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Can a scientist from a non-contributing country be on the Steering Committee?

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Can a scientist from a non-contributing country be on the Steering Committee?

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No. Due to its budgetary responsibilities, membership is limited to contributing countries. However, a very limited number of experts whose presence is essential on scientific grounds may be invited to attend meetings of the Steering Committee. The basis for this will be decided at the first Steering Committee and is subject to approval by ESF. The expenses of such “advisory experts” may be paid out of the Programme funds. Note that “Advisory experts” have no voting power; only members representing contributing organisations have voting rights.

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