Common use of Implementing provisions Clause in Contracts

Implementing provisions. Section 1. The Parties shall create a mechanism to ensure that the Agreement on Environmental Protection, Rehabilitation and Compensation (EPRC) is respected and effectively implemented. Section 2. The Parties shall agree on an implementation schedule and work plan that specifies the dates and time frame for undertak- ing their joint and separate commitments under the Agreement on EPRC and which shall be attached to the said Agreement by way of Annex F. Section 3. The Parties shall establish the Joint Monitoring Committee on Environmental Protection, Rehabilitation and Com- pensation (JMC-EPRC) to coordinate the separate implementation Section 4. The JMC-EPRC shall be composed of four (4) mem- bers to be chosen by the GRP Panel and four (4) members to be chosen by the NDFP Panel. The JMC-EPRC shall have co-chair- persons who shall serve as chief representatives of the Parties and shall act as moderators of meetings. Section 5. The JMC-EPRC shall have the following functions: a) Monitor implementation by the Parties of their joint and sep- arate commitments and obligations under the Agreement on EPRC; b) Verify the data and technical or operational information cited in the reports of the Parties; c) Receive and investigate complaints for breach of any provi- sions in the agreement on EPRC or submissions in relation to non-compliance issues; d) Give advice, recommendations or information to resolve compliance difficulties; e) Supervise the Scientific and Technical Working Group and the Environmental Rehabilitation Working Group created under this agreement; and f) Review general cases of compliance. Section 6. The Parties shall form an advisory council com- posed of members of relevant mass organizations, industrialists, environmentalists, non-governmental organizations, academe, independent experts, and the mass media to assist and give advice to the JMC-EPRC in monitoring and reviewing implementation of the EPRC provisions and drawing policy-relevant conclusions from the findings of the verification and exchange of experiences. Section 7. The Parties shall also form a Scientific and Techni- cal Working Group (STWG) from the academe and independent experts nominated by the Parties to carry out a national inventory of the country’s natural resources ranging from the micro- to the Section 8. The STWG shall suggest directions for and coor- dinate ongoing research on developing substitute materials for non-renewable resources relevant to the needs of the current tar- gets of industrialization. Section 9. The Parties shall also create an Environmental Rehabilitation Working Group (ERWG) to ensure the full imple- mentation of the rehabilitation measures in this agreement. The ERWG shall be supervised by the GRP-NDFP Social and Eco- nomic Oversight and Advisory Council (SEOAC) formed under Part V (Implementing Provisions) of this Agreement. Section 10. The JMC-EPRC shall provide the GRP-NDFP SEOAC with regular briefings and updates on the status of the implementation of the EPRC provisions in accordance with the implementation schedule and work plan adopted by the Parties. Section 11. Any matter or issue involving non-compliance with the EPRC provisions or involving the work of the JMC-EPRC shall be elevated to the SEOAC. Section 12. Within sixty (60) days from the signing of the Agree- ment on EPRC, the necessary rules and regulations for proper implementation of its provisions shall be formulated by the JMC- EPRC, jointly with the members of the SEOAC. The negotiating panels of the GRP and NDFP shall approve the said implementing Section 13. The JMC-EPRC shall create a joint secretariat to provide staff support. Each Party shall nominate an equal number of members in the joint secretariat who shall serve at the pleasure of the nominating party. Section 14. The members of the JMC-EPRC and other bodies created in this agreement shall be entitled to the safety and immu- nity guarantees stipulated by the Joint Agreement on Safety and Immunity Guarantees (JASIG). Section 15. The JMC-EPRC shall be organized upon the effec- tivity of the EPRC provisions of the CASER. It shall continue to exist until dissolved by either Party upon sending to the other Party a written notice of dissolution or until it shall have been replaced with a more permanent agency under a new political authority as shall be defined in the Comprehensive Agreement on Political and Constitutional Reforms (CAPCR) and the Comprehensive Agree- ment on End of Hostilities and Disposition of Forces (CAEHDF). Section 16. The Parties agree to provide for the budget and resources in implementing the agreement on EPRC. Section 17. The Parties may from time to time review the provi- sions of this Agreement on EPRC to determine the need to adopt a supplemental agreement or to modify the provisions hereof as circumstances require. Section 18. Any dispute involving interpretation, application, and non-compliance with the provisions of the EPRC and matters involving the work of the JMC-EPRC shall be resolved pursuant to Part V and VII of this Agreement. Section 19. While the other substantive parts of the CASER are being negotiated, this Agreement on EPRC shall be signed by the Negotiating Panels and shall forthwith take effect upon approval by their respective principals.

