Action Canada May Take Clause Samples
The "Action Canada May Take" clause defines the specific actions or remedies that Action Canada is entitled to pursue under the agreement in certain circumstances, such as breaches or non-compliance by the other party. This may include steps like suspending services, terminating the contract, seeking damages, or requiring corrective measures, depending on the nature of the issue. By clearly outlining these potential responses, the clause ensures both parties understand the consequences of non-fulfillment and provides a structured approach for addressing problems, thereby reducing uncertainty and managing risk.
Action Canada May Take. 9.2.1 In the event the Recipient is in default under this Agreement, Canada may take one or more of the following actions:
(a) withhold any funds otherwise payable under this Agreement;
(b) require the Recipient to take any other reasonable action necessary to remedy the default;
(c) take such other reasonable action as Canada deems necessary, including any remedies which may be set out in any Schedule; or
(d) terminate this Agreement.
Action Canada May Take. 9.2.1 In the event the Recipient is in default under this Agreement, Canada may take one or more of the following actions as may reasonably be necessary, having regard to the nature and extent of the default:
(a) require the Recipient to develop and implement a Management Action Plan within sixty (60) calendar days, or at such other time as the parties may agree upon and set out in writing;
(b) require the Recipient to seek advisory support acceptable to Canada;
(c) withhold any funds otherwise payable under this Agreement;
(d) require the Recipient to take any other reasonable action necessary to remedy the default;
(e) take such other reasonable action as Canada deems necessary, including any remedies which may be set out in any Schedule; or
(f) terminate this Agreement.
Action Canada May Take. 10.2.1 In the event the Council is in default under this Agreement, Canada may take one or more of the following actions as may reasonably be necessary, having regard to the nature and extent of the default:
(a) require the Council to develop and implement a Management Action Plan within sixty (60) calendar days, or at such other time as the parties may agree upon and set out in writing;
(b) require the Council to seek advisory support acceptable to Canada;
(c) appoint, upon providing notice to the Council, a Third Party Funding Agreement Manager;
(d) withhold any funds otherwise payable under this Agreement;
(e) require the Council to take any other reasonable action necessary to remedy the default;
(f) take such other reasonable action as Canada deems necessary, including any remedies which may be set out in any Schedule; or
(g) terminate this Agreement.
Action Canada May Take. 2.1 In the event the Council is in default under this Agreement, and without limiting administrative measures the Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development may take under an Act of 7.2 If it is reasonably necessary in the event of a default, DIAND may by notice to the First Nation take any or all of the following actions: (a) require that within 60 calendar days the First Nation establish Simplification