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2019-04-13 Agenda; Management Committee Meeting Warsaw, Poland. 10 April 2019. 2pm-5pm 1. Welcome to participants – N Fineberg 14:00 – 14:05 2. Verification of the presence of two-thirds of the Participating COST Countries or, if applicable, a quorum - N Hall 14:05 – 14:10 3. Adoption of agenda – N Fineberg 14:10 - :14:15 4. Approval of minutes and matters arising of last meeting 14:15 – 14:20 5. Update from the Action Chair – N Fineberg 14:20 – 14:30  a) Status of Action: start and end dates of Action, participating COST countries, participating NNC/  IPC institutions and Specific Organisations.  b) ITC Grants and Short Term Scientific Missions (STSM): review of completed reports and new applications - G Martinotti and Grant recipients14:30 – 14:45 EU-PUI CA 16207 6. Update from the Grant Holder: Action budget status – N Hall - 14:45 – 14:55 7. Monitoring of the Action N Fineberg 14:55-15:05 Naomi Fineberg and Natalie Hall  Implementation of COST policies on: @NetandMe MC Meeting (End of 2 nd grant period)  a) Promotion of gender balance and Early Career Investigators (ECI) 4 th  b) Inclusiveness and Excellence Warsaw 10 th April 2019 8. Administrative update. N hall. 15:05-15:15 Net.and.Me  Coffee Break 15:15 – 15:45 22 Agenda MC Meeting 10-04-2019 contd.  Welcome to participants – N Fineberg 9. Follow-up of MoU objectives: Progress Report of Working Groups 15:45 – 16:30  WG1 – K Ioannidis  Verification of the presence of two-thirds of the Participating  WG2 – E Cinosi COST Countries or, if applicable, a quorum - N Hall  WG3 - Z Demetrovics  WG4 – J Menchon  Adoption of agenda – N Fineberg 10. Scientific planning - N Fineberg 16:30 – 16:50  a) Scientific strategy (MoU objectives, GP Goals, WG tasks and deliverables)  Approval of minutes and matters arising of last meeting -  b) Action Budget Planning members  c) Long-term planning (including anticipated locations and dates of future activities)  d) Dissemination planning (Publications and outreach activities) 11. Requests to join the Action from: 16:50  a) COST countries (Finland) 12. AOB – 16:50 -16:55 a) Contingency plans for Brexit no deal.- NFineberg 13. Location and date of next MC meeting 14. Summary of MC decisions 16:55 – 17:00 15. Close 33 44 Status of the Action CA 16207:  WPB approved: 13 June 2018 MoU objectives and  GP start date: 1 May 2018 Grant Agreement Period Goals and Activities  GP end date: 30 April 2019  Number of Parties: 31  Grant Holder: THE UNIVERSITY OF HERTFORDSHIRE HIGHER EDUCATION CORPORATION  Grant Holder Manager: Ms Natalie Hall  The action will end on Friday, October 22, 2021 5 66 1

2019-04-13 COST Action FOR PROBLEMATIC USE OF THE INTERNET (EU-PUI) EU-PUI. Participating COST Members (April 2019) www.cost.eu/COST_Actions/ca/CA16207  COST Members (countries) having accepted the MoU: 31 (13 Full member countries; 18 ITC Countries) • Multidisciplinary expertise (animal and human neuroscience, genetics, clinicians, bio & information-technology  Number of Action members 124 (74 Full; 50 ITC) industry, health economists, policy makers, service planners, patients & carers) • Advance understanding of the psycho-biological basis of different forms of PUI and the societal cost and COST Member and Acceptance Date burden • Spearhead development of treatment and prevention programmes AL 09/11/2018 EL 12/09/2017 PL 13/09/2017 BA 19/09/2017 HU 07/08/2017 PT 19/09/2017 BE 08/11/2017 IE 13/09/2017 RO 12/02/2018 IL 18/07/2017 RS 05/10/2017 BG 22/09/2017 HR 15/07/2017 IT 19/09/2017 SI 09/11/2018 39 countries CY 23/03/2018 LT 13/10/2017 ES 23/08/2017 146 members/observers CZ 24/10/2017 LU 25/109/2017 SE 26/09/2017 DK 13/10/2017 MT 16/07/2017 CH 13/07/2017 EE 09/10/2017 ME 23/01/2018 UK 28/07/2017 FR 25/01/2018 NL 01/08/2017 MK 14/07/2017 DE 14/08/2017 8 EU-PUI. Participating COST Members (April 2019) Action Observers Review of ITC Grants Approved: Going through approval: Australia (Brakoulias, Yucel) Cuba(Valdes-Sosa, Hernandez) USA (Rodriguez, Hollander, G Martinotti Brazil (Fontanelle), Mexico (Nicolini) Potenza) Canada (van Ameringen), Georgia (Kirtava) Feedback from recipients China (Lie) USA (Grant) Japan (Matsunaga) Australia (King) South Africa (Lochner, Stein) Japan (Isobe) USA (Geller) 9 Review of STSM’s Financial report for Grant period 2 (May 2018- April 2019) G Martinotti Feedback from recipients 2

