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2014 Governmental Affairs Committee Membership Application The REAR Government Affairs Committee is open to any member of the association. The committee meets for regular educational session six times

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1. Start by gathering all necessary documents and information. This may include meeting minutes, relevant reports, and any other necessary paperwork.
2. Review the purpose and objectives of the committee to ensure you understand its role within the organization or government.
3. Determine the specific tasks and responsibilities of the committee. This could involve conducting research, providing recommendations, or overseeing specific projects or initiatives.
4. Identify the members of the committee. This may be determined by appointment, election, or other means.
5. Communicate with committee members to establish meeting schedules and agendas. This ensures everyone is on the same page and can actively participate in the committee's work.
6. Conduct regular committee meetings, following established protocols and procedures. This includes documenting discussions, decisions, and any actions taken.
7. Collaborate with committee members to complete assigned tasks and fulfill committee responsibilities.
8. Regularly update relevant stakeholders, such as management or the board of directors, on the committee's progress, findings, and recommendations.
9. Evaluate the effectiveness and impact of the committee's work periodically. This could involve gathering feedback from stakeholders or conducting self-assessments to identify areas for improvement.
10. Continue to monitor and fulfill the objectives of the committee throughout the year, making adjustments as needed to ensure its effectiveness in achieving its goals.

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1. Government agencies or departments that require an organized approach to address legislative or policy issues.
2. Non-profit organizations or associations that advocate for specific interests and need a committee to guide their governmental affairs efforts.
3. Businesses or industries that are directly affected by government regulations or policies and need a committee to monitor and influence decision-making processes.
4. Individuals or groups with particular concerns about government actions or policies that require representation and advocacy.

Note: The specific need for a 2014 governmental affairs committee may vary depending on the context and jurisdiction.

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