Division of Responsibilities for a given position shall be a cooperative effort between the agency and the job sharing employees, recognizing, however, that the agency does not relinquish any of its authority to control its own destiny. Each set of circumstances may require an individual solution. The agency has flexibility and authority to tailor each partnership proposal to the unique needs of the agency.
Division of Responsibilities. Each agency shall perform compliance monitoring on all projects for which that agency has issued a permit, consent order, final order, or for which a consent final judgment or final judgment has been entered in order to determine compliance with the conditions thereof and will enforce said conditions by taking appropriate enforcement action where necessary. However if the DEPARTMENT or the DISTRICT modifies a permit previously issued by the other agency, pursuant to this operating agreement, the agency modifying the permit shall thereafter determine compliance with the permit and enforce all provisions or conditions of that permit. Each agency shall investigate activities regulated under Part IV of Chapter 373, F.S., which are undertaken without the required permits, and take appropriate enforcement action, when it has permitting responsibilities for those activities under this operating agreement.
Division of Responsibilities. In the United States and Canada , HP's primary area of responsibility for promotion and sale of Esquire-LC Systems will be the commercial (for-profit) market plus HP's established customer base in the non-profit market. In the United States and Canada , Bruker's primary area of responsibility for promotion and sale of Esquire-LC Systems will be the non-profit market plus Bruker's established customer base in the commercial market. "Non-profit" means institutions such as governments, universities, hospitals, and research institutions that do not market products with an expectation of ultimately earning a profit. Representatives of HP and Bruker may, from time to time, meet to discuss whether each Party is effectively serving its primary area of responsibility, but nothing stated in this Section 17.3.1 or in any such meeting or discussion will prevent either Party from accepting, orders for Esquire-LC Systems outside its primary area of responsibility.
Division of Responsibilities. In observance of the provisions of the User Agreement, Company will act as the data controller and A New Spring will act as the processor, within the meaning of the GDPR. A New Spring will set up the processing register required according to the GDPR and will record in this which personal data it will process, as well as the other mandatory information required by law.
Division of Responsibilities. Institution, as the employer of the Principal Investigator, hereby grants its express written consent to the Principal Investigator’s participation in the Study according to the separate Agreement and for compensation agreed with CRO and Pfizer according to Section 304(1) 1.4
Division of Responsibilities. The parties agree that the duties as stated in the attached description of the position of Superintendent represent a reasonable division of responsibilities between the policy making responsibility of the Board, and the policy implementation and management responsibilities of Superintendent as the chief executive officer of the School District. The parties further agree that the division of responsibilities between the Board and Superintendent shall be interpreted and implemented consistent with the Indiana School Boards’ Association Code of Ethics for School Board Members.
Division of Responsibilities. The administrative structure is based on the structure set up for previous EU programmes (Phare / Transition Facility) as well as the Cohesion and the Structural Funds. It is made up of the following bodies: ▪ The Centre for Foreign Assistance (CFA), which is the executive body of the National Aid Coordinator (NAC). It is set up under the direction of the Deputy Minister of Finance, who is responsible for international relations as well as for the coordination, preparation and monitoring of the implementation of foreign assistance. ▪ The Monitoring Committee (MC), which will assist the National Focal Point in the selection and management of projects. The Minister of Finance will appoint the members of the Monitoring Committee on the basis of proposals from the relevant Ministers or Heads of Institutions. ▪ The National Fund (NF), which is the executive body of the National Authorising Officer (NAO). It is set up under the direction of the 1st Deputy Minister of Finance, who is responsible for the state budget. ▪ The Central Finance and Contracts Unit (CFCU), which is an independent unit directly subordinate to the Deputy Minister of Finance. The CFCU is the implementing agency of the centrally administered projects and is responsible for payments to the intermediary bodies and appropriate final beneficiaries. For payments the CFCU is directly accountable to the NAO. ▪ The National Control Authority, the Central Harmonisation Unit for Financial Control, which is directly subordinate to the Minister of Finance.
Division of Responsibilities. Job responsibilities for participants shall be divided according to a plan designed by the job share participants and is subject to approval and modification by the immediate supervisor.
Division of Responsibilities. The Parties shall co-operate in carrying out the Development Work. The division of responsibilities (hereinafter referred to as 'Division of Responsibilities') in respect of the Development Work is contained in APPENDIX 3 hereto. The Parties shall adhere to their respective duties and obligations.
Division of Responsibilities. Summary This document details the division of harbour operation responsibilities between Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd, as statutory harbour authority, non-statutory asset owner or lessee (as applicable) and the contracted Harbour Operator to achieve the aim of providing and operating safe and efficient harbours. Harbour authorities have a duty to take reasonable care, so long as the harbour is open for the public use, that all who may choose to navigate it may do so without danger to their lives or property. This includes an obligation to conserve, and promote the safe use of, the harbour; and a duty of care to prevent loss or injury caused by the authority’s negligence. Each harbour authority has an obligation to have regard to efficiency, economy and safety of operation as respects the services and facilities provided. Most harbour authorities also have a duty to take such action that is necessary or desirable for the maintenance, operation, improvement or conservancy of their harbour. The contracted Harbour Operator is delegated the powers of the CMAL Harbour Master and the duties, responsibilities and powers of CMAL as statutory harbour authority or non-statutory asset owner/lessee for each of the harbours, other than agreed exceptions and any other function which as a matter of law may not be delegated. Although harbour authorities have powers to appoint a harbour master, and to authorise pilots, and may properly entrust the operation of the harbour to such professional people, they cannot assign their accountability. CMAL will therefore maintain strategic and operational oversight of the standard of performance by the Harbour Operator. Where it is deemed necessary by operational circumstances, consistently poor performance standards or a significant failure to comply with legal requirements, CMAL retains the powers and the right to give strategic or operational instructions to the harbour operator to address significant failings in matters where CMAL is accountable. Harbour Operations
