Consultative Group Sample Clauses

Consultative Group. 10.1 The Commonwealth may establish a Consultative Group to consider issues and make recommendations in relation to OSHC and the Deed. 10.2 If a Consultative Group is established, the Insurer agrees to participate in meetings as reasonably required by the Commonwealth.
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Consultative Group. Canada and Norway hereby establish a Consultative Group to ensure the implementation of this Arrangement and the fulfilment of its objectives. The Government of Canada will be represented by the Minister for International Trade, or designee, and the Government of the Kingdom of Norway will be represented at ministerial level or by designated representative. Private sector representatives may participate in the Consultative Group, with the consent of both Canada and Norway.
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Consultative Group. 1. The Parties hereby establish a Consultative Group to ensure the implementation of this Arrangement and the fulfilment of its objectives. The Government of Canada will be represented by the Minister for International Trade and the Government of the Swiss Confederation will be represented by the Minister for Economic Affairs, or their designees. Private sector representatives may participate in the Consultative Group, with the consent of both Parties. 2. The Consultative Group will convene periodically, ordinarily every eighteen months, alternatively in Canada and Switzerland, as may be arranged by the Parties. Sessions of the Consultative Group will be chaired by the host Party.
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Consultative Group. 1. The Parties establish a Consultative Group on Trade and Investment Cooperation, hereinafter referred to as "the Consultative Group" to ensure the implementation of this Arrangement and the fulfilment of its objectives, in particular, progress in implementing the Action Plan attached to this Arrangement. The Consultative Group may periodically revise the attached Action Plan. 2. In the Consultative Group, the Government of Canada will be represented by the Minister for International Trade and the Government of South Africa will be represented by the Minister of Trade and Industry, or their designees. Each Party will determine the composition of its own delegations to meetings of the Consultative Group. 3. The Consultative Group will convene periodically, ordinarily once every 18 months. The meetings of the Consultative Group will alternate between Canada and South Africa, as may be arranged by the Parties. Sessions of the Consultative Group will be chaired by the host Party.
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Consultative Group. 1. The Parties establish a trade and investment consultative group, hereinafter called the Consultative Group, consisting of the ministers responsible for international trade or their representatives, in order to ensure compliance with this Arrangement and its objectives, in particular, the implementation of the Action Plan attached hereto. The Consultative Group may periodically modify the Action Plan. To support their participation, the member countries of the Andean Community may call on the Office of the Secretary General of the Andean Community for assistance. 2. The Consultative Group shall meet periodically, with regular meetings every 18 months. The meetings of the Consultative Group will alternate between members of the Andean Community and Canada or may be held in any other Agreed-upon location. Special meetings may be called at the request of any of the Parties. 3. The Parties may consult, using their own internal mechanisms, the private sector in their respective countries on matters related to the work of the Consultative Group. The Consultative Group may invite representatives of the private sector of the Parties to express their opinions on subjects of interest to them. The Parties shall notify each other of the participation of private-sector representatives before the meetings of the Consultative Group take place. 4. The Parties may hold consultations on any matter related to trade relations and investments. These consultations shall take place promptly.
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Consultative Group. 1. The Consultative Groups established pursuant to paragraph 1 of Article 125 of the Basic Agreement shall be composed of: (a) in case of the Consultative Group in India, representatives of the relevant authorities of the Government of India and the Embassy of Japan in India; and (b) in case of the Consultative Group in Japan, representatives of the relevant authorities of the Government of Japan and the Embassy of India in Japan. 2. Each Consultative Group may, where appropriate, invite: (a) in case of the Consultative Group in India, representatives of Japan External Trade Organization, the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry in India, Inc., other relevant entities of Japanese private sector, and the relevant local governments of India; and (b) in case of the Consultative Group in Japan, representatives of relevant entities of Japanese and Indian private sector. 3. The functions of each Consultative Group shall be: (a) discussing ways and means to improve the business environment of the Country in which the Consultative Group is established, taking into account, as necessary, the findings reported by the Liaison Office pursuant to subparagraph 1(e) of Article 16; and (b) reporting the findings to the Sub-Committee. 4. Each Consultative Group shall meet at the request of the representatives of either Party in the Consultative Group or under the instructions of the Sub-Committee.
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Consultative Group. 1. The Parties hereby establish a Consultative Group to ensure the implementation of this Arrangement and the fulfillment of its objectives. The Government of Canada will be represented by the Minister for International Trade and the Government of the Republic of Iceland will be represented by the Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade, or their designees. Private sector representatives may participate in the Consultative Group, with the consent of both Parties. 2. The Consultative Group will convene periodically, ordinarily every eighteen. months, alternatively in Canada and Iceland, as may be arranged by the Parties. Sessions of the Consultative Group will be chaired by the host Party.
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Consultative Group. 1. The Parties shall establish a Canada - United States Consultative Group on Emergency Management Cooperation. 2. The structure, membership and terms of reference of the Consultative Group shall be initially as set forth in Annex A, which does not form an integral part of this Agreement. 3. The Consultative Group shall meet annually or as agreed by the Parties.
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  • Determinations and Actions by the Board of Directors The Board of Directors of the Company shall have the exclusive power and authority to administer this Agreement and to exercise the rights and powers specifically granted to the Board of Directors of the Company or to the Company, or as may be necessary or advisable in the administration of this Agreement, including, without limitation, the right and power to (i) interpret the provisions of this Agreement and (ii) make all determinations deemed necessary or advisable for the administration of this Agreement (including, without limitation, a determination to redeem or not redeem the Rights or to amend this Agreement). All such actions, calculations, interpretations and determinations (including, for purposes of clause (y) below, all omissions with respect to the foregoing) that are done or made by the Board of Directors of the Company in good faith, shall (x) be final, conclusive and binding on the Company, the Rights Agent, the holders of the Rights, as such, and all other parties, and (y) not subject the Board of Directors to any liability to the holders of the Rights.

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