Joint Audit Committee definition

Joint Audit Committee means a voluntary, cooperative organization comprised of representatives of U.S. futures exchanges and regulatory organizations, including the Exchange. The Joint Audit Committee’s primary responsibility is to oversee the implementation and functioning of all terms and conditions of the Joint Audit Agreement and to determine the practices and procedures to be followed by each Designated Self-Regulatory Organization in the conduct of audits and financial reviews of FCMs.
Joint Audit Committee means the joint MX-CDCC audit committee;
Joint Audit Committee means the Joint Independent Audit Committee established by the PCC and Chief Constable

Examples of Joint Audit Committee in a sentence

  • A) The Joint Audit Committee shall uphold the integrity of the classification plan by examining the rationale of Classification Joint Council recommendations to ensure they are consistent with the factors and comparative descriptions, that full and adequate information was provided, and that all information provided was fully considered.

  • A permanent employee shall not have an appeal right if assigned to a set of duties and responsibilities that have previously been subject to an appeal and a Joint Audit Committee decision.

  • B) Appeal decisions of the Joint Audit Committee are final and binding on the incumbent and the parties to this agreement.

  • All waivers are required to be reported to the relevant Joint Audit Committee post event in regular and timely manner.

  • The Designee shall also be appointed to the Board of Directors of Banc of California, N.A. (the “Bank”), the Joint Audit Committee of the Company and the Bank, and the Enterprise Risk Committees of the Company and the Bank.

  • The terms of reference set out the full scope and responsibilities of the Joint Audit Committee.

  • The Joint Audit Committee will advise and make recommendations to the PCC and CC on the adequacy of the internal audit.

  • The Joint Audit Committee shall uphold the integrity of the classification plan by examining the rationale of Classification Joint Council recommendations to ensure they are with the factors and comparative descriptions, that full and adequate was provided, and that all information provided was fully considered.

  • Such audit may be performed by a certified public accountant whose services are secured through open, competitive bidding process or during the course of an audit conducted by staff of the Legislative Joint Audit Committee.

  • The Chairperson of the Joint Audit Committee, if in the employ of the government, shall be granted leave of absence with pay.


More Definitions of Joint Audit Committee

Joint Audit Committee means the multi-venture audit committee established by the Operator in respect of all of its operations;
Joint Audit Committee means the Self-Regulatory Organization constituted under CFTC Regulation 1.52(d)(2), including the Exchange in its capacity as a Self-Regulatory Organization.