kommissie

A kommissie, also spelled as commissie, is a Dutch term that translates to "committee" or "commission" in English. It refers to a group of people appointed to perform a specific task or investigate a particular matter. Kommissies are commonly used in various contexts, including government, business, and academic settings.

In the Dutch government, a kommissie is often established to examine a specific issue, conduct an inquiry, or oversee a particular project. For example, the Dutch government may appoint a kommissie to investigate a scandal or to review a policy. The members of the kommissie are typically experts in the relevant field and are appointed based on their knowledge and experience.

In the business world, a kommissie can be formed to handle specific tasks, such as evaluating a merger or conducting a risk assessment. The members of the kommissie are usually chosen for their expertise and experience in the relevant area.

In academic settings, a kommissie may be established to oversee research projects, evaluate proposals, or handle disciplinary matters. The members of the kommissie are typically academics or professionals with expertise in the relevant field.

The term "kommissie" is also used in other languages, such as Afrikaans and South African English, with similar meanings. The structure and composition of a kommissie can vary depending on the context and the specific task it is assigned.