Protected Cell Company. A protected cell company may be viewed as a doughnut, the centre of which is the ordinary share capital of the company around which clusters a number of cells, which are individually capitalised with preference capital. The company may contract for individual cells to carry out certain activities on behalf of the company. However, it should be noted that under the PCC Legislation a cell is capable of going bankrupt in certain circumstances, leaving the core share capital untouched. A PCC is similar to a divisionalised entity, save that each division or cell can go bankrupt without the entire company being placed in jeopardy.
Professional Consultation Committee
Program Coordinating Committee
Policy Coordinating Council (Center for Learning and Leadership)
Province Collegiate Chair. Alpha Chi Omega alumna who is assigned by the National Council to oversee the collegiate chapters in a given province (usually a groups of states); term is usually two years.
Provincial Capital Commission. The PCC is a provincial agency whose mandate is to protect and enhance the unique character and surroundings of Victoria through preservation and elaboration of its natural and built amenities. Although the Commission at one time received an operating grant from the Province, all of its current funding comes from self-generated revenues and reserves.
Postal Customer Council. Groups in different areas of the country comprised of postal employees and customers where, ideally, information is exchanged, problems are discussed, and education is provided. To find your local PCC, visit the Postal Customer Council Homepage.
Programme Coordination Centre
Patient Care Coordinator. A nurse who works with the nursing staff to make sure that all home care needs and supplies are arranged for before your child is discharged from the hospital.