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ISAF Regulations

ISAF Regulations concerning working parties:

6.5.1  (a) A Committee may appoint working parties to deal with particular subjects.
          (b) The appointing committee shall assign members of the committee to the working party, but may include any other
                person where it needs specific expertise.
          (c) Council may appoint a joint working party from two or more committees with the  consent of the Chairmen of
                those Committees.
          (d) The appointing Committee shall select the working party for a set project or period.  Unless dismissed earlier,
                membership of working parties automatically finishes in line with the term of appointment of the appointing
                committee.
          (e)  Working parties shall work under a standard terms of reference as follows:
                 (i)   members of the working party may work by e-mail;
                 (ii)  where meetings are necessary, working parties will use the offices of the ISAF Secretariat;
                 (iii)  at the first meeting of the appointing committee after the working party's appointment, the members will present
                        a defined set of objectives for their work; and
                 (iv)  the working party will present a record of its work at each subsequent meeting of the appointing committee

6.5.2 Sub-Committee and working parties shall not be entitled to financial or extra-ordinary assistance from the Secretariat
          without prior approval by the Executive Committee.

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