Pathogen equivalency committee definition

Pathogen equivalency committee or "PEC" means a committee made up of United States environmental protection agency experts who review pathogen and vector attraction reduction issues and make recommendations to the appropriate permitting authority. The primary role of the PEC is to review proposals for processes to significantly reduce pathogens ("PSRP") and processes to further reduce pathogens ("PFRP") equivalency determinations and to offer guidance on the issues associated with pathogen and vector attraction reduction.
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  • Compensation Committee means the Compensation Committee of the Board.

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  • Campaign committee means the committee designated by a candidate to receive all contributions

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