ANY OTHER BUSINESS Clause Samples

ANY OTHER BUSINESS. In the margins of the meeting, two presentations were made to the participants: 1) the Greater Virunga Transboundary Collaboration; and 2) conservation implications of animal culture and social complexity.

ANY OTHER BUSINESS. No AOB points were proposed.

ANY OTHER BUSINESS. The Chair will invite members to present the item(s) – if any – identified under agenda item 2.

ANY OTHER BUSINESS. Section 100B(4)(b) of the Local Government Act 1972, together with paragraphs 6 and 25 of the Council Procedure Rules contained in the Constitution require that the permission of the Chairman be obtained, after prior notice to the Chief Executive, before urgent business not specified in the agenda (including a supplementary agenda of which the statutory period of notice has been given) may be transacted. In accordance with Operational Standing Order 6 (non-executive bodies), any item raised by a non-member shall require the support of a member of the Committee concerned and the Chairman of that Committee. Two weeks’ notice of non-urgent items is required.

ANY OTHER BUSINESS. Any other business not covered under the previous agenda items may be examined here (to be raised at the time of the adoption of the preliminary agenda and schedule).

ANY OTHER BUSINESS. Any other business not covered under the previous agenda items may be raised under this agenda item.

ANY OTHER BUSINESS. Methods of vote 1. The Company must have obtained proof that on 15 January 2021 at midnight (the “Registration Date”) shareholders held the number of shares for which they intend to participate in the general Meeting, and, 2. The Company must have received confirmation of the intention of to vote at the General Meeting not later than 23 January 2021. Submission of a proxy or postal vote form within the aforementioned period will constitute notification. There will be no further action to take on this matter.

ANY OTHER BUSINESS. The representative of France outlined the development agenda of the French Presidency of the G20. The Council took note of the information provided by the French delegation. ACP STATEMENT ON SUGAR TO THE 36TH ACP-EU COUNCIL Thank you, Co-President, for giving me the floor to make this statement on sugar on behalf of the ACP. Co-Presidents, 1. The new ACP Ministerial Committee on Sugar held its first meeting on 27 May 2011. This new Committee comprises all ACP States supplying sugar both under the EPAs and the EBA. This arrangement provides a single interlocutor to the EU to discuss issues relating to sugar. Experts from the Commission and the ACP meet regularly to discuss implementation issues. This set-up provides consistency and coherence to our actions. This arrangement has proven its raison d’être and it is proposed that it be continued. Co-Presidents 2. On the post-2013 Common Agricultural Policy, on behalf of the ACP Group, I sent a letter in early May to Commissioner ▇▇▇▇▇▇ conveying its position. The Sugar Ministerial Bureau met the Commissioner last Friday. We broadly support the adoption of specific measures to address income stabilisation of farmers, price volatility, food security, climate change and the greening of the CAP, among others. Besides, we are in favour of the maintenance of the current quota system for sugar. I made a report of the Committee’s meeting to the ACP Council on 28th May 2011, which adopted a comprehensive resolution on sugar, which, we are submitting to the EU for consideration. 3. The ACP Group, also, support the orientation of the CAP 2020 proposed by the Commission in respect of policy and management tools. 4. In the post-2013 Common Agricultural Policy, we strongly believe that ACP suppliers should be provided with: (i) fair, stable and remunerative EU market prices; (ii) a guarantee and priority of access; (iii) long-term predictability with continued preference assured by adequate border measures and robust mechanisms for market management; and, (iv) a balanced market; 5. This is important for market stability because the ACP suppliers are now an integral part of the EU’s Common sugar market organisations. 6. In this context, we welcome the resolution adopted last Wednesday by the European Parliament Committee on Agriculture advocating “that the 2006 sugar market regime be extended at least to 2020 in its existing form” and look forward to its adoption by the EU. 7. As regards the impact of EU’s FTAs with third cou...

ANY OTHER BUSINESS. The meeting will be informed about the results of the Preparatory Workshop for the Establishment of an International Forum of Users of Satellite Data Telecommunication Systems (SATCOM Forum) held in Touloiuse, France, 23-24 April 2012 The Chairperson will further call for a roundtable discussion and seek feedback from the participants on issues remaining to be discussed.