Administration and Staff Sample Clauses

The 'Administration and Staff' clause defines the roles, responsibilities, and organizational structure of the personnel involved in managing and operating a business or project. It typically outlines the hierarchy, reporting lines, and duties of administrative staff, as well as any requirements for qualifications or conduct. By clearly delineating these aspects, the clause ensures efficient management, accountability, and smooth day-to-day operations, helping to prevent confusion or disputes regarding staff roles and administrative procedures.
Administration and Staff. The DSF will administer its executive and secretariat function with a small allocation from the DSF's overall annual funding, and will require for this purpose an annual budget to be prepared by the DSF Executive Director and approved by the DSF Board. Eligible administration costs are: (a) DSF Board Member’s costs to attend meetings; (b) salaries of the DSF Executive Director and administration personnel; (c) meeting and travel costs; (d) external reviews and consultants (where applicable and approved by the DSF Board); (e) publications and website; and (f) costs associated with the Custodial Trustee.
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