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MEMBERS REPRESENTATIVE Australia Dr. John Wright Canada Mr. Nick Beck (Chairman) Denmark Mr. Jan Jensen European Commision Dr. Stathis Peteves Finland Dr. Heikki Kotila France Dr. Paul Lucchese Iceland Ms. Agusta Loftsdottir Italy Dr. Agostino Iacobazzi Japan Dr. Yoshiteru Sato (Co ViceChair) Korea Dr. Jae Sung Lee Lithuania Dr. Jurgis Vilemas The Netherlands Dr. Henk Barten New Zealand Dr. Steven Pearce Norway Ms. Line Amlund Hagen Spain Dr. Antonio GarcíaConde (Co ViceChair) Sweden Dr. Lars Vallander Switzerland Dr. Gerhard Schriber United Kingdom Dr. Ray Eaton United States Mr. Patrick Davis
ii Mr. J. P. Cotzen (CEC) 19771982 Dr. J.B. Taylor (Canada) 19821985 Mr. A.K. Stuart (Canada) 19851989 Dr. W. Raldow (Sweden) 19891992 Dr. Gerhard Schriber (Switzerland) 19921995 Mr. Neil Rossmeissl (USA) 19952002 Mr. Trygve Riis (Norway) 20022005 Chairman ExCo Meeting Place/Number Meeting Date 1. Paris 8 November 1977 2. Ispra 31 August 1 September 1978 3. Upton, NY, USA 56 April 1979 4. Paris 31 October 1979 5. Montreal 2425 April 1980 6. Paris 6 November 1980 7. Golden, CO, USA 16 June 1981 8. Paris 3 November 1981 9. Pasadena, CA, USA 18 June 1982 10. Brussels 28 October 1982 11. Lyon, France 24 May 1983 12. Washington, DC 27 October 1983 13. Toronto, Canada 19 July 1984 14. Paris 11 October 1984 15. Stockholm, Sweden 30 May 1985 16. Paris 14 October 1985 17. Vienna 23 July 1986 18. Washington, DC 18 November 1986 19. Brussels 12 May 1987 20. Paris 2 November 1987 21. Ottawa, Canada 1618 May 1988 22. Berne, Switzerland 78 March 1989 23. Paris 1415 November 1989 24. Rome 910 May 1990 25. Brussels 1415 November 1990 26. Stuttgart, Germany 16 May 1991 27. Tsukuba, Japan 14 November 1991 28. Paris 19 June 1992 29. Washington, DC 2930 March 1993 30. Rome 30 November 1 December 1993 31. Stockholm, Sweden 23 June 1994 32. Istanbul, Turkey 1718 November 1994 33. Ottawa, Canada 45 May 1995 34. Seville, Spain 2124 November 1995 35. Diamond Bar, CA, USA 810 May 1996 36. Amsterdam, The Netherlands 1215 November 1996 37. Oslo, Norway 36 June 1997 38. Kyoto, Japan 1114 November 1997 39. 25 June 1998 40. Ispra, Italy 2730 October 1998 41. Stockholm, Sweden 1821 May 1999 42. Toronto, Ontario, Canada 2629 October 1999 43. San Ramon, CA, USA 1417 May 2000 44. Madrid, Spain 2427 October 2000 45. The Hague, Netherlands 811 May 2001 46. Ottawa, Canada 1720 March 2002 47. Budapest, Hungary 48. Lithuania 1214 May 2003 49. Paris, France 68 October 2003 50. Vienna, Austria 12 April 2004 51. 1113 October 2004 52. Utsira, Norway 1012 May 2005 Mr. Nick Beck (Canada) 2005current 53. Singapore 67 October 2005
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