Joint Working Groups

17.1 The evaluation of the administrative and technical application and implementation of the Treaty and the Implementing Agreement is executed by the Joint Working Group as provided for in article 43 paragraph 2 of the Treaty, or by any specific technical working group mandated for this purpose by the Joint Working Group.

19.3 If the proposed modification relates to one or more of the Annexes of the Implementing Agreement, it is adopted by the Joint Working Group provided for in article 43 paragraph 2 of the Treaty.

17.2 The modalities of the automated searching and comparison of DNA and dactyloscopic data will be evaluated, unless otherwise decided upon by the Joint Working Group, six months after the beginning with activities on the basis of this Implementing Agreement.

The subcommittees and working groups shall present their recommendations to the Joint Ministerial Committee.

The Committee may set up Joint Technical Working Groups on specific subjects where the Parties consider it appropriate.

The EEA Joint Committee may decide to establish any subcommittee or working group to assist it in carrying out its tasks.

The Joint Committee may decide to establish working parties or expert groups to assist it in the performance of its tasks.

The EEA Joint Committee shall in its rules of procedure lay down the composition and mode of operation of such subcommittees and working groups.

Joint working groups may be established to examine in detail proposals in areas assigned to them by the Parties and to make recommendations to the Parties.

The Committee may set up Joint Technical Working Groups on specific subjects the Parties consider appropriate, such as industrial cooperation and standardisation.

The Joint Ministerial Committee, shall, if needed, establish permanent or temporary subcommittees and working groups to achieve specific goals within the framework of this MoU.

By agreement of the Parties, joint working groups of technical experts may be formed to exchange technical information and to make proposals on technical and training matters related to the effective implementation of this Agreement.

The police authorities may, if necessary, establish joint working groups for the performance of police tasks, within the framework of which the official persons of one Contracting Party may operate in the territory of the other Contracting Party exclusively as providers of consulting services or expert assistance.

It is recognized that technological improvements in the processing of manioc for the purpose of facilitating its transportation and/or of solving environmental problems should be kept under review in the joint working group set up by Article 7 of the cooperation agreement.

It is recognized that technological improvements in the processing of manioc for the purpose of facilitating its transportation and/or of solving environmental problems should be kept under review in the joint working group set up by Article 7 of the Cooperation Agreement.

Where both Parties consider it necessary, the Joint Committee may set up working groups to assist it in its work.

A Joint Technical Working Group reporting to the Joint Committee will be set up to ensure the fulfilment of the requirements of the Administrative Arrangement referred to in Article 16.

The Joint Technical Working Group shall establish administrative arrangements for the purpose of reviewing the implementation of this provision.

The Joint Committee may decide to set up such working parties or groups of experts as it sees fit to assist it in the accomplishment of its tasks.

The parties agree that a working group should be created by the Joint Committee to assist it in the management of the Protocol on mutual administrative assistance.

'Both sides agreed to ask the Joint Technical Working Group to look into the question of information on reprocessing of Canadian material transferred to Euratom prior to 20 December 1974. '

Where additional expertise is needed, the Joint Veterinary Committee may also establish ad hoc technical or scientific working groups, whose membership need not be restricted to representatives of the Parties.

The Joint Veterinary Committee may set up technical working groups consisting of expert-level representatives of the Parties, which shall identify and address technical and scientific issues arising from this Annex.

The EUEB in particular should continue to organise regular meetings twice a year devoted essentially to marketing and promotion and strategic development, and should form a permanent marketing management working group to develop and coordinate joint promotional actions of all sorts, including those by the Commission and the Member States.

A permanent joint working group shall be set up, composed of representatives of the Community and of Thailand.

The EEA Joint Committee shall also appoint the chairman of the working group.

The EEA Joint Committee shall also appoint the Chairman of the working group.

A working group shall report to the subcommittee referred to in Article 15 (1) to which it has been designated by the EEA Joint Committee.

These mechanisms could include joint meetings at working group or, if appropriate, at a higher level or the setting up of an ad hoc group composed of representatives of both organisations.

All secretarial functions for the EEA Joint Committee, the subcommittees and the working groups shall fall within the responsibility of the President-in-Office.

the EEA Joint Committee shall take its decision on an amendment of the lists of designations on the basis of the report submitted by the working group referred to in (b).

establishing a network of Member States points of contact, supplementing the competent Council working groups as regards the implementation of the Joint Action and related activities,

Without prejudice to other applicable provisions, the deliberations of the EEA Joint Committee, its subcommittees and working groups shall be covered by the obligation of professional secrecy, except in so far as the EEA Joint Committee decides otherwise.

The programme should include joint courses and exercises and an exchange system, combined with lectures, case studies, working groups, simulations, and practical exercises, appropriate to the content of each action.

Decisions on the nature, organisation, frequency and location of meetings, missions and working groups must be taken in accordance with the rules of procedure of the Council of Ministers and the Joint Parliamentary Assembly.

Subject to Article 1, the Sectoral Dialogue Committee shall also replace other informal working groups through which the Commission has heretofore promoted the social dialogue in certain sectors not covered by a Commission decision establishing a Joint Committee.

The working plan shall take particular account of the development of joint actions to promote products awarded the eco-label and the creation of a mechanism for the exchange of information on existing and future product groups at national and at European Union level.

the EEA Joint Committee shall transmit the request via the competent sub-committee to a working group, composed, for the EC side, of the members of the EC Committee referred to in Article 44a(2) of the Directive and, for the EFTA side, of experts from the EFTA States;

Within the ceilings laid down in Article 2, and with due regard to the interests of the service, the European Parliament, after having consulted its Joint Committee, shall select, from among the officials and temporary staff working in the Political Groups applying for termination of their service under Article 1, those to whom it wishes to apply this measure.

The EEA Joint Committee can, if it is satisfied that all reasonable steps have been taken at the national level, set up a working group composed of an equal number of representatives of EFTA States and their national regulatory authorities concerned on the one hand, and of an equal number of representatives of the EU Member States and their national regulatory authorities concerned on the other hand, as well as of representatives of the EFTA Surveillance Authority and the Commission.

it is understood that the EEA Joint Committee will at one of its first meetings, when adopting its rules of procedure, decide on the setting-up of subcommittees or working groups particularly needed to assist it in carrying out its tasks, e.g. in the field of origin and other customs matters;