The General Assembly. Article 13 The General Assembly shall be the representative body of all the members of the IFSB referred to in Article 6.
The General Assembly. 1. The General Assembly shall be the highest decision-making body of ATAF. It shall meet at least once every financial year.
The General Assembly. 4.1 The General Assembly is the strategic, decision-making and supervisory body of APPEC.
The General Assembly. Composition The General Assembly is the supreme authority of the Syndicate. It is composed of all Members of the Syndicate. Each Member may be represented by one or more delegate during the meetings. Each Member may be represented by another Member, provided the other is duly authorized to do so. FAIR organization shall be represented in the General Assembly by its Secretary General in the capacity of “ex-officio” Member. The Chairman of the Technical Board of the Syndicate shall preside over the meetings of the General Assembly.
The General Assembly. The General Assembly is the Supreme Organ of the Organization and it is make up by Full Members, Associate Members and Permanent Observers. The General assembly shall meet at least once a year without prejudice of gathering in Special Sessions requested by the Executive Council or by a decision taken by a majority of Full Members. The General Assembly will be considered to be validly constituted when the quorum attending the assembly is at least half of the Full Members. Sessions will be conducted by the President of the Executive Council. In the absence of the President a substitute shall be elected by simple majority of the attending members. The substitute shall perform the aforementioned functions only during the absence of the President. Each Full Member shall have the right to one vote in the General Assembly. In cases when a State participates through more than one entity or instance, the Member shall internally decide the method to cast its corresponding vote. For decision making consensus shall be sought. When consensus is not reached decision shall be adopted by simple majority of votes of the Full Members in attendance except in special cases established in this Agreement. Callings for Regular or Special Sessions of the General Assembly shall be done by the President. In the first case call shall be done at least ninety calendar days before the date scheduled for the Session and in the second case at least thirty calendar days before. Rights and Duties of the General Assembly:
The General Assembly. 4.1 The General Assembly, hereinafter “GA” is the governing and decision-making body of the GENERA Network. Each Member may appoint one representative on the GA.
The General Assembly. 6.1.2.1 The General Assembly forms the principle discussion forum of the Project. It shall be attended by the representatives of the Parties. The General Assembly shall include: All members of the Board as described in 6.1.1, and The Activity Co-ordinators as listed in Annex 1 of the EC-GA. And representatives of users as listed in Annex 1 comprising: Other EU Neutron/Muon Related Projects Countries with large User Communities but no National Source to include Consejo Superior De Investigaciones Cientificas (CSIC), Spain and Xxxxxxxxx Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR), Italy User Organisations to include: the European Neutron Scattering Association (ENSA) and the International Society for Muon Spectroscopy Europe (ISMS-E) The Board Members together with the Activity Co-ordinators and the representatives of the user organisations listed above shall hereinafter be called the “GA Members”. In addition the General Assembly shall be attended by observer organisations listed in Annex 1 as follows: Non-European scientific observers to include: Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO), China Institute of Atomic Energy (CIAE), Xxxxx Laboratory of Neutron Physics (FLNP) Russia, the Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA), the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI), Spallation Neutron Source (SNS) United States of America and The Commission’s nominated representative.
The General Assembly. 6.2.1 The General Assembly shall consist of one representative of each Party (hereinafter referred to as “Member”).
The General Assembly consists of all project partners. The General Assembly will constitute the highest decision making body of the project. The General Assembly will normally meet annually, but in exceptional cases additional meetings or web conferences are envisaged. The implementation of the previous IncoNets proved that an annual meeting of all the partners is necessary in order to stimulate the implementation of the work and to reinforce the team work and networking. The first General Assembly will constitute the Project’s Kick- off Meeting (month 1), followed by two annual meetings wherever possible back-to-back with other important project events such as Policy Stakeholder Conferences. • At the kick-off meeting, building on the substantial dialogue within the consortium in the project definition phase, every activity of the project will be discussed in detail and the precise role of every partner will be specified. • At the annual General Assembly meetings, the consortium will review the progress in the implementation of the project based on the presentations given by every Task leader. The General Assembly will define/update a precise time-schedule for the following 12 months, taking also into consideration the necessary coordination with the IncoNet targeting Central Asia. The General Assembly will be chaired by the Scientific Coordinator and will take decisions by consensus. However, in exceptional cases when consensus cannot be reached and an important damage can occur for the project, a vote could take place. The modalities for such procedures will be specified in the Consortium Agreement to be signed among the partners at the beginning of the project. Representatives of the Commission's services (DG RTD).
The General Assembly. 5.1. The General Assembly is composed solely of Operational Members who have fulfilled their statutory obligations. It is chaired by the President of FIAP and in his or her absence by one of the two vice-presidents.
