Article 7
Representation and quorum 1. Each Member State delegation is considered to be one Committee member. Each Member State shall decide the composition of its delegation and shall inform the Chair thereof. With the Chair's approval, delegations may be accompanied by non-governmental experts, at the expense of the Member State concerned. 2. A Member State delegation may, if necessary, represent a maximum of one other Member State. The Chair of the Committee shall be notified in writing by the delegation which is represented. 3. The quorum required for the deliberations of the Committee to be valid is that permitting a majority opinion to be issued in accordance with the Internal Agreement.