Scrutiny Panels Sample Clauses

Scrutiny Panels. 7.1 The annual meeting of members of the Scrutiny Pool will establish Scrutiny Panels to undertake agreed scrutiny reviews. Membership of the Scrutiny Panels will be determined at the annual meeting and the principle of political balance from across Scrutiny Pool members must be applied when membership is agreed. 7.2 Scrutiny Panels established by this Clause 7 shall include representatives from at least 7 of the Constituent Councils. Each Scrutiny Panel shall appoint a Chair and Vice Chair from amongst its members. Unless unanimously agreed by all members appointed to any Scrutiny Panel, the Chair and Vice Chair of each Scrutiny Panel must come from different political groups. 7.3 Scrutiny Panels established under this Protocol must be appointed to carry out specific scrutiny tasks and be time limited. Their continuation will be subject to confirmation at each annual meeting of the Scrutiny Pool members. Any Scrutiny Panel continuing for more than two years must be subject to confirmation by the Executive Board and/or the GMCA as appropriate. 7.4 The Executive Board and/or the GMCA may also, if they choose, request that a Scrutiny Panel drawn from amongst members appointed under Clause 3 of this Protocol be appointed to examine a specific issue in more detail and report back its findings to the Executive Board and/or the GMCA as appropriate.
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Scrutiny Panels. The first annual meeting of members of the Scrutiny Committee will establish Scrutiny Panels to undertake agreed scrutiny reviews. Membership of the Scrutiny Panels will be determined at the annual or any other meeting of the Committee. Scrutiny Panels established shall include representatives from at least 5 of the constituent councils. Each Scrutiny Panel shall appoint a Chair and Vice Chair from amongst its members. Scrutiny Panels established under this protocol must be appointed to carry out specific scrutiny tasks and be time limited. Their continuation will be subject to confirmation at each annual meeting of the Scrutiny Committee. Different approaches to scrutiny reviews may be taken in each case but members will seek to act in an inclusive manner and will take evidence from a wide range of opinion. The primary objective of any Scrutiny Panel established under these arrangements will be to reach consensus on its recommendations, but where a minimum number of 2 members express an alternative to the majority view, they will be permitted to produce a minority report. Voting if needed will be by a show of hands and a simple majority will be required to approve any recommendation. The Scrutiny Panels will meet as appropriate for the scope of scrutiny required.
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Scrutiny Panels. 7.1 The annual meeting of members of the pool will establish panels to undertake agreed scrutiny reviews. Membership of the panels will be determined at the annual meeting and the principle of political balance from across panel members must be applied when membership is agreed. 7.2 Scrutiny panels established by this section shall include representatives from at least 7 of the participating authorities. Each panel shall appoint a Chair and Vice Chair from amongst its members. Unless unanimously agreed by all members appointed to any Scrutiny Panel, the Chair and Vice Chair of each Panel must come from different political groups. 7.3 Scrutiny panels established under this schedule must be appointed to carry out specific scrutiny tasks and purposes and be time limited. Their continuation will be subject to confirmation at each annual meeting of scrutiny pool members. Any panel continuing for more than two years must be subject to confirmation by the Executive Board.
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