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FIG Commissions

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Commission chairs 2006-2010 and Chairs Elect 2009-2010: Yaacoub Saade (Comm. 1 Chair, on the left), Leonie Newnham (Comm. 1 Chair Elect), Belá Markus (Comm. 2 Chair), Steven Frank (Comm. 2 Chair Elect), Chryssy Potsiou (Comm. 3 Chair), Yerach Doytsher (Comm. 3 Chair Elect), Andrew Leyzack (Comm. 4 Chair), Michael Sutherland (Comm. Chair Elect), Mikael Lilje (Comm. 5 Chair Elect),  Rudolf Staiger (Comm. 5), Gethin W. Roberts (Comm. 6 Chair Elect), Andrew Morley (Comm. 10 Chair), Alojz Kopacik (Comm. 6 Chair), Robert Sinkner (Comm. 10 Chair Elect),  András Osskó (Comm. 7), Daniel Roberge (Comm. 7 Chair Elect), Diane Dumashie (Comm. 8 Chair sitting on the left), Wafula Nabutola (Comm. 8 Chair Elect), Frances Plimmer (Comm. 9 Chair Elect) and Kauko Viitanen (Comm. 9 Chair)  Picture from Hanoi, Vietnam October 2009.

FIG’s technical work is led by ten Commissions. The responsibilities and work plans of Commissions are approved by the General Assembly during the FIG Congress. The work of each Commission is lead by the Chairperson – elected for four-year term of office by the General Assembly at the Congress. He is assisted by the Commission Vice-Chairpersons also appointed by the General Assembly. The Chair-Elect is elected by the General Assembly two years before the Congress. The Commission Chair is also assisted by a Vice-Chair of Administration who is in charge for the administration of the Commission. Every Commission has established at least three working groups on special topics.

All member associations have the right to nominate a national delegate to each of the ten Commissions. The  affiliates and academic members have a right to nominate a correspondent to each commission. The responsibilities and privileges of national delegates are published in the Internal Rules.

Organisation

FIG Commissions and their web sites


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