Joint Management Body means the joint management body established under the Strata Management Act 2013;

Joint Management Body means the body established in clause 3.

Joint Management Body means the body established under section 16;

Examples of Joint Management Body in a sentence

Members of the Joint Management Body are protected from personal liability in accordance with section 132 of the CALM Act.
Subject to clause 18.3, all information disclosed by a member of the Joint Management Body (Disclosing Party) to another member of the Joint Management Body (Receiving Party) during the term of this Agreement and operation of the Joint Management Body, which is identified by the Disclosing Party as confidential, shall be kept confidential and not disclosed, except as permitted by this clause (Confidential Information).
The Joint Management Body may appoint sub-committees— comprising any Members and any other persons—to investigate, consider and advise, or make recommendations to the Joint Management Body, on such matters as the Joint Management Body sees fit.
While a Dispute is being dealt with under any part of this clause, the Joint Management Body shall, pending a decision on the Dispute, continue to perform its obligations under the Agreement so far as circumstances allow and such performance will be without prejudice to the final decision on the Dispute.
The Joint Management Body may, from time to time, adopt such rules and procedures as it considers necessary, but should any inconsistency arise between those rules and procedures and this Agreement, this Agreement shall prevail.

More Definitions of Joint Management Body

Joint Management Body means a body of the kind referred to in s 56A(6) of the CALM Act. Land Partnership Fund means the fund established and administered by the Department of the Premier and Cabinet pursuant to the South West Native Title Settlement for the purpose of facilitating the implementation of the ILUAs including making provision for certain funding for joint management arrangements. LEADR means LEADR, a company limited by guarantee, ACN: 008 651 232. Management Plan means a management plan prepared under Part II Division 3 or Part V Division 1 of the CALM Act (as the case may be).

Joint Management Body means either the local or regional body referred to in clause 13.8.

Joint Management Body means the body established under section 17;

Joint Management Body means the joint management body established under the Applicable Acts in relation to the building in which the Property is comprised (where the Property is part of a building);

Joint Management Body or “JMB” means the joint management body of the Integrated Development Project established under Section 4 of the Building and Common Property (Maintenance and Management) Act, 2007 or Section 17 of the Strata Management Act, 2013 or any amendments thereto.

Joint Management Body means the body established in clause 2. Native Title Act means the Native Xxxxx Xxx 0000 (Cth).

Joint Management Body means the body established pursuant to an agreement under section 56A of the Conservation and Land Management Act giving effect to a requirement in any of the management plans prepared under section 54 of the Conservation and Land Management Act. Minister for Environment means the Minister to whom administration of the Conservation and Land Management Act is committed. Right to Negotiate means the right to negotiate procedure under and for the purposes of Subdivision P of Division 3 of Part 2 of the Native Title Act.