Common use of Abstention Clause in Contracts

Abstention. Where it has been determined that a bias or apprehension of bias exists, the person with regard to whom such bias or apprehension exists shall refrain from further participation in the making of any recommendation or decision or participating in the process leading to a recommendation or decision concerning the Member who is the subject. Refraining from participation means withdrawing from all or any portion of a meeting where the subject matter of the bias or apprehension of bias will be discussed.

Appears in 12 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

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Abstention. Where it has been determined that a bias or reasonable apprehension of bias exists, the person with regard to about whom such bias or apprehension exists the complaint is made shall refrain from further participation in the making of any recommendation or decision decision, or participating in the process processes leading to a recommendation or decision concerning the Member who is the subjectdecision. Refraining from participation means withdrawing from all or any portion of a meeting where the subject matter of the bias or apprehension of bias conflict will be discussed.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Letter of Agreement, Letter of Agreement, uwocapal.files.wordpress.com

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Abstention. Where it has been determined that a bias or reasonable apprehension of bias exists, the person with regard to about whom such bias or apprehension exists the complaint is made shall refrain from further participation in the making of any recommendation or decision or participating in the process processes leading to a recommendation or decision concerning the Member who is the subjectdecision. Refraining from participation means withdrawing from all or any portion of a meeting where the subject matter of the bias or apprehension of bias conflict will be discussed.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: rrufa.ca

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