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LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (LOC)
Appointment of the LOC President and Secretary
Acarologists of the host country will propose a President and a
Secretary. These selections are subject to approval by the IEC. The President of
the LOC must be a resident of the host country.
Composition
The LOC normally is composed of acarologists resident in the host
country. The President of the LOC appoints the members of the LOC, other than
the President and Secretary. The number of members should be sufficient to
care for all organizational responsibilities and to assure efficient
operating of the Congress. When possible, it will include one postgraduate
student member who is involved in some branch of acarology.
Responsibilities of the LOC President and members
In addition to appointing members, the LOC President is responsible for
assigning and coordinating the work of the LOC; for ensuring the proper
housing, organization, and conduct of the Congress; and for maintaining
communication and interaction between the LOC and IEC as specified
elsewhere in these Rules. Shortly after it is constituted, the LOC will
submit a timetable for the organization of the Congress, in coordination with
the IEC, and will
prepare advance circulars for the Congress, manage the Congress budget, and
arrange for publishing the Congress proceedings. Before the Congress, the LOC
will distribute specific instructions prepared by the Editorial Subcommittee
for submitting manuscripts for publication in the Proceedings.
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