Joint Panel definition

Joint Panel means a joint panel as set out herein, established to provide advice and recommendations to Council pursuant to the Screening and Hearing Officer By-law, regarding the appointment of Hearing Officers;
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Joint Panel refers to a panel composed of District and Association members who shall be responsible for selection, training, and assignment of Consulting Teachers.
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Joint Panel serves as the governing body of the PAR program.
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Examples of Joint Panel in a sentence

  • Teachers who are members of the Joint Panel shall be released from their regular duties to attend meetings, without loss of pay or benefits.

  • Induction Joint Panel (JP) is made up of three (3) CUTA members, appointed by the CUTA and two (2) CUSD administrators, appointed by the Superintendent.

  • The Stipend paid to Induction Joint Panel Members will be made in one payment.

  • Each bargaining unit member of the Induction Joint Panel Members will be paid a stipend of One (1) unit per year.

  • Consulting Teachers shall attend training specified by the Joint Panel.


More Definitions of Joint Panel

Joint Panel. Refers to the panel described in Section 18.4.1.
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Joint Panel means a panel comprised of representatives of the Commissioner, Clerk and the Director of Human Resources, or their designates;
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Joint Panel or “Panel.” The governing group that administers the Peer Assistance Review Program pursuant to Education Code § 44502.
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Joint Panel. The governing group that administers the Program.
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Joint Panel refers to the Joint Review Panel established by the ERCB and the Federal Minister of the Environment through this Agreement.
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Joint Panel means a panel established jointly under the laws of Alberta and Canada to undertake the critical evaluation and determination of effects in a cooperative environmental assessment. The joint panel may undertake at the same time other evaluations of the project which are within its legal authority. "Parties" means Canada and Alberta. "Lead Party" means the Party as determined under sections 5.6.0 to 5.6.4 of the Sub-agreement and section 5.0 of this Agreement.
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Joint Panel. The panel that administers PAR.
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