Implementation and Consultation Clause Samples
Implementation and Consultation a) To ensure consistency with this clause and the Academic Workload Guidelines, School workload models and individual staff member’s workloads will be reviewed, and changes implemented where necessary, by no later than 1 January 2015. This does not preclude changes being made to School models and staff member’s workloads prior to this date.
b) Where a Pro-Vice Chancellor chooses to introduce Division-wide workload principles, their purpose will be to provide discipline context and ensure consistency and transparency of workloads across a Division. The principles may replace or supplement existing School workload models.
c) Consultation, as per clause 12 of this Agreement, shall take place with affected staff in regards to:
i) Any changes to School workload models or individual staff members’ workloads as a result of clause 64.7a); and
ii) The introduction of Division-wide academic workload principles, and any subsequent amendment.
Implementation and Consultation. In order to ensure the effective implementation of this Memorandum a commission on ‘education and research shall be set up and shall meet annually. At this annual meetings the commission shall: - evaluate the progress of cooperation between the Russian Federation and the Flemish Community in the fields of education and scientific research; - identify the problems effecting or impeding cooperation; - fïnd the efficient ways to coordinate bilateral and multilateral initiatives for education and scientific cooperation; - select priority areas for cooperation between the Russian Federation and the Flemish Community. The commission will set up working groups for specific areas of cooperation in the fields of education, science and technology.
Implementation and Consultation. The Parties shall consult annually, unless otherwise agreed, to review the implementation of this Chapter and to consider other matters of trade in services of mutual interest. Among other matters, the Parties shall consult with a view to determining the feasibility of removing any continued citizenship or permanent residence requirements for the licensing or certification of service suppliers of each Party. Such consultations shall also include consideration of the development of procedures that could contribute to increasing the transparency of the measures described in paragraphs 1(c) and 3 of Article 10.8.