There are three organizational levels in the TTF:
The TTF Steering Committee (TTFSC). The TTFSC represents the three main pillars on which the U.S. Fusion program rests: 1) the research institutions, 2) the Office of Fusion Energy Sciences, and 3) the technical program through the working group leaders. In the past, this committee has been the main decision-making body of TTF. In the reorganization, the TTFSC will take an oversight role while the TTF Executive Committee will be responsible for running the TTF. The Steering Committee will meet once a year in conjunction with the annual meeting of the APS/DDP to listen to the report of the TTF chairman on the status of TTF and provide advice on the future of TTF. The TTFSC will be chaired by the TTF chairman once his/her term in office is completed. It will be the responsibility of the Steering Committee chairman to maintain a balanced representation in the Committee.
The TTF Chairman and Vice-Chairman. The TTF chairman is responsible for leading the TTF. His/her main responsibilities are:
The TTF Executive Committee
(TTFEC). The TTFEC is constituted by the working groups leaders, an elected
member from each working group, the TTF chairman, the TTF vice-chairman
and chairman of the TTFSC. It is chaired by the TTF chairman. The main
role of the TTFEC is to run the TTF. The TTFEC elects a new TTF vice-chairman
every second year. It meets at least once a year during the annual TTF
Workshop, but can be consulted by the TTF chairman during the year through
E-mail or by telephone.