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ITER Organization >  Director General     >  Office of the DG     >  Council Secretariat     >  LGA Office     >  Internal Audit Service     >  IO-DA Coordination     >  Bureau of Int'l Collab. >  ADM Department      >  FBM Directorate      >  GEA Directorate  >  DIP Department      >  BSI Directorate      >  CEP Directorate      >  CHD Directorate      >  CIE Directorate      >  PCA Directorate      >  POP Directorate      >  TKM Directorate  >  SQS Department ITER Domestic Agencies >  China >  European Union >  India >  Japan >  Korea >  Russia >  United StatesITER in France >  Agence ITER FranceITER Council	The ITER Council The work of the ITER Organization is supervised by its top body, the ITER Council, which has the authority to appoint senior staff, amend regulations, decide on budgeting issues, and allow additional states or organizations to participate in ITER. Senior representatives from the seven ITER Members—China, the European Union, India, Japan, Korea, Russia, and the United States—gather for the Twelfth ITER Council on 19-20 June 2013 in Tokyo, Japan. The ITER Council comprises four representatives per ITER Member. The Chair and Vice-Chair of the Council are elected from amongst the Members and can hold office for up to four years. Meetings are held at least twice a year; a communiqué is issued to the press after each meeting. The Council is supported by two advisory bodies that come together prior to each ITER Council meeting. The role of the Science and Technology Advisory Committee is to advise the Council on science and technology issues that arise during the course of ITER construction and operation. Members of the Committee are chosen for their outstanding technical qualifications and experience. The Management Advisory Committee advises the Council on strategic management issues during the development of the ITER project such as budget allocations, the effective application of privileges and immunities to the Organization and the staff, and recommended administrative action to facilitate the work of the project.
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