Convener definition

Convener. ’ means a person who impar- tially assists an agency in determining wheth- er establishment of a negotiated rulemaking committee is feasible and appropriate in a par- ticular rulemaking;
Convener means a person who impartially assists an agency in determining whether establishment of a negotiated rulemaking committee is feasible and appropriate for a particular rulemaking procedure.
Convener means the Convener appointed in terms of Schedule 1 Paragraph 6 of the Act.

Examples of Convener in a sentence

  • This committee membership may be expanded or contracted as determined by the Convener (and approved by a consensus-based decision of the Steering Committee and Stakeholder Committee).

  • Decisions to modify the Governanceis Agreement or the MOU will be made by a written proposal from a member of the Stakeholder Committee or the Convener.

  • Amendment This MOU can be amended after initial signature, by providing written notice to the Convener for presentation to the Partnership.

  • Union County leadership will serve as the impartial Convener of this process.

  • The Convener will facilitate the team drafting this Governance Agreement and an the MOU clarifying roles and responsibilities of Partners.


More Definitions of Convener

Convener means an office-holder or other person who seeks a decision in accordance with Part 15 of these Rules;
Convener means the convener of the Technical Advisory Committee;
Convener means the Convener of the Council, a committee or sub-committee of the Council;
Convener means the Civic Head of the Council appointed by the Council. “Vice-Convener” means the Depute Civic Head of the Council appointed by the
Convener means the Convener of the Board appointed under Paragraph 3 of Schedule 2 of the Order;
Convener means the Convener of the Joint Committee appointed under Paragraph 12 of the Agreement;
Convener means a person who impartially assists the Commission in determining whether establishment of a negotiated rulemaking committee is feasible and appropriate in a particular rulemaking.