Common use of Joint Commission Clause in Contracts

Joint Commission. 1. A Joint Commission shall be established no later than 90 days after entry into force of this Agreement to assist the Executive Agencies in administering this Agreement. 2. Each Party, through Its Executive Agency, shall appoint one representative and one alternate representative to the Joint Commission. Each Party may provide assistance,Including experts, to its representative as it deems necessary. 3. In exercising Its functions, the Joint Commission may establish working groups or expert groups, seek the advice of non-governmental groups or Individuals, and take such other actions as the Parties may agree. 4. The Joint Commission should endeavour to adopt its rules of procedure no later than 90 days after it Is established. 5. The Joint Commission shall be the competent body to examine any dispute or other matter referred to it by either Executive Agency relating to the interpretation and Implementation of this Agreement, or any unforeseen issues arising under this Agreement. 6. If the Joint Commission is unable within 60 days to resolve all differences concerning the allocation of production pursuant to Article 8, or the reallocation of production pursuant to Article 9,either Party may submit the dispute for Expert Determination. If the Joint Commission Is unable within 60 days to resolve all differences related to the determination of a Transboundary Reservoir pursuant to paragraph 2 of Article 5, and relevant data Is available from a well in the prospective Transboundary Reservoir on each side of the Delimitation Line, either Party may submit the dispute for Expert Determination. 7. If the Joint Commission Is unable within 60 days to resolve all differences concerning any dispute referred to It by the Executive Agencies relating to the interpretation and implementation of this Agreement that is not addressed in paragraph 6 of this Article or referred to It under paragraphs 4 or 5 of Article 6 or paragraph 4 of Article 7,either Party may resort to the dispute settlement provisions In Articles 15 or 17. The Joint Commission will have 30 days in which to consider the final recommendation in any arbitration Instituted pursuant to Article 17. If the Joint Commission is unable to resolve any remaining differences within that time, the dispute will be returned to the Parties. 8. The Parties will refrain from action with regard to any dispute referred to the Joint Commission or to Expert Determination or dispute resolution under this Agreement where it is reasonably foreseeable that such action would prejudice the Implementation of any decision related to the dispute until the dispute resolution procedures are complete.

Joint Commission. 1. A Joint Commission shall be established no later than 90 days after entry into force of this Agreement to assist the Executive Agencies in administering this Agreement. 2. Each Party, through Its its Executive Agency, shall appoint one representative and one alternate representative to the Joint Commission. Each Party may provide assistance,Including , including experts, to its representative as it deems necessary. 3. In exercising Its its functions, the Joint Commission may establish working groups or expert groups, seek the advice of non-governmental groups or Individualsindividuals, and take such other actions as the Parties may agree. 4. The Joint Commission should endeavour to adopt its rules of procedure no later than 90 days after it Is is established. 5. The Joint Commission shall be the competent body to examine any dispute or other matter referred to it by either Executive Agency relating to the interpretation and Implementation implementation of this Agreement, or any unforeseen issues arising under this Agreement. 6. If the Joint Commission is unable within 60 days to resolve all differences concerning the allocation of production pursuant to Article 8, or the reallocation of production pursuant to Article 9,either 9, either Party may submit the dispute for Expert Determination. If the Joint Commission Is is unable within 60 days to resolve all differences related to the determination of a Transboundary Reservoir pursuant to paragraph 2 of Article 5, and relevant data Is is available from a well in the prospective Transboundary Reservoir on each side of the Delimitation Line, either Party may submit the dispute for Expert Determination. 7. If the Joint Commission Is is unable within 60 days to resolve all differences concerning any dispute referred to It it by the Executive Agencies relating to the interpretation and implementation of this Agreement that is not addressed in paragraph 6 of this Article or referred to It it under paragraphs 4 or 5 of Article 6 or paragraph 4 of Article 7,either 7, either Party may resort to the dispute settlement provisions In in Articles 15 or 17. The Joint Commission will have 30 days in which to consider the final recommendation in any arbitration Instituted instituted pursuant to Article 17. If the Joint Commission is unable to resolve any remaining differences within that time, the dispute will be returned to the Parties. 8. The Parties will refrain from action with regard to any dispute referred to the Joint Commission or to Expert Determination or dispute resolution under this Agreement where it is reasonably foreseeable that such action would prejudice the Implementation implementation of any decision related to the dispute until the dispute resolution procedures are complete.