Compliance Dispute Officer Sample Clauses

Compliance Dispute Officer. The Parties shall recommend to the Court for appointment an initial Compliance Dispute Officer (the “Compliance Dispute Officer”). In the event that a person serving as the Compliance Dispute Officer notifies the parties that he or she is unable or unwilling to continue to serve in that role, the parties will jointly select a new Compliance Dispute Officer within ten (10) business days of such notification. If the parties are unable to jointly select a new Compliance Dispute Officer in that time frame, the parties may jointly or individually petition the Court to select a new Compliance Dispute Officer.
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Compliance Dispute Officer. Xxxxxx Xxxxx shall serve as the Compliance Dispute Officer (the “Compliance Dispute Officer”). In the event that Xx. Xxxxx is unable to serve in this role, the parties will jointly select a new Compliance Dispute Officer within ten (10) days of such notification. If the parties are unable to jointly select a new Compliance Dispute Officer in that time frame, the parties will jointly request the Court to select a new Compliance Dispute Officer. Compliance Disputes relate only to issues concerning systemic noncompliance with the terms of the Agreement as described in Section 3.n (2) of the Agreement. All other disputes are to be resolved by application to the Court under Section 3.n (1) of the Agreement. All Compliance Disputes shall be directed to the Compliance Dispute Officer. Compliance Disputes shall not be directed to the Court nor to any other state court, federal court, arbitration panel or any other binding or non- binding dispute resolution mechanism, except as provided in the Agreement.

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