Doc 7559/3 Revision 3 As revised on 19 June and 6 December 1957 Approved by, and issued by authority of the C.'ouncil .I INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORG.4NIZATION 1 RULES OF PROCEDtJRE FOR TIIE COUNCIL
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RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR THE COUNCIL As revised on 19 June and 6 December 1957 PRELIMINARY SECTION DEFINITIONS For the purpose of these Rules the expression Alternate - means a person designated and authorized by a Member of the Council to act on its behalf in the absence of the Representative, and holding credentials as evidence thereof. Meeting - means a single sitting of the Council from the time the Council comes to order until it adjourns. Member of the Council - means a Contracting State elected by the Assembly as a Member of the Council. Observer - means a person representing a Contracting State not represented on the Council, a non-contracting State, an international organization or other body, designated and author - izea by his State or organization to participate in one or more of the meetings of the Council without the right to vote or to move or second motions or amendments, under such further conditions as the Council may determine and holding credentials as evidence of his appointment. Order of business - means a list of items of business for consideration at one meeting. President - means the President of the Council. Representative - means a person designated and authorized by a Member of the Council to act on the Council, and holding credentials as evidence thereof, Work Programme - means the list of items expected to be ready for action during a session of the Council.
SECTION I REPRESENTATIVES, ALTERNATES AND OBSERVERS, AND THEIR CREDENTIALS Rule I Each Member of the Council shall have one Representative, whose place may be taken by an Alternate. No person may rep- resent more than one State. Rule 2 Credentials of Representatives, of their Alternates and of Observers shall be signed on behalf of the State, organization or body concerned and indicate the capacity in which the individual is to serve, and shall be deposited with the Secretary General. Rule 3 The credentials shall be examined by the President, one of the Vice-Presidents and the Secretary General, who shall report to the Council. Rule 4 Any Representative, Alternate or Observer shall be entitled, pending the presentation of the report on his credentials and Council action thereon, to attend meetings and to participate in th-em sub- ject, however, to the limits set forth in these Rules. The Council may br from any further part in the activities of the Council, Commissions, Committees and Working Groups any Repr esenta - tive, Alternate or Observer whose credentials it finds to be insuf- fici ent. SECTION II OFFICERS OF THE COUNCLL Rule 5 The Council shall elect its President for a term of three years, the exact dates of commencement and termination of which will be determined by the Council.
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