Central Authorities Sample Clauses
The 'Central Authorities' clause defines which governmental or regulatory bodies are recognized as having oversight or decision-making power within the context of the agreement. This clause typically specifies the names or types of authorities relevant to the subject matter, such as tax agencies, licensing boards, or law enforcement, and may outline their roles in processes like approvals, notifications, or dispute resolution. By clearly identifying the central authorities, the clause ensures all parties understand which entities have jurisdiction, thereby reducing ambiguity and facilitating compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
Central Authorities. 1 — The Central Authorities of the Parties shall pro- cess requests for assistance in accordance with the pro- visions of this Agreement.
2 — The Central Authority for the Portuguese Republic is the Procuradoria-Geral da República. The Central Authority for the Hong Kong Special Admin- istrative Region is the Secretary for Justice or an officer authorized by the Secretary for Justice. Either Party may change its Central Authority in which case it shall notify the other of the change.
3 — The Central Authorities may communicate directly with each other for the purposes of this Agreement.
Central Authorities. 1. Each Contracting Party shall designate a Central Authority to make and receive requests pursuant to this Treaty.
2. For the United States of America, the Central Authority shall be the Attorney General or the persons designated by him. For the Republic of Argentina, the Central Authority shall be the Subsecretary of Justice or the persons designated by him.
3. The Central Authorities shall communicate directly with one another for the purposes of this Treaty.
Central Authorities. 1. The Parties designate the following central authorities to co-ordinate the implementation of this Agreement:
(a) The Government of Canada designates the Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police or his or her designate as its Central Authority.
(b) The Government of the United States designates the Commandant of the United States Coast Guard or his or her designate as its Central Authority.
2. A Party may change the designated Central Authority upon written notification thereof to the other Party.
Central Authorities. (1) Each Party shall designate a Central Authority to implement the provisions of this Agreement.
(2) The Central Authority for the United States of America shall be the Attorney General. The Central Authority for Hong Kong shall be the Attorney General. Either party may change its Central Authority, in which case it shall notify the other of the change.
Central Authorities. 1. For the purpose of implementing this Treaty, the Parties shall communicate with each other through the Central Authorities designated therefore.
2. The Central Authorities referred to in Paragraph 1 of this Article shall be Procuradoria-Geral da República for the Portuguese Republic, and the Ministry of Justice for the People’s Republic of China. Should either Party change its designated Central Authority, it shall notify the other Party of such change in writing through diplomatic channels.
Central Authorities. 1. The Parties shall each designate a body as Central Authority which shall facilitate compliance with the provisions of this agreement.
2. The Central Authority for Australia shall be the Child Support Registrar. .
3. The Central Authority for the United States of America shall be the Office of Child Support Enforcement in the Department of Health and Human Services, as authorized by Title IV-D of the Social Security Act.
4. The parties may designate additional public bodies to carry out any of the provisions of this agreement in co-ordination with the Central Authority.
5. Any changes in the designation of the Central Authority or other public bodies by one Party shall be communicated promptly to the Central Authority of the other Party.
6. Communications shall be addressed by the Central Authority or other public body of one Party directly to the Central Authority or other responsible public body of the other Party as designated by that Party.
Central Authorities. 1. Requests for assistance under this Agreement shall be made through the Central authorities of the Contracting Parties.
2. In the Republic of India the central authority is the Ministry of Home Affairs. In the United Arab Emirates the central authority is the Ministry of Interior.
Central Authorities. (1) For the purposes of this Treaty, the Central Authority for Canada shall be the Minister of Justice or an official designated by that Minister and the Central Authority for the Republic of Peru shall be the Public Ministry of Peru.
(2) The Central Authorities shall transmit and receive requests for legal assistance and responses thereto under this Treaty.
(3) The Central Authorities of the contracting Parties shall communicate directly with one another.
Central Authorities. The Central Authority for the Socialist Republic of Vietnam is the Ministry of Public Security. The Central Authority for Australia is the Australian Government Attorney-General’s Department. Either Party may change its Central Authority in which case it shall notify the other of the change. The Central Authorities of the Parties shall process requests for transfer in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement. The Central Authorities may communicate directly with each other for the purposes of this Agreement.
Central Authorities. 1. Each Party shall designate a Central Authority to make or receive requests for the purposes of this Treaty. The Central Authority for the Republic of Korea shall be the Minister of Justice or an official designated by that Minister. The Central Authority for the Kingdom of Thailand shall be the Attorney General or an official designated by the Attorney General.
2. Requests under this Treaty shall be made by the Central Authority of the Requesting Party to the Central Authority of the Requested Party.