Technical Oversight Group definition

Technical Oversight Group means the chaired group meetings comprised of representatives of the Parties (and such technical experts as the Parties may appoint) whose Terms of Reference are detailed in Schedule 4, with Natural England attending as statutory adviser on the SAC and the Delivery Body attending as an observer, to provide technical advice and reports on Project Deliverables.
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Technical Oversight Group. The existing Technical Oversight Group is made up of a Nominated Representative from each party. The Technical Oversight Group will take responsibility as outlined in Schedule 4. The Technical Oversight Group will meet quarterly to discuss the SAMM measures and if any amendments are needed. The Technical Oversight Group will continue to include representative(s) from Natural England and GLA. Sub-groups may be formed at any time and could include local conservation groups. LPA Case Officer advises applicant to pay SAMM tariff to comply with Habitat Regulations. Every six months (or otherwise agreed time period) each party sends XXXX contributions and a contributions report to the Delivery Body Technical Oversight Group meets quarterly and the Delivery Body reports back on spending, evidencing the spend and the undertaking of any necessary procurement procedures Delivery Body to provide Technical Oversight Group with an annual report to inform Authority Monitoring Reports. Epping Forest SAMM strategy document is reviewed and updated every five years by the Technical Oversight Group.
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Technical Oversight Group. The existing Technical Oversight Group is made up of a Nominated Representative from each party. The Technical Oversight Group will take responsibility as outlined in Schedule 4. The Technical Oversight Group will meet quarterly to discuss the SAMM measures and if any amendments are needed. The Technical Oversight Group will continue to include representative(s) from Natural England and GLA. Sub-groups may be formed at any time and could include local conservation groups.
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Examples of Technical Oversight Group in a sentence

  • Each LA will notify the Chair of any substitute in advance of Technical Oversight Group meetings and that will be eligible to cast that Partner’s vote.

  • A Partner shall, if so required by the Technical Oversight Group, produce written evidence of this to the Technical Oversight Group signed by its Personnel.

  • Natural England will continue to chair these meetings unless the Technical Oversight Group decides otherwise.

  • However, if it appears that the amount of expenditure from the EFSA leaves insufficient funds for investment to meet the aims in paragraph 7.1 then the Delivery Body may propose amendments to the Project Deliverables and Programme of Investment for approval of the Parties either directly or through the Technical Oversight Group.

  • Technical Oversight Group Meetings Meetings will operate under the following conditions: • At each meeting, the Technical Oversight Group will agree the date for the next meeting otherwise the Chair or his/her nominee, shall call meetings, giving notice that is reasonable in the circumstances.

  • Representatives of organisations who have a recognised interest in the planning or management of the SAMM measures but are not Technical Oversight Group members may be invited to join such groups.

  • The Delivery Body will hold and/or invest the SAMM Contributions paid to it in accordance with Schedule 3 and report to the Technical Oversight Group in accordance with Schedule 4 and Clause 2.1 above).

  • The frequency of meetings may be reduced at any time in accordance with the Technical Oversight Group Terms of Reference.

  • The Delivery Body will provide the Technical Oversight Group with regular business plans and financial statements.

  • The Technical Oversight Group shall be responsible for ensuring the delivery of the Project Deliverables by the Delivery Body and to this end will keep the proposals for implementation and progress towards meeting it, under review.

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