Common use of Disbandment Clause in Contracts

Disbandment. 22.01 In the event that the municipal council requests that the police service governed by this collective agreement be disbanded, the parties agree that they shall meet together and negotiate, in good faith, concerning issues of concern arising from disbandment. These negotiations shall be without prejudice to the position of either party concerning any issues. 22.02 The parties agree that the issues to be negotiated may include, but are not limited to: (a) costs, if any, relating to transfers or pensions; (b) severance arrangements for members not offered employment by the Ontario Provincial Police; (c) provisions dealing with members who are absent from duty by virtue of illness or injury; (d) provisions dealing with the continuation of existing rights of retired members. 22.03 The parties agree that nothing in this Article shall prejudice their rights under Section 40 of the Police Services Act.

Disbandment. 22.01 In the event that the municipal council Municipal Council requests that the police service governed by this collective agreement be disbanded, the parties agree that they shall meet together and negotiate, in good faith, concerning issues of concern arising from disbandment. These negotiations shall be without prejudice to the position of either party concerning any issues. 22.02 The parties agree that the issues to be negotiated may include, but are not limited to: (a) costs, if any, relating to transfers or of pensions; (b) severance arrangements for members Members not offered employment by the Ontario Provincial Police; (c) provisions dealing with members Members who are absent from duty by virtue of illness or injury; (d) provisions dealing with the continuation of existing rights of retired membersMembers. 22.03 The parties agree that nothing in this Article shall prejudice their rights under Section 40 of the Police Services Act.