Allocation Methodology Evaluation Sample Clauses

Allocation Methodology Evaluation. No less often than annually, the Steering Committee shall meet to evaluate and determine whether the Allocation Methodologies then in existence accurately and equitably reflects the performance and use of Services by HPI or SEG. The Steering Committee shall evaluate the Services being performed and used and shall determine whether the Allocation Methodologies then in existence require adjustment and, upon a determination that an adjustment is required, shall have the authority to and shall effect such adjustment. Each of HPI and SEG shall cooperate with the Steering Committee in the aforementioned process, including making appropriate personnel and materials available to the Steering Committee. In the event that either HPI or SEG disagrees with the Allocation Methodologies determined by the Steering Committee, the dispute resolution procedures set forth in Article XIII shall apply.
Allocation Methodology Evaluation. No less often than annually, the Steering Committee shall meet to evaluate and determine whether the allocation methodologies then in existence accurately and equitably reflects the performance and use of Shared Services by Verso or NewPage. The Steering Committee shall evaluate the Shared Services being performed and used and shall determine whether the allocation methodologies then in existence require adjustment and, upon a determination that an adjustment is required, shall have the authority to and shall effect such adjustment. Each of Verso and NewPage shall cooperate with the Steering Committee in the aforementioned process, including making appropriate personnel and materials available to the Steering Committee. In the event that either Verso or NewPage disagrees with the allocation methodologies determined by the Steering Committee, the dispute resolution procedures set forth in Article XIII shall apply.

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