Consultative Meetings. The Parties agree to hold annual meetings of their representatives, on a rotating basis, as well as extraordinary meetings, at the request of any Party, in order to review compliance with this Treaty or other matters related to its implementation.
Consultative Meetings. Pursuant to Article 10 of the Treaty on a Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone in Central Asia the Parties shall hold annual meetings or extraordinary meetings in order to review compliance with the Treaty or other matters related to its implementation.
Consultative Meetings. Providing not less than fourteen days' notice is given to the employer by the union(s), employees represented by the union may attend four one hour paid consultative meetings each year at times and places to be mutually agreed provided that staffing levels are available to maintain the operation of essential Trust services. This will include off duty UNIONS members.
Consultative Meetings. 22.1 St Andrew’s agrees to schedule at least four meetings annually with the elected delegates and union officials of NZNO and E tū to discuss matters of interest to both parties. The delegates will be paid to attend these meetings.
Consultative Meetings. Consultative meetings may be held during Company time by agreement with Management.
Consultative Meetings.
19.1 The parties to this Agreement will continue to convene a number of consultative meetings on a regular basis to discuss matters which impact the electricity industry, the Employer, employee related matters and significant initiatives being considered and proposed by the Employer.
19.2 These meetings include the meetings held between:
(a) the Employer’s Executive Managers and Electricity Industry Union Officials (Tier 1 Meetings);
(b) Business Unit meetings between Management Representatives, Delegates and Employee Representatives (Tier 2 Meetings);
(c) Operator Consultative Committee (OPCOM) meetings;
(d) Maintenance Employee Competency Model Committee (MECM Committee);
(e) Production Operator Skills Development Committee (POSDM Committee) meetings; and
(f) other site based consultative arrangements.
19.3 The parties to this Agreement remain committed to a process of consultation in relation to the use of contractors based on the following principles:
(a) The Employer may outsource or engage contractors to complete projects or packages of work.
(b) The Employer will provide to the Tier 1, Tier 2 and other agreed employee representatives a list of upcoming projects or packages of work to be contracted where the projects or packages of work are normally carried out by Delta Electricity Employees. Electricity Industry Union Officials and/or employee representative may raise specific projects or packages of work for further consultation with the relevant employees or Teams and/or their unions around the:
(i) technical expertise required to accomplish work;
(ii) business requirements or other work priorities; and
(iii) availability of Employees to complete the work.
(c) Where further consultation is undertaken a Contractor Entry Procedure Record of Consultation (CEPRoC) shall be completed.
(d) Where a dispute exists around work to be contracted the procedures outlined in
(e) Nothing in this clause shall prevent the Employer from engaging contractors where there is an emerging issue which poses a risk to business operations or the health and safety of employees.
Consultative Meetings. The Borrower through the Steering Committee shall continue to organize two consultative meetings each year with donors and other sector partners in order to discuss the implementation follow-up of the NHP in accordance with the twelve orientations defined in the Program.
Consultative Meetings. The parties agree that meetings will occur regularly between management and union delegates. These meetings will enable effective operational and strategic communication and resolution of issues. Each site shall establish and/or continue the relevant arrangements in existence at the commencement of this Agreement.
Consultative Meetings. 1 The Contracting Parties shall have regular meetings (hereinafter: Consultative Meetings) for the purpose of implementing this agreement and consulting each other on matters relevant to the use or non-use of the river .....
(1) For the purpose of this agreement, it is advisable to have the authorities participate, which have competencies in the field of regional/spatial planning, land use planning, shipping and navigation, forestry, tourism and environment concerning the territories traversed by the river in question. In accordance with the respective national laws, it can thus be necessary to have local, regional and/or central authorities of one state sign this agreement or to have higher authorities delegate the powers necessary for the participation to authorities on a lower tier of administration.
(2) The Contracting Parties may wish to create a co-operation body which has legal personality. In such a case, the Additional Protocol of 1995 to the European Outline Convention on Transfrontier Co-operation can be taken as a reference. 2 The dates, the agenda and other relevant matters of the Consultative Meetings shall be decided by simple majority vote, each Contracting Party having one vote. The same applies to other decisions taken during the Consultative Meetings.
Consultative Meetings. As outlined in the Guidelines, the utilities will each hold a minimum of two plenary meetings of their respective DSM Consultative in each calendar year and all intervenor participants in the Board’s consultation on the development of the Guidelines (EB-2008-0346) and the most recent or current proceeding will be invited to the Consultative meetings. The subject of the meetings may include: • reviewing annual DSM results; • selecting any subcommittee that may be part of the processes described in this Agreement (the TEC and the two ACs); and • providing advice on the development and operation of the natural gas utilities’ DSM Plan as well as on the design and development of new programs.
