"consultation body" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a group of people that come together to discuss a particular issue. For example: "The consultation body discussed the new policy proposal for several hours before coming to a decision."
A year later, he was appointed to be a member of the Zhengxie, the political consultation body for the government.
"The new consultation body will fill the management vacuum and restore the confidence of consumers and investors," a spokesman said.
"The new consultation body will fill the management vacuum and restore the confidence of consumers and investors," an SK Group spokesman said on Sunday.
In Hungary, until 2011, employers and trade unions, although very divided and fragmented, issued a joint recommendation for wage increases within the framework of the now abolished tripartite consultation body.
A Cardiff Council spokesperson said: "The Delivery Agreement is the first stage in the preparation of the new Local Development Plan LDPP) for Cardiff and sets out how the Council will involve consultation bodies and the public in plan preparation and a timetable for preparing and adopting the LDP.
The proposal received massive criticism from various consultation bodies, who argued that it ran counter to human rights concerns and would lead to contra-productive results in terms of integration.
It is reported that the subjectively defined measure of firm performance (the "economic situation" of the firm) is adversely affected by councils in the Germanic cluster (comprising Germany, Austria, the Netherlands) whereas the contrary obtains for the two-nation Anglo-Saxon cluster, comprising Ireland and the UK, in respect of their voluntary information and consultation bodies.
After receipt of informed consent, the following parameters were recorded in one consultation: age, body height, body weight, heart rate, systolic and diastolic blood pressure, BMI, waist circumference, exercise rate (more or less than 3 hours per week), and family history of diabetes or cardiovascular disease.
In a new consultation, the body says judges should closely consider the complex and damaging effect that a crime has on a victim.
Other elements of the plan, which will also be put before the SPA next week, include piloting a range of mobile devices for operational use and a public consultation on body cameras.
The consultation on body-scanners in UK airports closed on 19 July 2010.
