That hearing of the Liaison Committee with the Deputy PM Nick Clegg is at 4pm.
The Liaison Committee lists 29 posts, but wisely remarks that more may be added...
Mr Cameron was addressing the Liaison Committee, made up of chairmen of the Commons select committees which scrutinise government departments.
Participants were called upon to elect a new Chairperson for the Conference, as well as a new NGO-UNESCO Liaison Committee.
UNESCO: 12-14 December 2012, UNESCO Headquarters, Paris, France
At 4pm, all the select committee chairs come together in the Liaison Committee to quiz the Prime Minister, David Cameron.
D.s after University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix won accreditation last month from the Liaison Committee on Medical Education.
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In fairness Mr Cameron had an appointment elsewhere, before the Liaison Committee, the Commons super-committee made up of select committee chairs.
The PM was speaking to select committee chairs on the Liaison Committee.
One other point - as predicted in this blog at the new year - Nick Clegg makes his debut before the Commons Liaison Committee.
The Liaison Committee's backing for a new method of selection to ensure that whips do not interfere in such appointments in future has received wide support.
The Scottish Food Enforcement Liaison Committee - which is part of the FSA - carried out 129 tests in Indian restaurants and takeaways north of the border.
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The findings will be made public during briefings with the AWE Local Liaison Committee which is made up of representatives of local authorities in Hampshire and Berkshire.
And maybe there's a case for having a block of time specifically allocated for debates on the work of select committees - perhaps via the Liaison Committee.
Jennifer Lanham, chair of the local Maternity Services Liaison Committee, said she thought the review should have been independent and argued the unit should not have been closed.
Earlier, at 10am, the Liaison Committee, the super-committee composed of all the select committee chairs, has a rare public evidence session with someone other than the prime minister.
Please find attached the composition of the Liaison Committee.
UNESCO: 12-14 December 2012, UNESCO Headquarters, Paris, France
The government has recently responded to its report on select committee effectiveness, resources and powers - and the Liaison Committee has been disappointed with what it had to say.
Blair, appearing before the House of Commons Liaison Committee Tuesday, defended his government's case for going to war with Iraq and rejected claims that he misled Britain ahead of the conflict.
Since these concerns were raised the Liaison Committee has at least received a commitment from Tony Blair that his government will co-operate as fully as possible in providing information to Parliament.
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If the Liaison Committee gets its way, all these would be joint appointments by the Government and Parliament - and having been involved in the appointment, parliamentary approval would be needed in order to sack them.
The Calman Commission recommended that the Secretary of State for Scotland should appear annually before a specially convened Scottish Parliament Committee, comprised of the convenors (chairs) of the all the Holyrood committees, similar to Westminster's Liaison Committee.
The election manifesto included the pledge to review the role of nuclear, the prime minister highlighted it in his party conference speech in October and has returned to the subject on a number of occasions since, including at the Commons Liaison committee.
Mr Tyrie also demonstrated a willingness to take on the Prime Minister - with a fairly fearless display probing what the Government meant by "rebalancing the economy" at the recent meeting of the Liaison Committee (the one where the PM is questioned by all the committee chairmen and women).
He said a date for the hearing was being scheduled in liaison with the committee chairman.
Mothers who are vaccinated during pregnancy produce antibodies to pertussis and other bacteria that are passed on to babies before they are born, said Sandra A. Fryhofer, a liaison to the CDC's advisory committee on immunization practices and who represents the American College of Physicians.
Then he was appointed to a series of high-level positions: Ambassador to the United Nations, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, Chief of the U. S. Liaison Office in the People's Republic of China, and Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
With Texas as home base, he then turned to politics and public service, serving as a member of Congress, U. S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, Chief of the U. S. Liaison Office in the People's Republic of China, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, and later as Vice President.
Frist was Bush's liaison to the Senate during his presidential campaign and is in charge of the committee to elect Republicans to the Senate.
Monica Goodling, who serves as the Justice Department's liaison to the White House and counselor to the attorney general, notified the committee Monday that she will not be testifying about the scandal.
As White House liaison for the Justice Department, she'd be able to tell the Senate Judiciary Committee whether top Justice Department officials knew they were giving false testimony when they said that the White House was minimally involved in the removal of the U.S. attorneys.
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