STRUCTURE OF THE ORGANISATION Clause Samples

The 'Structure of the Organisation' clause defines how an organization is arranged in terms of its internal hierarchy, roles, and reporting lines. It typically outlines the main departments, key positions, and the relationships between various parts of the organization, such as who reports to whom and how authority is delegated. By clearly establishing the organizational framework, this clause ensures transparency in decision-making and accountability, helping to prevent confusion or disputes regarding responsibilities within the organization.
STRUCTURE OF THE ORGANISATION. THE OC 7.1. The ORGANISER shall constitute an Organising Committee (or a dedicated working group) within its own organisation (hereinafter “OC”) to manage and operate the organisation of the CITY EVENT. 7.2. The organisational charter of the OC shall include all functions needed to cover the organisation of the CITY EVENT. It may provide for sub-committees as appropriate. 7.3. Members of the OC shall have the appropriate competence/experience necessary to carry out their respective functions and duties. They shall be able to communicate in English as working language. 7.4. Once constituted and in operation, the OC shall be in charge of the implementation of the organisation of the EVENT and serve as contact with VW, respectively FIVB when appropriate, for all purposes in connection thereto. 7.5. It is clarified that notwithstanding any participation to meetings by representatives of either VW, the OC is acting on behalf of the ORGANISER which shall in any case remain directly, responsible for the proper performance of all the obligations relating to the organisation of the CITY EVENT.
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STRUCTURE OF THE ORGANISATION. 1. The Organisation shall consist of a Council and a Full-time Staff. 2. The Council shall be composed of representatives of the member Governments. Each Government shall appoint one representative and may appoint an alternate representative and technical advisers. 3. The Council shall draw up its own rules of procedure and may establish such committees or other subordinate bodies as may be desirable. 4. The Full-time Staff shall consist of a Chairman, who shall preside in the Council, a Secretary-General, both appointed by the Council, and other necessary staff appointed by the Chairman with the approval of the Council and in accordance with conditions to be prescribed by the Council.
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