Chief Whip definition
Chief Whip means the chief whip of the majority party;
Chief Whip means the Councillor elected by the majority of the Members of Council who provides a supportive function to the Council, in conjunction with the Whips, to ensure the smooth functioning of Council meetings;
Chief Whip means the Whip of the ruling party in the Council who must, together with other Whips ensure the smooth functioning of the Council, or the member so designated by the political parties in the Council who do not enjoy an outright majority.
Examples of Chief Whip in a sentence
Parallel arrangements will operate in respect of the Government Chief ▇▇▇▇ and Deputy Chief Whip in the House of Lords.
In addition to the above mentioned categories, employees of the universities which receive Grant-in Aid from the State Government and Local Self Government Institutions and the directly recruited personal staff of the Chief Minister, Ministers, Leader of Opposition and Chief Whip, Speaker, Deputy Speaker and the Chairmen of the Financial Committees shall also be considered as beneficiary for this scheme.
The Government Chief Whip and Deputy Chief Whip will consult and co-operate with each other to ensure the delivery of the Government’s programme.
More Definitions of Chief Whip
Chief Whip means the person elected as the Chief Whip of the Council; “Committee” shall mean any committee established in the municipality, including committees established in terms of section 79 and 80 of the Structures Act; “Constitution” shall mean the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996;
Chief Whip means the person elected as Chief Whip of Council;
Chief Whip means the Member designated as the Chief Whip by the parliamentary party or parties forming the Government;
Chief Whip means the person elected as the chief whip of the council.
Chief Whip means the Chief Whip of the Council elected in terms of rule 13 of these Rules;
Chief Whip means the Government Chief Whip in the Legislative Assembly.
Chief Whip means the whip of the ruling party in the council who, together with any other whip or the councillor so designated by the political parties in the council who do not enjoy an outright majority, and in conjunction with the speaker, must ensure the smooth functioning of the proceedings of the council in terms of these by-laws and other applicable law provided that the council may, by resolution and subject to applicable law, require the chief whip to perform additional functions and duties or delegate additional functions and powers to him or her in accordance with the council’s system of delegations;