means the person nominated to chair the Panel in line with Clauses 5.1 to 5.7 “Panel Chair” of this appendix. means the objectives set out in Clause 3.1 of this appendix. “Panel Objectives” means the specific individual (which may change from time to time) who “Panel Secretary” has been appointed by the Code Administrator to assist the Panel in its duties and fulfil the Panel Objectives . costs which can be recovered via the Code Administrator in line with “Recoverable Costs” Clause 6.5 of this appendix. Objectives” means the objectives set out in section 2.3 of the code of practice and “Relevant Licence Condition. means any day other than a Saturday, a Sunday, Christmas Day, Good “Working Days” Friday, or a day that is a bank holiday within the meaning of the Banking and Financial Dealings Act 1971. Group means the chair of a working group in line with Clause 5.38 of this “Working Chair” appendix. means a group established by the Panel in line with Clause 5.28 of this “Working Group” appendix . Functions and constitution of Panel Panel Objectives The objectives of the Panel are to: administer the governance of this code of practice in accordance with the provisions of this Appendix 1; maintain a procedure and process by which any Interested Party can propose changes to the code of practice which better meet the objectives set out in the code of practice or in Licence Condition 52; review all proposals submitted by any Interested Party to the Panel for changes to the code of practice which, in the would result in the DNO proposer’s opinion, Parties better meeting the objectives set out in Licence Condition 52 or section 2.3 of the code of practice; publish details of all change proposals to the code of practice submitted to the Panel for consideration; consult and seek views of all Interested Parties on proposed changes to the code of practice, where appropriate establishing work groups to develop and better consider the change proposal; make, publish and submit recommendations to the Authority on whether a proposed change to the code of practice should be made to better meet the objectives as set out in the code of practice or in Licence Condition 52 together with the reasons for such recommendation;
“Panel Chair” means the person nominated to chair the Panel in line with Clauses 5.1 to 5.7 of this appendix. “Panel Objectives” means the objectives set out in Clause 3.1 of this appendix. “Panel Secretary” means the specific individual (which may change from time to time) who has been appointed by the Code Administrator to assist the Panel in its duties and fulfil the Panel Objectives . “Recoverable Costs” costs which can be recovered via the Code Administrator in line with Clause 6.5 of this appendix. “Relevant Objectives” means the objectives set out in section 2.3 of the code of practice and Licence Condition. “Working Days” means any day other than a Saturday, a Sunday, Christmas Day, Good Friday, or a day that is a bank holiday within the meaning of the Banking and Financial Dealings Act 1971. “Working Group Chair” means the chair of a working group in line with Clause 5.38 of this appendix. “Working Group” means a group established by the Panel in line with Clause 5.28 of this appendix . Functions and constitution of Panel Panel Objectives The objectives of the Panel are to: administer the governance of this code of practice in accordance with the provisions of this Appendix 1; maintain a procedure and process by which any Interested Party can propose changes to the code of practice which better meet the objectives set out in the code of practice or in Licence Condition 52; review all proposals submitted by any Interested Party to the Panel for changes to the code of practice which, in the proposer’s opinion, would result in the DNO Parties better meeting the objectives set out in Licence Condition 52 or section 2.3 of the code of practice; publish details of all change proposals to the code of practice submitted to the Panel for consideration; consult and seek views of all Interested Parties on proposed changes to the code of practice, where appropriate establishing work groups to develop and better consider the change proposal; make, publish and submit recommendations to the Authority on whether a proposed change to the code of practice should be made to better meet the objectives as set out in the code of practice or in Licence Condition 52 together with the reasons for such recommendation;