Role of the Stakeholders Committees Sample Clauses

Role of the Stakeholders Committees. (a) One or more Stakeholders Committees, each in form satisfactory to MCC, will be created to represent the constituencies of the various Projects. MiDA will use the Stakeholders Committees to continue the consultative process throughout Compact implementation. The Stakeholders Committees will be used primarily to inform the various constituent groups about Program implementation and provide advice and input to MiDA concerning the Program, with the goal of promoting transparency. To that end:
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