COLLABORATION VALUES Sample Clauses

COLLABORATION VALUES. 3.1 The underlying values of this Agreement are rooted in honesty, transparency and mutual respect. Each of the parties, in signing this agreement, agrees to respect and abide by these values and all those values held by the other parties.
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COLLABORATION VALUES. 17.1 The implementation of this Agreement and any Functional Collaboration Agreement arrangements shall adhere to and reflect the following principles:
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COLLABORATION VALUES. 9.1 The implementation of this Agreement shall adhere to and reflect the following principles:  Openness, communication, trust and information sharing on a formal and informal basis in a timely fashion  Creating open dialogue between the Forces to discuss and resolve issues arising, irrespective of where faults may lie  Recognising issues and conflicts will arise and openly acknowledging, discussing and addressing such issues  Developing agreed and clearly understood mutual objectives whilst recognising and respecting each party’s individual’s objectives;  Ensuring common objectives are clearly communicated, recorded and understood and reflecting any approved changes to those objectives. This includes ensuring that decisions are made and recorded in accordance with the governance of the Host Force and the Governance Arrangements;  Working together to anticipate potential problems and enable the taking of preventative action, where appropriate  Ensuring there is commitment to sound contract performance management, benefit realisation and reporting, including managing change and risk and that the agreement develops and changes to meet the Parties’ business needs  Taking account of the need to meet the Parties’ commitments to diversity and equality of opportunity for their employees and those to whom services are provided.  Recognition that by virtue of the statutory provisions contained in the Social Responsibility and Xxxxxx Xxx 0000 which circumscribe the manner of collaboration between forces, it is provided that collaborative arrangements need not always be in the interests of efficiency and effectiveness of one individual force or policing body, but must serve those interests in respect of one or more of the collaborative partners.  The ACC (Security) (West Midlands Police), in line with the recommendations of the WMROCU Tasking Process, shall fulfil the role of Strategic Lead and have day to day strategic responsibility for all WMROCU employees with legal responsibility for such staff remaining with the Chief Constable of the Force of which such a person is a member. The Chief Constables agree the attendant delegation of their powers, duties and obligations to the ACC (Security) (West Midlands Police) to ensure the successful operation of this strategic role. The ACC (Security) (West Midlands Police) shall be responsible for the effectiveness and efficiency of the WMROCU and shall seek to ensure continuous improvement in the WMROCU’s Operatio...
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COLLABORATION VALUES. The Collaboration Agreement builds upon the Network Partnership Terms of Reference and is based on the principles of • Trust • Respect • Acknowledgement that diversity supports innovation and good decision making • The shared goal of all Network Partnership members is to build sustainable solutions that will improve companion animal welfare in BC RESOLVING CONFLICT Conflict is defined as a disagreement or concern regarding an individual or organization’s actions or decisions. Network Partner members cannot publicly criticize other Network Partner members, and it is strongly recommended not to criticize any other animal welfare/rescue group, individual or organization on social media. Conflict is best addressed in a face to face meeting, and if that is not feasible, through a phone call. Conflict should never be identified or attempted to be resolved via social media or text messaging. • Contact individual directly to request a meeting to discuss the issue / conflict • The goal of resolving issue is to find common ground and to identify steps to assist in the resolution • If a resolution cannot be found the two parties can request the Paws for Hope • Board of Directors help to facilitate a resolution • If it is believed the Board of Directors cannot be impartial, parties can request a third party to help facilitate a resolution PAWS FOR HOPE PAGE 2 COLLABORATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN NETWORK PARTNER MEMBERS TERMINATION OF MEMBERSHIP • A member may withdraw from the Network Partnership by providing 30 days written notice • Any member who is not maintaining their commitment or who violates the terms of the collaboration agreement and / or terms of reference may have membership removed • Termination protocol is outlined in Terms of Reference
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