Crisis Management. This coverage shall include the costs of managing the public relations outfall from most data breach scenarios.
Crisis Management. 1. The Parties reaffirm their commitment to cooperating in promoting international peace and stability.
2. To this end, they shall explore possibilities to coordinate crisis management activities, including possible cooperation in crisis management operations.
3. The Parties shall work to implement the Agreement between the European Union and Australia establishing a framework for the participation of Australia in European crisis management operations.
Crisis Management. The Parties reaffirm their commitment to promoting international peace and security including, inter alia, through the Agreement between New Zealand and the European Union establishing a framework for the participation of New Zealand in European Union crisis management operations, signed in Brussels on 18 April 2012.
Crisis Management. The Parties shall enhance the exchange of views and endeavour to act jointly on issues of common concern in the area of crisis management and peace-building, including by promoting common positions, cooperating with regard to resolutions and decisions in international organisations and fora, supporting national efforts of countries emerging from conflict to achieve sustainable peace and cooperating on crisis management operations and other relevant programmes and projects.
Crisis Management. 1. The Eurosystem shall manage and resolve any operational disturbances in T2S. In addition, due to the central role which T2S plays in securities settlement in connected markets, the Eu- rosystem shall assume a coordinating role. In particular, it shall coordinate, initiate and lead activities in connection with any event of an operational or financial nature which may im- pact the functioning and performance of T2S. The Eurosystem shall use its best efforts to act to protect the functioning of T2S and to operate T2S in a way that supports the financial sta- bility of all connected markets.
2. The principles of Crisis management are laid down in the Schedule 5 (Service Description) and Schedule 6 (Service Level Agreement), whereas the procedural aspects of the Crisis management framework are set out in the MOP, without prejudice to the competence of the Relevant Competent Authorities. The Contracting CSD shall, in coordination with the Rele- vant Competent Authorities, use its best efforts to ensure the compatibility of its Crisis man- agement framework with applicable laws. Moreover, the Contracting CSD shall make rea- sonable efforts to ensure the compatibility of its Crisis management framework with the T2S Crisis management procedures.
3. The details of the assistance to be provided by the Eurosystem in case of a Crisis are speci- fied in the Service Level Agreement and are based on the following principles:
(a) the Eurosystem shall have adequate organisational and personnel capacities to deal with a Crisis Situation;
(b) the Eurosystem shall fully cooperate with the Contracting CSDs, the Participating CSDs, the Relevant Competent Authorities and ESMA in order to manage a Crisis Situation (including investigating the feasibility of and implementing reasonable workarounds);
(c) the Eurosystem shall prepare and maintain a Crisis management plan, and shall test its appropriateness together with the Contracting CSD, the Participating CSDs, the Relevant Competent Authorities and ESMA, on a regular basis;
(d) the Eurosystem shall provide a report to the Contracting CSDs, the Participating CSDs, the Relevant Competent Authorities and ESMA on the effective handling of a Crisis Situation within a reasonable period of time after such a Crisis has occurred; and
(e) the Eurosystem shall cover and where appropriate involve the DCP in the context of Crisis management.
4. The details of the assistance to be provided by the Contracting CSD in the case of a Crisis are...
Crisis Management. If during the Period of Insurance an Insured Event occurs, Chubb will pay the Group Policyholder up to the Benefit Amount shown in the Schedule of Benefits for Crisis Consultant fees and costs incurred as a direct result of a Crisis which starts during the Period of Insurance and is reported to Chubb in accordance with this section. Any fees, costs and expenses will be incurred by the Crisis Consultant and will be paid by the Group Policyholder and submitted to Chubb for reimbursement under this Policy. Crisis Consultant costs are limited to fees or expenses which are incurred within the Crisis Coverage Period subject to a maximum of £75,000 per Crisis, and an Aggregate Limit of £75,000. The maximum amount that Chubb will pay in any one Period of Insurance. Any negative reporting of an Insured Event in local, regional or national media (including but not limited to radio, television, newspaper and/or magazines) which has potential to cause a Material Interruption. Any decisive, unstable or crucial time in the Group Policyholder’s affairs or Business resulting from an Insured Event that starts during the Period of Insurance and:
1. has directly caused a Material Interruption; or
2. has the potential to cause:
a. imminent Financial Loss; or
b. Adverse Publicity
Crisis Management. Public Relations Support Fleet Management
Crisis Management. The Company is committed to provide counseling to employees in the event of serious injuries and accidents at the work location.
Crisis Management. There shall be a crisis management committee which will set in motion and disseminate procedures designed to provide a framework in the district for response to acts of harm and violence or other emergency situations.
Crisis Management. To further ensure quality, food safety, overall customer experience, and brand integrity, you must advise us immediately of any crisis so that we may assist you in handling the after effects of such matter, or if we mutually agree or we deem it necessary, we may take the lead in managing the after effects of such matter. The following circumstances should be reported immediately: (i) alleged food borne illness of one (1) or more persons in any one day in the same Restaurant; (ii) fire or other building casualty for which customers are evacuated; (iii) robbery; (iv) any violence at the Restaurant; (v) any other circumstances that have the potential to result in any significant adverse publicity or impact on the Restaurants or brand.
