Standing Committee means a permanent committee with a regular meeting schedule and designated subject matter jurisdiction that is authorized by the Rules of the Senate or the Rules of the House of Representatives.
Standing Committee means a committee of VSI listed in Sections 607.1, 607.2, or 607.3.
Standing Committee means a permanent body established by the legislative body of a local unit under section 14 to conduct the activities of a historic district study committee on a continuing basis.
Examples of Standing Committee in a sentence
It is understood that at the second step of each grievance, and in all proceedings thereafter, up to and including arbitration, any National Officer may accompany the Union Standing Committee in their meetings with Company officials.
More Definitions of Standing Committee
Standing Committee means a Committee referred to in Standing Order No 31 or any other Committee which may be so designated by the Council at any time
Standing Committee means a political action committee or
Standing Committee means a Committee established by Council, comprised entirely of Members of Council, to carry out duties on an ongoing basis, as specified by Council, and that reports directly to Council.
Standing Committee means the Standing Committee of Officials of Consumer Affairs;
Standing Committee means the body established by a Resolution 3.3 of the 3rd Meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties;
Standing Committee means a Standing Committee constituted by a Zila Parishad or a Panchayat Samiti or a Gram Panchayat under this Act;
Standing Committee means a Committee (whether required by statute or otherwise) which has been established by the full Council on a permanent basis to do its assigned work on an ongoing basis. The Standing Committees established by the full Council are detailed in Part 3 of Section D of the Constitution (Delegations to Committees) and exclude full Council, Cabinet and any Committees of the Cabinet (there are presently no Committees of the Cabinet)