The phrase "governance body" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or organization that oversees or manages a particular area, such as a company, institution, or community.
Example: "The governance body of the organization is responsible for setting policies and ensuring compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "regulatory body" or "oversight committee."
After he dismissed suggestions that Ofcom was somehow less independent of government than the BBC Trust, the corporation's existing regulatory and governance body, Labour MP Ben Bradshaw said Richards appeared to be "making the case" for an expanded role for his own organisation.
In its progress report, the government said that over the past year, it has: Established the CIO Delivery Board, the governance body responsible for implementation of the strategy (April 2011).
Meanwhile, corporate governance body PIRC has added its voice, warning against 'nepotism'nepotism
They report to the Olympic board, which is the ultimate governance body for the games.
The BBC Trust chairman, Sir Michael Lyons, said the corporation's regulatory and governance body would not be taking any further action against Ross.
A-League clubs have argued behind closed doors with FFA for an independent governance body for the league, or for increased representation on the FFA board.
As illustrated in Fig. 1, national laws tend to identify, authorise and fund5 risk governance bodies (e.g. government departments & agencies, public corporations) and public officials (e.g. individuals such governors, mayors, prefects & village heads) within a coherent legal and administrative framework, in other words, a risk governance infrastructure.
However, it cannot be ignored that clubs are directly involved in the election process for organisations governing national federations, and these, in turn, constitute the active electorate for the governance bodies of international federations.
All this would be easier to manage, he argues, if global governance bodies were stronger.
"We acknowledge their views, will reflect on them, and continue our dialogue with our shareholders and the governance bodies in order to address them properly".
Because civil rights are enforced by nations, it is difficult to establish an international standard for civil rights protection, despite the efforts of international governance bodies such as the United Nations.
