Committee Action definition
Committee Action means a writing by, or minutes of the actions of, the Committee, the substance of which, as to an Executive, has been communicated to such Executive.
Committee Action means the adversary proceeding [Adv. Pro. No. 08-01435] commenced by the Committee against the Prepetition Secured Lenders, the Transeastern Lenders and certain other parties, as such complaint and the parties thereto may be amended from time to time, and any other avoidance or equitable subordination or recovery actions under section 105, 502(d), 510, 542 through 551 or 553 of the Bankruptcy Code or otherwise challenging the validity of transfers related to or the obligations arising from or relating to the Loan Documents and the Original Transeastern Settlement, including Claims and Causes of Action in connection with such adversary proceeding and any appeals relating thereto.
Committee Action means an official act, decision, or ruling of the Alliance Committee, which shall require in each case that at least one of the following applies:
1. all members of the Alliance Committee present and acting (but in any event a minimum of four such members) have consented thereto, where such consent is given either in writing (signed either collectively or in multiple identical counterparts, the signers being considered "present and acting" for this purpose) or by vote at a duly convened meeting of the Alliance Committee subsequently entered into the minutes of such meeting; or
2. at least two members of the Alliance Committee have consented thereto (in the manner described above), and have further instituted an Escalation Procedure in which the act, decision, or ruling has received the written approval of the Escalation Officer of each party; or
3. arbitration pursuant to Section 13 results in the adoption of the act, decision, or ruling as constituting Committee Action. A Committee Action may include the rescinding or amendment of any prior Committee Action.
Examples of Committee Action in a sentence
Voting, Quorum, Committee Action, Procedures, By-Laws and Appeals.
Voting, Quorum, Committee Action, Procedures By-Laws and Appeals.
No Partnership Governance Committee Action may be taken at any meeting at which a quorum is not present.
In no event shall the Partnership Governance Committee be authorized to act other than by Partnership Governance Committee Action, and any action or purported action by the Partnership Governance Committee (including any authorization, consent, approval, waiver, decision or vote) not constituting a Partnership Governance Committee Action shall be null and void and of no force and effect.
Each Partnership Governance Committee Action shall be binding on the Partnership.
More Definitions of Committee Action
Committee Action. Voted "do pass by consent" by the Committee on Rural Community Development by a vote of 12 to 0. This substitute allows the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission within the Department of Transportation to enter into binding highway infrastructure improvement agreements with a county, political subdivision, or private entity for the construction or improvement of state highway infrastructure. An agreement may provide for the assignment of the commission's reimbursement or repayment obligations in order to facilitate the funding of the improvements. The funds advanced must be repaid by the commission from the State Road Fund in a manner, time period, and interest rate agreed to by the respective parties. The commission may condition the reimbursement or repayment of the advanced funds upon projected highway revenues only if it is explicitly stated in the terms of the contract. The contract must provide for a date or dates certain for the repayment of funds and the commission may delay repayment of the advanced funds if highway revenues fall below the projections used to determine the repayment schedule, or if repayment would jeopardize the receipt of federal highway moneys, only if terms of the contract state such a condition and the contract provides for a date or dates certain for repayment of funds. These provisions cannot be construed to authorize the construction, maintenance, reconstruction, or operation of toll roads or toll facilities.
Committee Action. This recommendation was reviewed and approved by the Administration and Public Works Committee at their October 24th meeting. I will be available at the November 13th meeting of the City Council for any questions regarding this recom- mendation. RCB #15 $390 $420 $440 #15 $390 $420 $440 #25 $550 $600 $630 1.5” B&B $480 $520 $545 2” B&B $530 $580 $605 2.5” B&B $630 $690 $725 3” B&B $700 $755 $795 #15 $700 No bid No bid #15 $700 No bid No bid #25 $900 No bid No bid 1.5” B&B $850 No bid No bid 2” B&B $1,000 No bid No bid 2.5” B&B $1,250 No bid No bid 3” B&B $1,400 No bid No bid
Committee Action means the adversary proceeding [Adv. Case. No. 08-01435] commenced by the Committee against the First Lien Revolver Lenders, the First Lien Term Lenders, the Second Lien Lenders and certain other parties, as such complaint and the parties thereto may be amended from time to time and any other avoidance or equitable subordination or recovery actions under sections 105, 502(d), 510, 542 through 551, and 553 of the Bankruptcy Code or otherwise relating to challenging the validity of or arising from the First Lien Revolver Claims, the First Lien Term Claims or the Second Lien Claims including Claims and Causes of Action in connection with such adversary proceeding.
Committee Action. Voted "Do Pass with Amendments" by the Standing Committee on Health and Mental Health Policy by a vote of 9 to 0. Voted "Do Pass with HCS" by the Select Committee on Social Services by a vote of 8 to 1. This bill specifies that a medical retainer agreement is a contract between a physician and an individual patient or the individual patient's legal representative in which the physician agrees to provide certain health care services described in the agreement to the individual patient for an agreed-upon fee and period of time.
Committee Action. Voted "Do Pass" by the Committee on Health Insurance by a vote of 12 to 0. This bill prohibits an agreement, for the provision of services, between a health carrier or other insurer that writes vision insurance and an optometrist from requiring an optometrist to provide additional services or materials at a limited or lower fee unless the services or materials are reimbursed as covered services under the contract. A provider is prohibited from charging more for services or materials that are not covered under a health benefit or vision plan than the usual and customary rate charged for those services or materials. The bill prohibits a contractual discount from resulting in a fee that is less than the health benefit or vision plan would otherwise pay for covered services or materials if not for the application of an enrollee's contractual limitations of deductibles, co-payments, co-insurance, waiting periods, annual or lifetime maximums, alternative benefit payments, or frequency limitations. The reimbursement paid by the health or benefit plan for covered services or materials must be reasonable and cannot provide minimal reimbursement in order to claim a service or material is a covered service. A health carrier is prohibited from providing de minimis reimbursement or coverage in an attempt to avoid these provisions.
Committee Action. Voted "do pass by consent" by the Committee on Communications, Energy and Technology by a vote of 20 to 0. Current law requires that territorial agreements specify the boundaries of the water service area of each water supplier and the electric service area of each electric service supplier. In cases where the parties cannot agree, they may petition the Missouri Public Service Commission to designate the boundaries of the service areas to be served by each party. This bill clarifies that the commission can only be petitioned when the parties cannot agree upon the boundaries of the service areas that are not specified in the agreement. Current law states that the commission must hold an evidentiary hearing when receiving any petition, when determining whether or not a territorial agreement should become effective, and when complaints involving any commission-approved territorial agreement are presented. The bill states that these hearings can be waived if the matter is resolved by a stipulation and an agreement that is submitted to the commission. All parties must agree to waive the hearing.
Committee Action means the adversary complaint filed by the Committee against ARTRA and Entrade in the Bankruptcy case, which Complaint is numbered Adv. No. 02 A 01086.