The Steering Committee of the Stakeholder Board Sample Clauses

The Steering Committee of the Stakeholder Board. (SCSB) The Steering Committee of the SB is a group of representatives of core member countries which make major financial contributions to the HBP. Its responsibilities include: • Guiding the setting up of the Legal Entity. • Drafting the initial terms of reference of the SB. • Establishing the terms for recruiting, appointing and dismissing members of the DIR, including the DG. The mandate of the SCSB may be revised by the SB once it is fully established. Composition: One representative from each of five to seven national Member organisations. The Chair of the SB should be a member of the SCSB.
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