of programme performance to ensure successful delivery of targets. The relevant partners/stakeholders will be consulted, as appropriate, in relation to the delivery of the performance framework. Technical assistance will be used to support the strengthening of the institutional capacity of partners, including, for example, training and development activities. Programme Monitoring Committee (MC) The partnership principle and the European Code of Conduct on Partnership will be reflected in both the MC’s membership and adopted rules of procedure. Gender balance will be promoted on the MC. Membership, which will be published on the programme website, will include representatives from: Member State (DPER), Regional, local, national, and other relevant public authorities, including those responsible for implementation and Government Departments representing the horizontal principles, Elected Representatives at regional level, Representatives from other EU shared management funds in Ireland, Economic and social partners, Bodies representing civil society - environmental partners, non-governmental organisations, and bodies responsible for promoting social inclusion, fundamental rights, rights of persons with disabilities, gender equality and non-discrimination, A shadow Monitoring Committee was established in April 2022 and reflects the above membership requirements. The MC will meet at least once yearly to examine and make recommendations on all issues affecting programme implementation, progress in achieving milestones and targets and measures taken to address issues, including relevant programme contributions to Ireland’s country-specific recommendations, elements of the ex-ante assessments, evaluations and follow up to associated findings, progress on implementation of communications and visibility actions and implementing operations of strategic importance, actions to ensure fulfilment of enabling conditions, progress in administrative capacity-building for public bodies, partners, and beneficiaries, as relevant. The MA will submit a programme evaluation plan to the MC within a year of approval. Similarly, a mechanism for reporting to the MC cases of non-compliance of supported operations with the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU will be put in place to ensure enabling conditions remain considered and respected during implementation. Partnership Agreement Monitoring Committee (PAMC) The PAMC will oversee the implementation of the Partnership Agreement, with membership aligned to Article 8 of the CPR. It will assist the fund and programme authorities and put in place, where necessary, appropriate systems to address cooperation, complementarity, subsidiarity and implementation issues between the funds and programmes and other EU instruments. Research organisations and academic institutions, European Commission (in an advisory capacity).
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