The Information and Communications Sectoral Committee is composed of the following members: 

Community Access Centers Network

Mandate

The committee�s mandate is to: 

Establish quality standards and criteria for an adequate service, as well as individual requirements relating center coordinators� activities; 

Represent its members with provincial and federal government agencies, public administrations and any person, group or organization profitable or essential to the committee�s continuation and development; 

Continue supporting employee training; 

Facilitate cooperation between centers in developing and implementing marketing promotion projects and defining a new vision and plan of action for all centers.

The Community Access Centers Sectoral Committee is composed of the following members:

Community Training and Education Centers Network

Mandate

Serve as CTEC Sectoral Committee member on a round table discussing training and education issues.

The Community Training and Education Centers Sectoral Committee is composed of the following members:

Coll�ge Communautaire du N.-B. PA (CCNBPA) - Paul Th�riault

District Scolaire No 9 - Robert Th�riault

Universit� de Moncton, campus de Shippagan - Patrice-�loi Mallet

Formation et D�veloppement de l'emploi (FDE) - Roseline Albert

Formation et D�veloppement de l'emploi (FDE) - Serge Lebouthillier

Regroupement des gens d'affaires P�ninsule acadienne (RGAPA) - Roland Besnier

Business and Economic Development Network 

Mandate 

To provide counselling and direction to the activities of component 3.5 � Smart Services: Business and Economic Development Network, as described in CIPA�s statement of work, that will help increase the business community�s competitiveness at the regional, provincial, national and international levels, through the use of ICTs and the integration of youth to the region�s economic activities. 

The Business and Economic Development Network Sectoral Committee is composed of the following members:  

The Natural Resources Sectoral Committee is composed of the following members:

Towns, Villages and Local Districts Network  

Mandate:

The role of the Municipal and Local Service Districts Sectoral Committee is to study what is being done in this network and offer recommendations and/or suggestions as well as new ideas as to what can be done to effectively implement the plan of action for the improvement of municipal management and availability of interactive municipal service, through the use of ICTs.

The Towns, Villages and Local Districts Network Sectoral Committee is composed of the following members: 

Emergency Measures Plan Sectoral

This committee�s mandate is to: 

Elaborate and manage the emergency measures plan for districts �M� and �J� Partial (N�guac) for municipalities and local service districts in the Acadian Peninsula (provincial reorganization); 

Coordinate the provisions of all emergency measures management programs with local and provincial authorities, services, organizations, boards and commissions located in districts �M� and �J�; 

Review, at least once a year, the district�s emergency measures plan and make necessary amendments. 

Submit any recommendation with a view to amend the emergency policies of municipalities and other participating local authorities; 

Establish/maintain a Regional Emergency Measures Center for the Acadian Peninsula;

Establish/maintain a Media and Information Center on emergencies, providing adequate tools to the Acadian Peninsula; 

Elaborate and supervise a training and exercises program in cooperation with EMO New Brunswick; 

Promote the Acadian Peninsula�s Emergency Measures Program; 

Prepare a budget for the Emergency Measures Management Program, in view of its annual approval; 

Each municipality is responsible for identifying its own site manager. The regional coordinator will identify DSL site managers.   

The Emergency Measures Plan Sectoral Committee is composed of the following members:  

Substitutes :

Health and Wellness Network  

Mandate  

Promote the applications and use of ICTs with regards to the delivery of services in the health sector;  

Recognize a joint-action approach as an effective model for community collaboration and development; 

Promote partnerships with the various sectors (local, regional, provincial and national) Support community projects focused on the development of an integrated community model; 

See to the improvement of access to French language services within the health continuum;

Recommend a strategy focused on the distribution of information and online publication of integrated and interactive links;

Offer comments/advice relative to the contents of the Health and Wellness module website, hosted on the CIPA portal;

Promote networking in New Brunswick, with other Canadian communities and at the international level.

The Health and Wellness Sectoral Committee is composed of the following members: