Technical Advisory Group (TAG) Sample Clauses

Technical Advisory Group (TAG). 7.1. Purpose of the Group is to provide the Parties with technical advice during the Study and to perform the following functions:
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Technical Advisory Group (TAG). 2.1. A Technical Advisory Group (TAG) provides input to ESMAP’s strategic agenda, and submits regular reports to the CG and to ESMAP Management.
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Technical Advisory Group (TAG). The Task Team will establish the TAG and seek its input on the existing information and knowledge related to offshore exploration drilling. The TAG will support the Task Team and the Committee, once established, to gather relevant data and information, conduct technical analysis, and provide expertise in relation to the RA. CAPP generally supports the concept of the TAG, but not without a defined scope, including scope of technical expertise required. CAPP also believes that TAG members should be appointed by the Task Team to ensure transparency and that there should be a maximum cap on the number of TAG members to ensure an efficient process. Finally, the TAG should have representation from industry since industry has the necessary subject matter experts that are familiar with the NL offshore and potential environmental and social impacts. CAPP recommends that the Task Team and not the TAG consider ongoing follow-up and effects monitoring requirements, along with the need for periodic updates to meet the objectives of the RA as an effective tool to aid decision-making.
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