The National Sample Clauses

The National. Grievance Committee may decide a case upon transcripts, minutes and records of the Committee previously considering the case, if any. The Committee may, in any specific case, by a majority vote, agree upon other methods and procedures by which additional evidence may be obtained. In the hearing of cases, each party will submit a written statement of all facts involved in each case at the time of the hearing. If such written statement is not submitted to the Committee at the time of the hearing, the case will not be heard. Except in cases of discharge or suspension, the Union shall present its summary first. Only authorized employees of the Union and the Employer shall be permitted to participate in the presentation and hearing of cases covered by these Rules of Procedure. Arguments on the case can be cut off by majority vote after all factual information is presented. Each side shall have one opportunity for rebuttal. Cross-examination shall only come through, or by Panel members. The Panel will go into executive session and render a decision after each case has been presented. The Committee will mail in each case, or recall the parties for an announcement of the decision. The National Grievance Committee shall have the authority to refer matters to Subcommittees for investigation and report, as directed, to the National Grievance Committee. Decisions on the National Grievance Committee shall be final and binding upon all parties.

The National. Land Commission shall be representative and independent. The composition of the membership and terms of appointment of the National Land Commission shall be set by the legislation constituting it. The Chairperson of the National Land Commission shall be appointed by the Presidency.

The National. Red Cross Societies disseminate and assist their Governments, as auxiliaries to their public authorities in the humanitarian field, in disseminating International Humanitarian Law. They take initiatives in this respect. They disseminate the principles and ideals of the Movement and assist those governments which also disseminate them. They also cooperate with their governments to ensure respect for International Humanitarian Law. Moreover, internationally, the National Red Cross Societies give assistance for victims of armed conflicts, natural disasters and other emergencies in countries other than their own country. They contribute to the development of other National Societies which require such assistance also within the framework of International Humanitarian Law and Fundamental Principles dissemination activities, in coordination with the National Society partner and the ICRC. Within this framework, the ICRC and the National Red Cross Societies provide each other with support. Cooperation and dialogue between the Movement components thus include promotion, dissemination, implementation and application of International Humanitarian Law.