Special Interest Group definition

Special Interest Group means a group of Members established for the purpose of promoting and maintaining a specialised interest associated with veterinary science or veterinary practice in Australia that is recognised as a Special Interest Group in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution
Special Interest Group means a group of members established under Clause 27;
Special Interest Group means a group representing medical practitioners which has been prescribed as a special interest group by the Council and is constituted by medical practitioners with the same or similar areas of interest.

Examples of Special Interest Group in a sentence

  • Maintains an active membership in a Professional Association Special Interest Group (eg Canadian Association of Gerontological Nurses; Canadian Association of Occupational Health Nurses, Canadian Hospital Infection Control Association etc) • Holds office in a professional nursing organization or special interest: with subheadings for National, Provincial or Local level and further subdivided to recognize if you are President vs a Member of the Executive.

  • The Merchant must also obtain a license from and be certified by SIGIS, the Special Interest Group for IIAS Standards.

  • Maintains an active membership in a Professional Association Special Interest Group (eg Canadian Association of Gerontological Nurses; Canadian Association of Occupational Health Nurses, Canadian Hospital Infection Control Association etc) Holds office in a professional nursing organization or special interest: with subheadings for National, Provincial or Local level and further subdivided to recognize if you are President vs a Member of the Executive.

  • Issues of negotiation which require agreement and which relate to each distinct bargaining group, will be the sole responsibility of each Special Interest Group.

  • The Specialist Meeting also took on board the recommendations from the SIG-STATS (EU Special Interest Group on Cultural Heritage Digitisation Statistics).


More Definitions of Special Interest Group

Special Interest Group means a special Interest Group of the College. “Special Interest Group Convenors” means the current Convenor of a Special Interest Group.
Special Interest Group or “SIG” means a group of the Corporation based upon a SIG Charter that forms to discuss specified issued
Special Interest Group means a group of members with a special interest in the surveying and spatial profession as approved by the Council and operated in accordance with rules established by the Directors.
Special Interest Group means a body of Club members focused on a particular discipline of motor sport that warrants a separate committee.
Special Interest Group means any Special Interest Group (“SIG”) for the time being of the Company. To be recognised as a SIG of the Company any organisation must adopt and abide by procedures approved by the Company.
Special Interest Group means any group established, from time to time, by the Board of Directors or the President for the specific purpose of study of and instruction on a particular specialized area of computer science or use, such as, but not limited to, the use of a particular form of applications software.
Special Interest Group or “SIG” means a body of Club members focused on a particular discipline of motorsport that warrants a separate group, operating under the auspices of BMMC, including the BRMC.