Council Regulation (EEC) No 95/93 of 18 January 1993 on common rules for the allocation of slots at Community airports
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Article 5 Coordination committee
1. At a coordinated airport, the Member State responsible shall ensure that a coordination committee is set up. The same coordination committee may be designated for more than one airport. Membership of this committee shall be open at least to the air carriers using the airport(s) in question regularly and their representative organisations, the managing body of the airport concerned, the relevant air traffic control authorities and the representatives of general aviation using the airport regularly. The tasks of the coordination committee shall be: (a) to make proposals concerning or advise the coordinator and/or the Member State on: — the possibilities for increasing the capacity of the airport determined in accordance with Article 3 or for improving its usage; — the coordination parameters to be determined in accordance with Article 6; — the methods of monitoring the use of allocated slots; — local guidelines for the allocation of slots or the monitoring of the use of allocated slots, taking into account, inter alia, possible environmental concerns, as provided for in Article 8(5); — improvements to traffic conditions prevailing at the airport in question; — serious problems encountered by new entrants, as provided for in Article 10(9); — all questions relating to the capacity of the airport; (b) to mediate between all parties concerned on complaints on the allocation of slots, as provided for in Article 11. 2. Member State representatives and the coordinator shall be invited to the meetings of the coordination committee as observers. 3. The coordination committee shall draw up written rules of procedure covering, inter alia participation, elections, the frequency of meetings, and language(s) used. Any member of the coordination committee may propose local guidelines as provided for in Article 8(5). At the request of the coordinator, the coordination committee shall discuss suggested local guidelines for the allocation of slots as well as those suggested for the monitoring of the use of allocated slots. A report of the discussions in the coordination committee shall be submitted to the Member State concerned with an indication of the respective positions stated within the committee.
Article 5 Coordination committee
1. At a coordinated airport, the Member State responsible shall ensure that a coordination committee is set up. The same coordination committee may be designated for more than one airport. Membership of this committee shall be open at least to the air carriers using the airport(s) in question regularly and their representative organisations, the managing body of the airport concerned, the relevant air traffic control authorities and the representatives of general aviation using the airport regularly. The tasks of the coordination committee shall be: (a) to make proposals concerning or advise the coordinator and/or the Member State on: — the possibilities for increasing the capacity of the airport determined in accordance with Article 3 or for improving its usage; — the coordination parameters to be determined in accordance with Article 6; — the methods of monitoring the use of allocated slots; — local guidelines for the allocation of slots or the monitoring of the use of allocated slots, taking into account, inter alia, possible environmental concerns, as provided for in Article 8(5); — improvements to traffic conditions prevailing at the airport in question; — serious problems encountered by new entrants, as provided for in Article 10(9); — all questions relating to the capacity of the airport; (b) to mediate between all parties concerned on complaints on the allocation of slots, as provided for in Article 11. 2. Member State representatives and the coordinator shall be invited to the meetings of the coordination committee as observers. 3. The coordination committee shall draw up written rules of procedure covering, inter alia participation, elections, the frequency of meetings, and language(s) used. Any member of the coordination committee may propose local guidelines as provided for in Article 8(5). At the request of the coordinator, the coordination committee shall discuss suggested local guidelines for the allocation of slots as well as those suggested for the monitoring of the use of allocated slots. A report of the discussions in the coordination committee shall be submitted to the Member State concerned with an indication of the respective positions stated within the committee.
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