Implementing provisions. Section 1. The Parties shall create a mechanism to ensure that the Agreement on Environmental Protection, Rehabilitation National Industrialization and Compensation Economic Devel- opment (EPRCXXXX) is respected and effectively implemented. Section 2. The Parties shall agree on an implementation schedule and work plan that specifies the dates and time frame for undertak- ing their joint and separate commitments under the Agreement on EPRC XXXX and which shall be attached to the said Agreement by way of Annex F.E. Section 3. The Parties shall establish the Joint Monitoring Committee on Environmental Protection, Rehabilitation National Industrialization and Com- pensation Economic Develop- ment (JMC-EPRCXXXX) to coordinate the separate implementationimplementation and supervise the common work of national industrialization and eco- nomic development in compliance with this Agreement on XXXX. Section 4. The JMC-EPRC XXXX shall be composed of four (4) mem- bers to be chosen by the GRP Panel and four (4) members to be chosen by the NDFP Panel. The JMC-EPRC XXXX shall have co-chair- persons who shall serve as chief representatives of the Parties and shall act as moderators of meetings. Section 5. The JMC-EPRC XXXX shall have the following functions: a) a. Monitor implementation by the Parties of their joint and sep- arate commitments and obligations under the Agreement on EPRCXXXX; b) b. Verify the data and technical or operational information cited in the reports of the Parties; c) c. Receive and investigate complaints for breach of any provi- sions in the agreement on EPRC XXXX or submissions in relation to non-compliance issues; d) d. Give advice, recommendations or information to resolve compliance difficulties; e) Supervise the Scientific and Technical Working Group and the Environmental Rehabilitation Working Group created under this agreement; and f) e. Review general cases of compliance. Section 6. The Parties shall form an advisory council com- posed composed of members of relevant mass organizations, industrialists, environmentalists, non-governmental organizations, academe, independent experts, and the mass media to assist and give advice to the JMC-EPRC XXXX in monitoring and reviewing implementation of the EPRC XXXX provisions and drawing policy-relevant conclusions from the findings of the verification and exchange of experiences. Section 7. The Parties JMC-XXXX shall also form a Scientific and Techni- cal Working Group (STWG) from the academe and independent experts nominated by the Parties to carry out a national inventory of the country’s natural resources ranging from the micro- to the Section 8. The STWG shall suggest directions for and coor- dinate ongoing research on developing substitute materials for non-renewable resources relevant to the needs of the current tar- gets of industrialization. Section 9. The Parties shall also create an Environmental Rehabilitation Working Group (ERWG) to ensure the full imple- mentation of the rehabilitation measures in this agreement. The ERWG shall be supervised by provide the GRP-NDFP Social and Eco- nomic Economic Oversight and Advisory Council (SEOAC) formed ), estab- lished under Part V (Implementing Provisions) of this Agreement. Section 10. The JMC-EPRC shall provide the GRP-NDFP SEOAC CASER, with regular briefings and updates on the status of the implementation of the EPRC XXXX provisions in accordance with the implementation schedule and work plan adopted by the Parties. Section 118. Any matter or issue involving non-compliance with the EPRC XXXX provisions or involving the work of the JMC-EPRC XXXX shall be elevated to the SEOAC. Section 129. Within sixty (60) days from the signing of the Agree- ment on EPRCXXXX, the necessary rules and regulations for proper implementation of its provisions shall be formulated by the JMC- EPRCXXXX, jointly with the members of the SEOACSEOAC created under Part V of the CASER. The negotiating panels of the GRP and NDFP shall approve the said implementingimplementing rules and regulations not later than thirty (30) days upon submission for approval by the JMC-XXXX. Section 1310. The JMC-EPRC XXXX shall create a joint secretariat to provide staff support. Each Party shall nominate an equal number of members in the joint secretariat who shall serve at the pleasure of the nominating party. Section 1411. The members of the JMC-EPRC and other bodies created in this agreement XXXX shall be entitled to the