Appropriate Proposals and communications to participants Sample Clauses

Appropriate Proposals and communications to participants. 3.1 Bidco will make appropriate proposals (the “Proposals”) to participants in the Target Share Plans in accordance with Rule 15 of the Code. The parties intend that the Proposals will take the form of joint proposals from Bidco and Target, and Bidco and Target shall co-operate to write to participants in the Target Share Plans to communicate the Proposals and to inform them of the impact of the Scheme on their Awards and actions they may need to take. This Schedule sets out the Parties' agreement on the material aspects of the Proposals.
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