Inter-Party Working group Sample Clauses

Inter-Party Working group. For the purpose of clause 6.3, an inter-party working group will: (a) have jurisdiction in relation to either: (i) Billing Disputes and disputes concerning billing information; (ii) technical disputes; or (iii) commercial disputes, depending on the nature of the dispute; and (b) comprise two nominated representatives from each Party (a total of 4 persons), such nominees to have a detailed working knowledge of the dispute and a sufficient level of authority to resolve the dispute on behalf of the Party whom they represent. The Parties may agree to appoint one of the nominated representatives as chairman of the working group. The administrative functions of, and the costs associated with, the working group, are to be shared equally between the Parties. A decision of an inter-party working group must be by an unanimous vote.
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Inter-Party Working group. 9.3.1 In the first instance, the Party raising a dispute must inform the other Party in writing and the Access Seeker and Access Provider should attempt to resolve the Access Dispute between themselves in good faith. 9.3.2 An Access Provider and Access Seeker shall establish a working group, or working groups, to fulfill the requirements set out in Condition 9. 3.1. The working group shall be comprised of representatives of the Parties. 9.3.3 The Access Provider shall provide for: (a) subject areas dealt with by each working group; (b) equal representation by the Access Seeker and the Access Provider; (c) chairmanship and administrative functions of the working group which is to be shared equally; and (d) formal notification procedures to the working group. 9.3.4 The Access Provider and the Access Seeker shall use reasonable endeavours to attempt to settle an Access Dispute in the working group level for a period of no longer than forty five (45) days from the first meeting of the working group or such other period as the Parties may agree in writing, subject always to a Party’s right to obtain relief in the court as set out in Condition 9.2.2.
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Inter-Party Working group. (a) In the first instance, the Operator raising a dispute must inform the other Operator in writing and the Access Seeker and TNB-IT should attempt to resolve the Dispute between themselves in good faith. (b) TNB-IT and Access Seeker shall establish a working group, or working groups, to fulfill the requirements set out in Subsection 20.3(a) of this XXX Agreement. The working group shall be comprised of representatives of the Operators, and be headed by a person who holds a position at least equivalent to the head of TNB-IT’s wholesale or interconnection group. (c) TNB-IT shall provide for: (i) subject areas dealt with by each working group; (ii) equal representation by the Access Seeker and the TNB-IT; (iii) chairmanship and administrative functions of the working group which is to be shared equally; and (iv) formal notification procedures to the working group. (d) TNB-IT and the Access Seeker shall use reasonable endeavours to attempt to settle a Dispute in the working group level for a period of no longer than 30 Business Days from the first meeting of the working group or such other period as the Operators may agree in writing, subject always to an Operator’s right to obtain relief in court as set out in Subsection 21.2(b) of this XXX Agreement.
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Inter-Party Working group. 8.3.1 In the first instance, the Party raising a dispute must inform the other Party in writing and the Access Seeker and SACOFA should attempt to resolve the Access Dispute between themselves in good faith. 8.3.2 SACOFA and Access Seeker shall establish a working group, or working groups, to fulfill the requirements set out in Condition 8. 3.1. The working group shall be comprised of representatives of the Parties, and be headed by a person who holds a position at least equivalent to the head of SACOFA’s respective Facilities or Services division. 8.3.3 SACOFA shall provide for: (a) subject areas dealt with by each working group; (b) equal representation by the Access Seeker and SACOFA; (c) chairmanship and administrative functions of the working group which is to be shared equally; and (d) formal notification procedures to the working group.
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