Active Observers definition

Active Observers means those entities identified in Article 7 and which have the right to participate in deliberations of the System Management Board and to propose agenda items and make presentations for such deliberations. An Active Observer does not have a right to vote.
Active Observers means the four representatives, comprising two from developed and two from developing countries referred to in paragraph 16 of the Governing Instrument and paragraphs 2(a) and 37 of the Rules of Procedure of the Board, invited by theCo-Chairs, in consultation with the Board, to participate as active observers of the Board;
Active Observers means those entities identified in Article 3.2 and which have the right to participate in deliberations of the System Council and to propose agenda items and make presentations for System Council deliberations.

Examples of Active Observers in a sentence

  • Active Observers and other meeting participants to a Board meeting receive the same documents as Board members, unless otherwise decided by the Chair.

  • Active Observers and other meeting participants to a System meeting receive the same documents as System Council members, unless otherwise decided by the Chair.

  • System Council members, Active Observers and other invitees may, if necessary and feasible, participate in meetings by videoconference or teleconference.

  • However, upon surrender of such certificate, both the Purchaser Common Stock certificate (together with all such undelivered dividends or other distributions without interest) and any undelivered cash payments to be paid for fractional share interests (without interest) shall be promptly delivered and paid with respect to each share represented by such certificate.

  • Deleted: <#>¶7.8 All System Management Board members, Active Observers and the Chair of the System Management Board’s Audit and Risk Committee shall act in good faith in the interests of the CGIAR System and shall act according to the System Management Board’s policy on ethics and conflicts of interest and shall respect the conflict of interest obligations of the entities they represent.

  • On the Front-line: Teachers as Active Observers of Pupils’ Mental Health.Teaching and Teacher Education, 24(5), 1217.

  • The processes referred to in these statements of objectives involve primarily the members of the Small Group, the Active Observers, the LWF Secretariat, and various expert contributors to Small Group meetings.

  • The System Management Board requests the Interim Chair to confirm the final membership of each working group taking into account nominations received from System Management Board members, Active Observers, the Centers and such other persons as considered key to discussions within each group, and the desirability of working groups operating efficiently and with a manageable number of persons.

  • Active Observers and Volunteers abide by a code of conduct and confidentiality agreement.

  • SC/M1/DP9: System Council Active Observers to the System Management Board The System Council accepted the nomination of, and appointed, the following persons to serve in the capacity as Active Observers to the System Management Board as representatives of the System Council until such time as their successor is appointed: 1.


More Definitions of Active Observers

Active Observers means those entities identified in Articles [x] and which have the right to participate in deliberations of the System Council and the System Management Board, respectively, and to propose agenda items and make presentations for such deliberations.

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