Examples of Chairperson of the General Assembly in a sentence
The Chairperson of the General Assembly shall preside over the General Assembly, ensure the submission of its decisions to the appropriate municipal bodies, and also perform individual assignments of the General Assembly.
The powers of the Chairperson of the General Assembly may be automatically extended not more than 5 times in succession.
A candidate for Chairperson of the General Assembly may be nominated by not less than 5% of the members of the General Assembly concerned.
Should one Member cease to fulfil the terms and conditions for membership defined in this MoU, the General Assembly may decide to terminate its membership with a one year notice from the Chairperson of the General Assembly, after exploring possible recovery actions with that Member.
The powers of the Chairperson of the General Assembly shall be automatically extended if the next General Assembly does not elect a new Chairperson of the General Assembly.
The term of office of the Chairperson of the General Assembly shall last until the next meeting of the General Assembly.
Municipal bodies shall be obliged to discuss a decision of the General Assembly and provide a reasoned response on the outcomes of the discussion to the relevant members or the Chairperson of the General Assembly within the time limits prescribed by this Law and by the General Administrative Code of Georgia.4. Municipal bodies shall be obliged to ensure the submission for discussion to the General Assembly of issues provided for by paragraph 1(b) and (f) of this article.
A Member may withdraw from the ALADIN Consortium by giving at least one-year notice to the Chairperson of the General Assembly.
The Chairperson of the General Assembly signs cooperation agreements with third parties or commits the ALADIN Consortium, on behalf and by delegation of the General Assembly.
The Chairperson of the General Assembly chairs the meetings of the General Assembly and represents the ALADIN Consortium with respect to third parties, during the period between two consecutive meetings.