Recommending Committee Sample Clauses

Recommending Committee. 12.12.10.1 A Sabbatical Leave Recommending Committee shall be established each year to review applications, assign priorities in terms of this sabbatical leave policy, and make recommendations accordingly to the Superintendent.
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Recommending Committee. The LHA should consider use of a rec- ommending committee to assist in the establishment of objective criteria for the determination of potential for homeownership and in the selection of homebuyers from the families deter- mined to have such potential. If a rec- ommending committee is used, it should be composed of representatives of the CPC (if any), the LHA and the HBA. The LHA shall submit to the committee prompt written justifica- tion of any rejection of a committee recommendation, stating grounds, the reasonableness of which shall be in ac- cord with applicable LHA and HUD reg- ulations. Each member of such a com- mittee, at the time of appointment, shall be required to furnish the LHA with a signed statement that the mem- ber will (i) follow selection procedures and policies that do not automatically deny admission to a particular class, that insure selection on a nondiscrim- inatory and nonsegregated basis, and that facilitate achievement of the an- ticipated results for occupancy stated in the approved Affirmative Fair Hous- ing Marketing Plan, and (ii) maintain strict confidentiality by not divulging any information concerning applicants or the deliberations of the committee to any person except to the LHA as necessary for purposes of the official business of the committee.
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