safety and immu- nity immunity guarantees stipulated by the Joint Agreement Agree- ment on Safety and Immunity Guarantees (JASIG). Section 1512. The JMC-EPRC XXXX shall be organized upon the effec- tivity of the EPRC XXXX provisions of the CASER. It shall continue to exist until dissolved by either Party upon sending to the other Party a written notice of dissolution or until it shall have been replaced with a more permanent agency under a new political authority as shall be defined in the Comprehensive Agreement on Political and Constitutional Reforms (CAPCR) and the Comprehensive Agree- ment on End of Hostilities and Disposition of Forces (CAEHDF). Section 1613. The Parties agree to that the State shall provide for the budget and resources in implementing the agreement Agreement on EPRCXXXX. Section 1714. The Parties may from time to time review the provi- sions of this Agreement on EPRC XXXX to determine the need to adopt a supplemental agreement or to modify the provisions hereof as circumstances require. Section 1815. Any dispute involving interpretation, application, and non-compliance with the provisions of the EPRC XXXX and matters involving the work of the JMC-EPRC XXXX shall be resolved pursuant to Part V and VII of this Agreementthe CASER. Section 1916. While the other substantive parts of the CASER are being negotiated, this Agreement on EPRC XXXX shall be signed by the Negotiating Panels and shall forthwith take effect upon approval by their respective principals.

Implementing provisions. Section 1. The Parties shall create a mechanism to ensure that the Agreement on Environmental Protection, Rehabilitation Agrarian Reform and Compensation Rural Development (EPRCARRD) is respected and effectively implemented. Section 2. The Parties shall agree on an implementation the schedule of imple- mentation and work plan that specifies specifying the dates and time frame for undertak- ing undertaking their joint and separate commitments under the Agreement Agree- ment on EPRC and which shall be ARRD. A sample schedule of implementation is attached to the said Agreement by way of as Annex F.B. Section 3. The Parties shall establish the Joint Monitoring Committee Com- mittee on Environmental Protection, Rehabilitation Agrarian Reform and Com- pensation Rural Development (JMC-EPRCARRD) to coordinate the separate implementationimplementation and supervise the com- mon work of agrarian reform and rural development in compliance with this Agreement on ARRD. Section 4. The JMC-EPRC ARRD shall be composed of four (4) mem- bers members to be chosen by the GRP Panel and four (4) members to be chosen by the NDFP Panel. The JMC-EPRC ARRD shall have co-chair- persons co- chairpersons who shall serve as chief representatives of the Parties and shall act as moderators of meetings. Section 5. The JMC-EPRC ARRD shall have the following functions: a) Monitor implementation the measures undertaken by the Parties of to imple- ment their joint and sep- arate separate commitments and obligations under this Agreement on ARRD pursuant to the agreed implementation schedule and work plan. The Parties shall establish a reporting system that provides the JMC-ARRD with information on the laws or legislations enacted, policies or regulations adopted, operational data and such other measures and initiatives including allocating resources for the pur- pose of meeting their obligations under the Agreement on EPRC;ARRD, and its amendments, if any. b) Verify the data and technical or operational information cited in the reports through, among others, the conduct of on-site mis- sions to help ascertain whether a Party is in compliance and, in the Parties;event of non-compliance, to help ascertain the degree, type and frequency of non-compliance. Mass organizations and peasant associations shall participate in the verification process and their evaluation and assessment on the impact and extent to which implementation has led to a measurable improvement in the agrarian situation shall be given substantial consideration. Technical verification may involve independent sources for cor- roborating national data and information. c) Receive and investigate complaints complaint for breach of any provi- sions in provision of the agreement Agreement on EPRC ARRD or submissions in relation to non-compliance compli- ance issues;. d) Investigate complaints for breach of any provision of the ARRD and non-compliance issue or compliance difficulties. e) Give