He opened advisory services to additional sectors.
In sum, a literalistic reading of § 3(2) would bring the Justice Department's advisory relationship with the ABA Committee within FACA's terms, particularly given FACA's objective of opening many advisory relationships to public scrutiny except in certain narrowly defined situations.
Alberts had maintained that aspects of the act, such as opening the advisory panels' deliberations to the public, would damage the academy's ability to advise the government independent of agency influence.
In its science and research policy report of 1980, Un Projet Collectif, the Quebec government argued for a transparent and open advisory system.
See Perritt & Wilkinson, Open Advisory Committees and the Political Process: The Federal Advisory Committee Act After Two Years, 63 Geo.L.J. 725, 731 (1975).
The participants were the members of the OPEN Consortium (see online supplementary appendix 1), members of the OPEN advisory board (see online supplementary appendix 2), and 11 stakeholders from relevant key groups (see online supplementary appendix 3).
Mr. Von Essen changed the process by opening membership on the advisory committee to all the department's more than 20 fraternal groups, provoking complaints from minority officers that he had undermined their influence.
There is a multitude of reasons why you may consider opening up your own advisory firm.
After starting Student magazine at school, I went on to open a student advisory centre where young people could walk in off the street and get information to help with problems such as venereal disease, psychiatric problems, pregnancy issues and birth control.
In 1939, he opened a financial advisory business, selling an investment system he called the Livermore Market Key.
The government and the Big Lottery Fund are providing £65m of transitional support over the next two years to law and advice centres to smooth the changeover as well as opening up telephone and online advisory services.
