Executive Agents. 1. The Under Secretary of Science and Technology of the United States Department of Homeland Security is the primary official within the Government of the United States of America with responsibility for executive oversight of Cooperative Activity, as defined in this Agreement, within the United States and is hereby designated as the “U.S. Executive Agent” responsible for the administration of this Agreement. The duties of the U.S. Executive Agent may be delegated to other officials within the Department of Homeland Security.
2. The Minister of Security & Justice of the Netherlands is the primary official within the Netherlands with responsibility for executive oversight of Cooperative Activity within the Netherlands and is hereby designated as the “Netherlands Executive Agent” responsible for the administration of this Agreement. The duties of the Netherlands Executive Agent may be delegated to other officials of the Ministry of Security & Justice.
3. Where, because of changes in the administrative arrangements for either Party, responsibility for the oversight of this Agreement is no longer held by those currently designated as “U.S. Executive Agent” or “Netherlands Executive Agent”, the relevant Party shall provide the other Party in writing with the details of its new Executive Agent without requiring amendment to this Agreement.
Executive Agents. 1. The Undersecretary of Science and Technology of the United States Department of Homeland Security is the primary official within the Government of the United States with responsibility for executive oversight of Cooperative Activity, as defined in this Agreement, within the United States and is hereby designated as the “U.S. Executive Agent” responsible for the administration of this Agreement. The duties of the U.S. Executive Agent may be performed on his behalf by the Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for Science and Technology.
2. The First Assistant Secretary National Security of the Australian Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet is the primary official within the Government of Australia with responsibility for executive oversight of Cooperative Activity within Australia and is hereby designated as the “Australian Executive Agent” responsible for the administration of this Agreement. The duties of the Australian Executive Agent may be performed on his behalf by the Head of the Science, Engineering and Technology Unit of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet.
3. Prior to undertaking Cooperative Activity (including any Project) under this Agreement, the Parties, through their Executive Agents designated above, shall agree in writing upon the nature, scope, and duration of the Cooperative Activity.
4. Where, because of changes in the administrative arrangements for either Party, responsibility for the oversight of this Agreement is no longer held by those currently designated as “U.S. Executive Agent” or “Australian Executive Agent”, the relevant Party shall provide the other Party in writing with the details of its new Executive Agent without requiring amendment to this Agreement.
Executive Agents. 1. The Under Secretary of Science and Technology of the United States Department of Homeland Security is the primary official within the Government of the United States with responsibility for executive oversight of Cooperative Activity, as defined in this Agreement, for the United States and is hereby designated as the “U.S. Executive Agent” responsible for the administration of this Agreement. The duties of the U.S. Executive Agent may be delegated to other officials within the Department of Homeland Security.
2. The Deputy Secretary of the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade is the primary official within the Government of New Zealand with responsibility for executive oversight of Cooperative Activity within New Zealand and is hereby designated as the “New Zealand Executive Agent” responsible for the administration of this Agreement. The duties of the New Zealand Executive Agent may be performed on his behalf by the Director of the Americas Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
3. Prior to undertaking Cooperative Activity (including any Project) under this Agreement, the Parties shall agree in writing upon the nature, scope, and duration of the Cooperative Activity.
4. Where, because of changes in the administrative arrangements for either Party, responsibility for the oversight of this Agreement is no longer held by those currently designated as “U.S. Executive Agent” or “New Zealand Executive Agent”, the relevant Party shall provide the other Party in writing with the details of its new Executive Agent without requiring amendment to this Agreement.
Executive Agents. Each party shall designate an Executive Agent to implement this Agreement. For the United States side, the Executive Agent shall be the Department of Energy. For the Russian side, the Executive Agent shall be the Ministry of the Russia Federation of Atomic Energy. After consultation with the other Party, either Party has the right to change its Executive Agent upon 30-days written notice to the other Party. If a governmental corporation is established under United States law to manage the uranium enrichment enterprise of the Department of Energy, it is the intention of the United States Government to designate
Executive Agents. 1. The Under Secretary of Science and Technology of the United States Department of Homeland Security is the primary official within the Government of the United States with responsibility for executive oversight of Cooperative Activity, as defined in this Agreement, within the United States and is hereby designated as the “U.S. Executive Agent” responsible for the administration of this Agreement. The duties of the U.S. Executive Agent may be delegated to other officials within the Department of Homeland Security.
2. The Minister of Defence of the Government of the Kingdom of Sweden is the primary official within the Government of Sweden with responsibility for executive oversight of Cooperative Activity within Sweden and is hereby designated as the “Swedish Executive Agent” responsible for the administration of this Agreement. The duties of the Swedish Executive Agent may be delegated to other officials in the Swedish Ministry of Defence.
3. Prior to undertaking Cooperative Activity (including any Project) under this Agreement, the Parties shall agree in writing upon the nature, scope, and duration of the Cooperative Activity.
4. Where, because of changes in the administrative arrangements for either Party, responsibility for the oversight of this Agreement is no longer held by those currently designated as “U.S. Executive Agent” or “Swedish Executive Agent”, the relevant Party shall provide the other Party in writing with the details of its new Executive Agent without requiring amendment to this Agreement.
Executive Agents. 5.1. The obligations of each of the Parties to this Implementing Arrangement shall be subject to national laws, authorization and availability of appropriate funds for such purposes, as well as to the conditions of reciprocity between the parties.
5.2. The Instructor / Exchange Trainee shall be assigned to the Director of the Center of the "ORGANIZING ENTITY" to perform the tasks of this Implementing Arrangement, who shall issue performance reports to the Defense or Institutional Attaché, with the periodicity requested by each party.
5.3. The Instructor / Exchange Trainee shall have exclusive dedication to the activities of the Center of the "ORGANIZING ENTITY" for the duration of the exchange. In the event that the military command requires his/her presence or should assign specific functions, he/she must have the prior approval of the Director of the Center of the "ORGANIZING ENTITY", so as not to interfere in the activities in which he/she is involved.
5.4. The Center of the "ORGANIZING ENTITY" shall designate an Officer / NCO (Tutor), of equal or higher rank than the Officer / NCO, to guide and inform him/her during the entire exchange period regarding the institution's procedures and the corresponding administrative, security, regulatory and legal procedures to be followed during his/her stay at the Center of the "ORGANIZING ENTITY".
5.5. The Officer / Non-Commissioned Exchange Officer shall perform his duties in the organization of the Center of the "ORGANIZING ENTITY", which is in charge of the development of the classes taught and his treatment shall be equal to that given to officers of the same grade of the Center of the "ORGANIZING ENTITY".
Executive Agents. Each Party shall designate an Executive Agent to implement this Agreement. For the United States of America, the Executive Agent shall be the Department of Defense. For Georgia, the Executive Agents shall be the Ministry of Defense and the State Department of the State Border Guards.