Commune Council definition

Commune Council means the body representing the citizens in its Commune (Khum-Sangkat) which has a mission to serve the general interests of its Commune (Khum-Sangkat) pursuant to the Borrower’s Law on Administration of Communes (Khum-Sangkat) No. 0301/05 dated March 19, 2001 and referred to in paragraph 1(e) of Schedule 4 to this Agreement, and the term “Commune Councils” means more than one Commune Council;
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Commune Council means the local government unit that administers the Commune;
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Commune Council means the elected council at the commune level;
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Examples of Commune Council in a sentence

  • The persons to be co-opted shall be identified by the Senate from a list of names supplied to it by the Commune Council or by any colline chief within the commune.

  • The law shall make provision for the circumstances under which a commune administrator may be dismissed or suspended, by the central authorities or by the Commune Council, for good cause including incompetence, corruption, gross misconduct or embezzlement.

  • The Senate shall ensure that commune councils in general reflect the ethnic diversity of their constituencies; if the composition of any Commune Council does not do so, it may order the co-optation of persons by the Commune Council from an underrepresented ethnic group to that Council, provided that no more than one-fifth of the Council may consist of such co-opted persons.

  • Activities endorsed by Commune Council shall be submitted to CLFT for approval.

  • The Recipient may use community participation in procurement for Works contracts for the constructions of Commune Council buildings in remote Communes, where no contractor has shown any interested in bidding for the work.

  • The Senate shall ensure that commune councils in general reflect the ethnic diversity of their constituencies; if the composition of any Commune Council does not do so, it may order the co- optation of persons by the Commune Council from an underrepresented ethnic group to that Council, provided that no more than one-fifth of the Council may consist of such co-opted persons.

  • The project will work with FiAC in partnership with local authorities, Commune Council and the Community Fishery Committee and members as well as NGOs working in the areas.

  • The majority of Chiefs are older men (approximately only 9% of Commune Council members are women).

  • The planning of the activities shall follow the procedures of the Commune Development Plan, managed by the Commune Council.

  • The Subproject may support construction or rehabilitation of commune council buildings and office furniture, provided the Participating Commune has not been the recipient of similar facilities under the ADB- assisted Commune Council Development Project (CCDP) or CCDP 2.