Committees and Task Forces Clause Samples
The "Committees and Task Forces" clause establishes the authority and procedures for creating smaller groups within an organization to handle specific tasks or areas of responsibility. Typically, this clause outlines how such committees or task forces are formed, who can appoint members, and what powers or duties they possess. For example, a board may delegate certain projects or ongoing oversight to a committee, or form a temporary task force to address a particular issue. The core function of this clause is to provide a structured mechanism for delegating work and expertise, thereby improving organizational efficiency and focus.
Committees and Task Forces. Association shall recommend teachers to serve on committees or task forces to assist in planning curriculum and programs. The Association shall be informed of and have an opportunity for input into release time for such committees.
Committees and Task Forces. (a) Contractor shall actively participate on and support local, state and national committees, task forces, and agencies and organizations upon invitation and/or appointment to represent the needs of domestic violence victims and domestic violence victim services programs and to advocate for enhanced coordination and appropriate response to victims of domestic violence.
(b) Contractor shall participate on the DSHS Funding Formula workgroup convened to review and examine the domestic violence victim services funding formula administered by DSHS and shall provide recommendations and technical assistance to DSHS as needed.
(c) Contractor shall participate in the Crime Victims Services Workgroup convened by the Administrative Office of the Courts.
Committees and Task Forces. OSPE Committees and Task Forces are struck by the Board to carry out several functions. While individual Ambassadors cannot set or change OSPE policies and programs, you can participate in committees to research issues and make policy or program recommendations. There are standing committees, whose members are comprised of elected Board Directors, and ad hoc committees and task forces, whose members are comprised of both Board Directors and Ambassador volunteers with subject matter expertise. The ad hoc committees address specific issues, usually relating to advocacy (as identified in our Policy Areas) or member services. Committee member positions are a two-year or three-year commitment and meetings are typically held every four to six weeks.
Committees and Task Forces. A. MCC-NEA and District Leadership Committee