2019-04-13 Ongoing Financial Report for Grant period 2 CA 16207 Financed Activities, 1/5/2018-31/4/2019 A. COST Networking Tools EUR Proposed Actual spend Forecast Difference (1) Meetings 90 024.75 55 485.68 30 249.30 4 289.77 (2) Training Schools 37 180.00 31 697.83 0.00 5 482.17 (3) Short Term Scientific Missions (STSM) 5 000.00 1 540.00 2 500.00 960.00 (4) ITC Conference Grant 4 080.00 1 174.91 395.91 120.09 (5) COST Action Dissemination 18 281.16 17 654.64 0.00 626,52 (6) Other Expenses Related to Scientific Activities (OERSA) 2 000.00 0.00 2 00.00 0.00 B. Total Science Expenditure (sum of (1) to (6)) 156 565.91 107 553.06 37 534.30 11 478.55 C. Financial and Scientific Administration and Coordination (FSAC) (max. of 15% of B) 23 484.89 16 132.96 5 630.15 1 721.78 Total Grant (B+C) 180 050.80 123 686.02 43 164.45 13 200.33 13 13 14 14 15 16 16 Monitoring and Assessment of Actions SC Recommendations and Response  The first Progress Review (PR1) enables the monitoring of the  Achievement of MoU objectives and deliverables Action’s implementation of the SC Recommendations from the proposal stage and the COST Excellence and Inclusiveness  Contribution to the COST Mission and implementation of COST policies Policy: The proposed Action must develop and implement a plan to significantly improve ITC and female participation, also  Dissemination and exploitation of COST Action results at leadership levels, and to maintain the ECI involvement.  First progress report submitted by Action chair 26-10-2018 17 17 18 18 3

2019-04-13 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 22 Proposal to create WG5; Public-patient involvement (PPI) WG Lead C Sales (PT) Co-leads – to be proposed Vote 23 23 24 24 4

2019-04-13 Risk management Risk management contd ; Proposed ‘reserve’ activities to be enacted in next financial period if funding is available  Identified risk to underspending of the budget  Underspend on previous meetings.  1. Filming and editing of the next training school (planned for either the end of this financial year or beginning of next; venue Budapest). Tentative costing approx. 12,000 euros.  Small number of STSM and ITC Grants in relation to the proposed  2. Companion guide to PUI to be published as a popular e-book on our website, to be written and spend. lead by Bernardo Dell-Ossoin collaboration with WG5. Tentative costing approx. 2,000 euros. Will represent a very useful informative tool for patients and families in which we cover aspects of our manifesto with a more patient oriented approach and language along with many figures. Particularly the phenotypes issue more in detail (gaming, web surfing, gambling, shopping, cyberpornography,  What can we do to avoid another underspend cyberbullying, cyberchondria etc) and essential information on epidemiology, diagnostic instruments, comorbid conditions and potential therapeutics. The costing of 2000 Euros would be for the graphic and for the illustrator (1000 each). The writing would be done by COST members at no expense. The book would  Reduce the number of proposed STSM’s and ITC Grants, with the definitely stand as a deliverable of the overall project. flexibility to increase the number depending on available budget.  3. Documentary about living with PUI. With WG5. Costing to be provided by Ornella.  Approved Activities and spend approved by MC, which are held in VOTE reserve, should we have an underspend in the budget. 25 25 26 26 Meetings  Accept or Decline the invitation  Sign attendance list  Submit you claim online with relevant Administrative Update supporting documents  Claim Submission Deadline: 30 days Reimbursement Rules - COST Action CA16207 Natalie Hall 28 Accommodation and Meals Flat rates only ! No receipts Travel expenses Flight : Car : Train, Bus, Ferry :  € 120 per night  Economy  Cross-border  Maximum: Attended days + 1  Max € 1200  Max 2000 km  First or second € 0.20 per km  € 20 per meal class  According to travel 29 30 5

2019-04-13 Local transport  Train, tram, metro, bus… (within one country) Other travel eligible expenses  25 EUR or less no receipts  More than 25 EUR - ALL receipts  Luggage fees  Taxi  Parking fees  Max 80 EUR  No other means  10PM – 7AM  Entry visa fee 31 32 Non-eligible expenses  Registration, lecture fees and honoraria  Insurance (life, medical, health, luggage, etc.) How to submit your  Fuel, road tolls and car rental Online Travel Reimbursement  Charges for a rebooked travel ticket Request (OTRR)  Expenses associated with obtaining visas 33 34 Step 1/5 Accept or Decline Step 2/5 Reimbursement? 35 36 6

2019-04-13 Step 3/5 Fill in your travel expenses Upload receipts 37 38 Step 4/5 Select Bank account Step 5/5 Submission 39 40 BREAK 41 42 7