Acting Chair means a member of the Board required to act from time to time in the place and instead of the Chair or Vice Chair;
Acting Chair means a member required to act from time to time in the place and stead of the Chair; pursuant to Section 6 of this By-law;
Examples of Acting Chair in a sentence
Following the full presentation, the Acting Chair called for questions or comments.
It is enough to ask oneself what are reasons to believe that the theory of evolution or general relativity is true.
The Acting Chair shall call a motion for the appointment of one or more persons, who are not Members or employees of the Authority, to act as scrutineers.
In the event of the absence of the Chair and Vice-Chair(s) from any meeting, the members shall appoint an Acting Chair who, for the purposes of that meeting has all the powers and shall perform all the duties of the Chair.
An Acting Chair or Acting Director has all the rights and responsibilities of a Chair or Director.
More Definitions of Acting Chair
Acting Chair means the Acting Chair of the Committee of Adjustment who is elected to sit in place of the Chair during the absence of the Chair and Vice Chair.
Acting Chair means any Director elected to chair a meeting of the Board, if the Chair and Vice-Chair are both absent and otherwise unavailable.
Acting Chair means the Member appointed, to act in place or instead of the Head of Council, Chairperson or Chair.
Acting Chair means the temporary position in the absence of the Chair, for a specified time period or procedural matter.
Acting Chair means the Presiding Officer of a Committee or Council to act in the place of the Mayor or Deputy Mayor when both are absent from a meeting of Council or Committee for any cause and who shall exercise all the rights, powers and authority of the Mayor or Chair;
Acting Chair means a Chair elected by the members of the Committee at a regular meeting in the absence of the Chair for that meeting.
Acting Chair means the Commissioner appointed by the Commissioners present to preside at a meeting of the Board where both the Chair and Vice-Chair are absent;