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Executive Committee
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The commander of each member range appoints one representative to the EC. The EC oversees the activities of the RCC standing and ad hoc groups and assists the Range Commanders in all RCC undertakings. The EC members are direct representatives of the Range Commanders and act with full authority in all matters pertaining to the RCC. The EC elects its own chair and vice chair, and both serve for a two-year period.
Members of the EC must be of the highest technical and managerial caliber with ready access to their commanders and upper-level managers.
The responsibilities of the EC include, but are not limited to:
- establishing and disseminating policies, directives, and procedures for the administration of all RCC elements;
- establishing and fostering interrange dialogue to ensure the maximum effectiveness of the RCC as a tool to benefit the government's development and evaluation efforts;
- assigning and approving tasks, providing the resources necessary for their accomplishment; and
- finalizing the Range Commanders' meeting agenda, which will be an action item at the EC meeting immediately preceding each Range Commanders' meeting. The EC Chair, assisted by the EC member representing the host commander, and the RCC Executive Secretary will prepare each agenda.
Each Executive Committee member, with one or more group chairs from his/her range, is responsible for monitoring the meeting preparations of those groups to ensure that established meeting criteria and cost curbing measures are being followed.
Each member of the Executive Committee has dual and complementary functions: to represent his commander in all matters concerning the RCC, and to represent the other elements of the RCC to that commander. In these capacities each EC member:
- apprises his/her commander of benefits derived from RCC participation;
- serves as the "range contact" for the RCC;
- commits resources on behalf of his/her commander to include, when necessary, the assignment or replacement of technical representatives or group members for that range; and
- alerts his/her commander to major interrange situations that could impact national resources.
The EC meets twice a year with the RCC or at the call of the EC Chair to:
- preserve professional and personal contact;
- exchange technical, operational, and management information;
- provide guidance to group chairs and the Executive Secretary; and
- make necessary decisions on task and membership developments.
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