The phrase "authority committees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to groups or bodies that have the power to make decisions or enforce rules within a specific context, such as organizations or governmental bodies.
Example: "The authority committees will review the proposed regulations before they are implemented."
Alternatives: "governing bodies" or "regulatory committees".
"This strategy has proven to be effective and will be continued," Joseph Fox, the chief of the Police Department's transit bureau, said Monday to a transportation authority committee meeting.
He excluded all elected officials and many big names from the new transportation authority committee he named in June, provoking many yelps but reducing friction.
The only thing that seems to be confirmed is that Ms. Shevell will have to take a break from her newly engaged bliss to attend her next transportation authority committee meetings on May 23 and May 25, Mr. Donovan said.
At an authority committee meeting last month, officials suggested that a single unfortunate bet had disrupted the project: While other transit agencies invested in contactless payment systems that they would construct themselves, the authority had hoped to evade the burden and cost of building its own.
More residents showed up in July at an authority committee meeting to consider dropping Bob Hope from the airport's name.
UPDATE: 3 35 p.m. -- The announcement of Covington's job offer and interview in Detroit will reportedly be broadcast at http://detroitk12.org/ when the state's special authority committee exists a closed-door meeting.
During his eight years in the Assembly, he was Chairman of the Higher Education and the Corporations, Commissions and Authorities Committees.
The current local authority scrutiny committees are valuable and should be retained.
Labour-led Slough Borough Council said it was looking into whether Mrs Coad's resignation on Thursday affected any of the authority's committees.
This feature of these consortia consists of a hierarchical management and administrative structure with delegated authority to committees, individuals or specialists, such as the Project Manager, or regulatory and policy advisers.
