Common use of Designation of Government Clause in Contracts

Designation of Government. Without diminishing or otherwise altering the responsibilities of Her Majesty The Queen in Right of Canada under the Agreement, where, in the Agreement, it is unclear from the context which Government is to perform a function or where the context indicates that both Governments are to perform a function, without abrogating or derogating from their obligations under the Agreement or altering their respective jurisdictions, the two Governments may designate one of them to perform that function on behalf of the other or both. The DIO shall be given notice of such designation.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Land Claims Agreement, Land Claims Agreement, Land Claims Agreement

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