Both parties will Clause Samples
The 'Both parties will' clause establishes mutual obligations or actions that both parties to an agreement are required to undertake. In practice, this clause might specify that both parties will provide certain information, perform specific tasks, or adhere to agreed standards throughout the duration of the contract. By clearly stating shared responsibilities, this clause ensures that expectations are balanced and that neither party can claim exemption from the outlined duties, thereby promoting fairness and cooperation.
Both parties will a) Work together to ensure a timely flow and exchange of information, including financial records, to fulfill the reporting requirements of both parties; and
b) Finalize the 2017/18 Annual Business Plan within 120 days of the date a budget motion is approved by the Ontario Legislature for the Fiscal Year as part of the annual review set out in section 22 of Schedule 1: General.
Both parties will a. Except were otherwise specified in item 29 of this agreement provide a minimum of 120 days of notice of intent to terminate this agreement so as to insure a clinically appropriate termination or transfer of consumer care.
b. Maintain on-going communication regarding the state of the substance abuse program in Kittitas County.
c. This agreement may be amended from time to time by mutual agreement of the parties.
d. Provide any notice in writing and deliver notices to the appropriate addresses listed on page 1 of this contract.
Both parties will. 4.3.1. Provide culturally competent outpatient behavioral health services.
4.3.2. Ensure all employees, affiliated providers, and interpreters understand and adhere to confidentiality and privacy requirements applicable to the service provider, including but not limited to the requirements of Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, and other federal and state laws, including patient privacy requirements specific to the care of minors.
4.3.3. Have policies and procedures in place to track and address consumer complaints and grievances.
Both parties will. 4.1.1. Identify a Senior Manager to take overall responsibility for the successful development of this relationship including the production of a working plan leading to the drafting of any formal agreement.
4.1.2. Identify a staff member to be the main contact point for all general enquiries, administrative needs and for the coordination of activities leading to the development of the working plan.
4.1.3. Aim to respond to all enquiries and reasonable service needs in a timely and effective manner.
4.1.4. Bring to the attention of all PARTIES any issue which may affect the nature of the relationship or the conditions of any future agreement.
4.1.5. Continue to supply any relevant information (on, for example, curricula, service facilities etc.) that is deemed necessary by the PARTIES for the on-going development of the relationship, the production of the working plan, the drafting of the formal agreement, and for assessing the adequacy and suitability of the formal agreement prior to its approval.