Advisory Bodies definition
Examples of Advisory Bodies in a sentence
NOAA GC provides legal support to the Pacific Council, the SSC, and other Advisory Bodies of the Pacific Council, in coordination with NMFS.
OLE staff will provide active staff representation and participation in support of Pacific Council meetings and Advisory Body meetings as appointed, to provide enforcement-related advice to the Pacific Council, its various Advisory Bodies, and other entities, as appropriate.
The NWFSC and SWFSC staff will: attend Pacific Council meetings as necessary; provide for staff representation on appointed seats for Advisory Bodies listed in the Pacific Council COPs, or participation in Advisory Bodies as necessary if not a member of the Advisory Body; and provide scientific information and analysis relative to the development of fishery management actions.
Critically review and consider for approval recommendations forwarded by other All Home Advisory Bodies, such as major funding priorities or system change actions.
The Pacific Council is responsible for appointing members to Advisory Bodies and conducting their meetings in accordance with COPs 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and the ▇▇▇▇ document, including a Scientific and Statistical Committee (SSC), Management and Technical Teams, and Advisory Subpanels for each of the Pacific Council FMP and FEP, a Habitat Committee, an Enforcement Consultants Committee, a Budget Committee, a Legislative Committee, and other permanent ad hoc committees.
Within available workload capacity, NMFS is responsible for participating in the development of Pacific Council actions through attendance at Pacific Council meetings, meetings of established Advisory Bodies, Ad Hoc Workgroups, Project Teams, workshops, and other informal collaboration, such as post-Pacific Council meeting conference calls, to coordinate follow-up actions.
The Advisory Bodies (collectively defined as the Coordinating Board, Consumer Advisory Council, and Funder Alignment Committee, and subcommittees and advisory groups convened by the Coordinating Board) together with the broader CoC, are jointly responsible for implementing the Plan.
The Pacific Council staff is responsible for facilitating input of scientific, technical, and policy analysis and advice from these Advisory Bodies to Pacific Council Members and the public in the form of written statements and documents presented at Pacific Council meetings.
NOAA GC staff will attend Pacific Council meetings, will make every effort to participate in Pacific Council Advisory Bodies to which they have been appointed, and will participate in meetings of other Advisory Bodies as needed, subject to availability.
The Pacific Council staff is responsible for facilitating input of scientific, technical, and policy analysis and advice from these Advisory Bodies to Pacific Council Members and the public in the form of written statements presented at Pacific Council meetings.