nearest whole number; GWV is the total number of Generator Weighted Votes of all Pool Members for the relevant Quarter; and
Weighted Votes. Weighted voting will be allowed when and if one (1) TPB voting representative from three (3) separate jurisdictions calls for a weighted vote. Weighted votes may only be called in reference to issues related to WAMPO expenditures such as the annual budget, staffing, and other resource management issues. The proposed weighted vote would need to be presented for consideration, and approved at two consecutive TPB meetings. The call for a weighted vote would constitute the first occurrence. A special notice announcing the call for a weighted vote will be provided to each Jurisdiction and to each TPB representative prior to the mandatory second meeting. A special TPB meeting may be called to facilitate the weighted vote and to meet this requirement but only after each Jurisdiction and TPB representative has been contacted and apprised of the call for weighted vote. A pool of 100 total votes will be used as the basis for the weighted vote. Each representative of jurisdictions “in Good Standing” with WAMPO, with the exception of the Kansas Department of Transportation, will receive a portion of 100 votes from this pool based on the population of that representative’s sponsoring jurisdiction divided by the number of that jurisdiction’s representatives. The Kansas Department of Transportation, as per agreement of member jurisdictions, will receive one (1) weighted vote to be used only as a tie-breaker in the event that any action results in a tie vote. A majority of the weighted vote is required to carry an action. A jurisdiction’s representative absent from the voting will result in a vote of “no”. An example of the weighted vote distribution is included in Attachment 2. The example is based on all member jurisdictions being “in Good Standing."
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