Examples of Programme Board in a sentence

The Project Plan is a live document that can be amended through a formal change control process which is governed by the MS Programme Board.
The Project Plan is agreed by the Programme Senior Responsible Officer (SRO) and is reviewed and maintained on a quarterly basis through the MS Programme Board.
The evaluation plan will be available from the MS Programme Board.
The annual Infrastructure Delivery Programme is set by the City Deal Executive and Stewardship Board and is implemented under the direction of a Programme Board whose members include the Chief Executives of local partners.
The Programme Board considers issues to be referred to the City Deal Executive.

More Definitions of Programme Board

Programme Board means as defined in Clause 11.1.1 (Programme

Programme Board the board established in accordance with clause 16 and Schedule 2 for the purpose of implementing the Swansea Bay City Deal and the Councils’ obligations in relation to the Swansea Bay City Deal;

Programme Board means the lead governing authority for the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund Wave 1.

Programme Board. The Programme Board will provide strategic oversight for the Data Futures Pilot and will include representatives from HESA and key stakeholder groups as outlined at xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xx.xx/innovation/data-futures/programme- management. "Prohibited Act" Any act which constitutes an offence under the Bribery Act 2010, which contravenes paragraph 2.2 of Schedule 2 or which is an offence under legislation or common law provisions in respect of fraudulent acts, to the extent that such acts relate to this Agreement or any other Agreement with HESA.

Programme Board means a board constituted in accordance with clause 9; “Project Delivery Board” means a board constituted in accordance with clause 10;

Programme Board means a board or other collection of persons performing governance functions for HUG 2 within the Authority and across other Government Departments as required.

Programme Board means a body established by the University with overall responsibility for a particular programme(s), including the programme assessment strategy.