Title 16 › CHAPTER 22 — INTERNATIONAL PARKS › § 1104
Creates a six-member Commission with three U.S. members and three Canadian members. The President picks the three U.S. members, and one of those must come from a list the Governor of Maine may send. Each U.S. member has an alternate chosen the same way. U.S. members and their alternates serve as long as the President wants, and any vacancies are filled the same way. An alternate steps in and votes when the regular member is absent. The Commission elects a Chair and a Vice Chair for two-year terms. The Chair alternates between a Canadian and a U.S. member. The Vice Chair is from the opposite country of the Chair and fills in if the Chair is absent. Four members make a quorum to meet, but any decision needs at least two U.S. votes (or their alternates) and two Canadian votes (or their alternates).
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16 U.S.C. § 1104
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