Decisions Protocols Sample Clauses

Decisions Protocols. Decisions can be taken by the Steering Committee if at least half of the concerned Representatives are present or represented. Upon majority decision, the Steering Committee is entitled to modify the Appendices of this Agreement. Decisions of the Steering Committee concerning the following aspects shall always be adopted on the basis of a 2/3 majority of the voting Representatives present or represented unless otherwise provided for in this Agreement. - Designation of the Lead Registrants; - Decisions to carry out and on proposals for testing; - Approval of the Core Data and Joint Registration Dossiers to be submitted to the Agency; - Exclusion of a Member; - Appointment of the Trustee if necessary for compliance with competition law. Other Decisions of the Steering Committee shall be adopted on the basis of a majority of the voting Representatives present or represented. Blank votes, incorrect or incomplete votes or abstentions are not valid. A Representative shall be excluded from voting in the event of a vote on the exclusion of that Member of the Consortium or on matters in which he has no vested interest, including a vote on testing proposals which he is not required to provide for the purpose of registration and in which he does not intend to participate, in particular in accordance with the establishment of Sub-groups for the Substances, if applicable. All contracts with further external service providers, including laboratories, to perform technical and scientific tasks, shall, upon prior approval of the Steering Committee, be concluded by the Secretariat, in its own name and on account of all Parties. If a Party is an only representative, such Party should declare to the Secretariat the number of non-EU manufacturers it represents. For cost sharing and voting rights calculation purposes, each non-EU Manufacturer and its affiliates will separately count for one and the combined share will be allocated to the only representative.
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Decisions Protocols. All decisions of the Technical Committees shall be recorded in the minutes and communicated to Membership. Decisions can be taken by each Technical Committee if at least half of its Members are present or represented. In case such quorum is not reached, another meeting shall be deemed to have quorum, irrespective of the number of present or represented Members. Members of the Technical Committees may be represented by another Technical Committee members provided the latter is able to show a duly signed proxy of the former. TheTechnical Committees shall use its best endeavours to make decisions by consensus. Each Member of the Technical Committees are entitled to one vote. A Member shall not take part in a vote in the event of a conflict of interest or on matters in which such Member has no vested interests. Decisions of the Technical Committees shall be taken by a majority vote of its members present or represented.
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