Individual Vote definition

Individual Vote means a single vote accorded to each Director.

Examples of Individual Vote in a sentence

• The following Rules may be suspended in accordance with Article 16.1: - all Council Procedure Rules except Rules 16.4 (Right to Require Individual Vote to be Recorded), 16.5 (Voting on Appointments of Members) and 17.2 (No Requirement to Sign Minutes of Previous Meeting at Extraordinary meeting).

• If an unaffiliated transmission utility from outside the New England Control Area becomes or is about to become an Additional Participating Transmission Owner pursuant to Section 11.05 of this Agreement, and if any initial PTO’s Individual Vote will change by more than 20 percent as a result, the PTOs shall enter into good faith negotiations to consider appropriate modifications to Sections 11.04(a)(iii)(B) and 11.04(a)(iii)(C) of this Agreement and Schedule 11.04 to this Agreement.

• Individual Vote – shall mean a single vote accorded to each stakeholder.

• In all land use designations, it is proposed that the development of Places of Worship would be subject to specific locational criteria depending on their size as measured by floor space.

• Standing Order No 31 Suspension of Standing Orders All of these Standing Orders except Standing Order 19.5 (Right to Require Individual Vote to be Recorded) may be suspended by motion on notice or without notice if at least one half of the whole number of Members of the Authority are present and the majority of those present is in favour.

• Initial Number of School Board Members by Town: Town Board Members Population Individual Vote Weight Total Vote Weight Duxbury 2 1,337 4.6 9.2 pts.

• If a new company structure is required, this will be brought back to the Hub Committee and Council for approval in due course.(NOTE: in accordance with Council Procedure Rule 19(6) ‘ Right to Require Individual Vote to be Recorded’: Cllrs R E Baldwin; C Edmonds, J Evans, J B Moody, D E Moyse, T G Pearce, P R Sanders, D K A Sellis and J Yelland asked that their vote to abstain on this matter be formally recorded).

• All of these Council Rules of Procedure except Rule 18.6 (The Right to Require Individual Vote to be Recorded) and Rule 20.2 (No Requirement to sign Minutes of the Previous Meeting at an Extraordinary Meeting) may be suspended by motion on notice or without notice if at least one half of the whole number of Members of the Council are present.

• Finally, the CTOA Amendments do not change the requirement that to take action, a matter must have the support of the requisite majorities of both the Individual Vote and the Weighted Vote, except in the extreme case where failure to obtain a majority of the Individual Vote would prevent a near consensus of the Weighted Vote to bring matters before the Commission for its consideration and determination.

• While the Weighted Vote exceeds 95%, there is no majority of the Individual Vote.