Determination Of Technical Variation of Agreement Flow Schedules Sample Clauses

Determination Of Technical Variation of Agreement Flow Schedules. If any Party believes that there has been a Technical Variation of Agreement Flow Schedules, then that Party will notify all of the other Parties to this Agreement in writing. Such notice will include all of the Party’s reasons for believing that a violation has occurred. YCWA will have 15 calendar days to respond to the notice. If YCWA disagrees with the notifying Party, then YCWA’s response will state all of the reasons for YCWA’s disagreement. If, after such notice and response and any subsequent discussions and meetings among the Parties to this Agreement, a dispute remains as to whether or not there has been a Technical Variation of Agreement Flow Schedules, then the Parties will randomly select one individual from a previously and mutually agreed upon list of five mediators (described in section 5.2. 1). The selected mediator will hold at least one meeting with the disputing Parties (any other interested Party to this Agreement may attend) and attempt to resolve the dispute. If the dispute is not resolved by the end of the meeting or meetings, then the selected mediator will issue a binding opinion resolving the dispute within 15 days after the last meeting.
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Determination Of Technical Variation of Agreement Flow Schedules. If any Party believes that there has been a Technical Variation of Agreement Flow Schedules, then that Party will notify all of the other Parties to this Agreement in writing. Such notice will include all of the Party’s reasons for believing that a violation has occurred. YCWA 1). The selected mediator will hold at least one meeting with the disputing Parties (any other interested Party to this Agreement may attend) and attempt to resolve the dispute. If the dispute is not resolved by the end of the meeting or meetings, then the selected mediator will issue a binding opinion resolving the dispute within 15 days after the last meeting.
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Determination Of Technical Variation of Agreement Flow Schedules. (For the reasons discussed in section 6.2.5, this section has been deleted from this Agreement.)
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