Sub-Committee definition

Sub-Committee means a committee of a committee created by the board.

Sub-Committee means any other committee, other than the executive committee/ mayoral committee or committees appointed by the council or the executive committee;

Sub-Committee means, unless the context otherwise requires, a sub-Committee appointed by the Council, a Committee or an Officer acting under delegated powers and shall include a working party or panel.

Examples of Sub-Committee in a sentence

These tests will be performed during a mutually agreed time frame and must meet the criteria set forth by the Wireless Testing Sub-Committee (WTSC).
The mandate of the Sub-Committee is set out in Annex VI (Mandate of the Sub-Committee on Trade in Goods).
A Sub-Committee on Trade in Goods (Sub-Committee) is hereby established.
In the event of a conflict over a point of discussion, the Parties may delegate the decision to one of its members or to a Sub-Committee for that purpose, or as a last resort select a mechanism of arbitration.

Sub-Committee means a Sub-Committee of a Committee of the County Council

Sub-Committee means any sub-committee appointed by the Authority or one of its committees in accordance with Standing Orders 5.2 or 5.3.

Sub-Committee means Fire Prevention Board Budget Sub-Committee or Amendment Sub-Committee.

Sub-Committee means such Sub-Committee of the Standing Committees as may be appointed by the Standing Committee and ratified by the Board and/or the Branch Committee pursuant to these Bye Laws;

Sub-Committee means a sub-committee of a market committee;

Sub-Committee means a Sub-Committee of a Committee of the Council and ‘Joint Sub-Committee’ shall mean a Sub-Committee of a Joint Committee of the Councils.