advice, recommendations or information information, after consul- tation with the party, to resolve assist in resolving compliance difficulties; e) Supervise the Scientific and Technical Working Group and the Environmental Rehabilitation Working Group created under this agreement; and. f) Review general cases of compliance. Section 6. The Parties shall form an advisory council com- posed composed of members of relevant mass organizations, industrialists, environmentalists, non-governmental organizations, the academe, representatives of peasant organi- zations and independent experts, and the mass media experts to assist and give advice to the JMC-EPRC in monitoring and reviewing implementation of the EPRC provisions and drawing policy-relevant conclusions from the findings of the verification and exchange of experiences.the Section 7. The Parties JMC-ARRD shall also form a Scientific and Techni- cal Working Group (STWG) from the academe and independent experts nominated by the Parties to carry out a national inventory of the country’s natural resources ranging from the micro- to the Section 8. The STWG shall suggest directions for and coor- dinate ongoing research on developing substitute materials for non-renewable resources relevant to the needs of the current tar- gets of industrialization. Section 9. The Parties shall also create an Environmental Rehabilitation Working Group (ERWG) to ensure the full imple- mentation of the rehabilitation measures in this agreement. The ERWG shall be supervised by provide the GRP-NDFP Social and Eco- nomic Economic Oversight and Advisory Council (SEOAC) formed estab- lished under Part V (Implementing Provisions) of this Agreement. Section 10. The JMC-EPRC shall provide the GRP-NDFP SEOAC CASER, with regular briefings and updates on the status of the implementation of the EPRC ARRD provisions in accordance with the implementation schedule and work plan adopted by the Parties. Section 118. Any matter or issue involving non-compliance with the EPRC ARRD provisions or involving the work of the JMC-EPRC ARRD shall be elevated to the SEOAC. Section 129. Within sixty (60) days from the signing of the Agree- ment on EPRCthe ARRD, the necessary rules and regulations for the proper implementation of its provisions shall be formulated by the JMC- EPRCJMC-ARRD, jointly with the members of the SEOAC. The negotiating panels of the GRP and NDFP shall approve the said implementingimplementing rules and regulations within a period not later than thirty (30) days upon submission for approval by the JMC-ARRD. Section 1310. The JMC-EPRC ARRD shall create a joint secretariat to that shall provide staff support. Each Party shall nominate an equal number of members in the joint secretariat who shall serve at the pleasure of the nominating party. Section 1411. The members of the JMC-EPRC and other bodies created in this agreement ARRD shall be entitled to the safety and immu- nity immunity guarantees stipulated by the Joint Agreement Agree- ment on Safety and Immunity Guarantees (JASIG)Guarantees. Section 1512. The JMC-EPRC ARRD shall be organized constituted within 15 days upon the effec- tivity effectivity of the EPRC ARRD provisions of the CASER. It CASER and shall continue to exist until dissolved either party decides to dissolve it by either Party upon sending to the other Party a written notice of dissolution or until it shall have been replaced with a more permanent agency under a new political authority as shall be defined in the Comprehensive Agreement on Political and Constitutional Reforms (CAPCR) and the Comprehensive Agree- ment Agreement on End of Hostilities and Disposition Disposi- tion of Forces (CAEHDF). Section 16. The Parties agree to provide for the budget and resources in implementing the agreement on EPRC. Section 1713. The Parties may from time to time review the provi- sions of this Agreement on EPRC ARRD to determine the need to adopt a supplemental agreement or to modify the provisions hereof as circumstances require. Section 1814. Any dispute involving interpretation, application, and or non-compliance with the provisions of the EPRC ARRD and matters involving the work of the JMC-EPRC ARRD shall be resolved pursuant to Part V and VII of this Agreementthe CASER. Section 1915. While the other substantive parts of the CASER are being negotiated, this Agreement on EPRC ARRD shall be signed by the Negotiating Panels and shall forthwith take effect upon approval by their respective principals.