Joint Management Committee. 1. The Parties shall establish a Joint Management Committee which shall include representatives from the competent authorities of the Parties. The Committee shall be co-chaired by competent authorities’ representatives of each Party. At the first meeting of the Committee, it will establish its rules of procedure.
2. The objective of the Committee is to facilitate bilateral trade in goods affected by sanitary or phytosanitary measures and to achieve this by giving practical effect to this Chapter, including through the establishment and monitoring of the application of Implementing Arrangements.
3. The Committee shall consider any matters relating to the implementation of this Chapter including:
(a) establishing, monitoring and reviewing work plans;
(b) establishing technical working groups as appropriate;
(c) initiating, developing, reviewing and modifying Implementing Arrangements which further elaborate the provisions of this Chapter;
(d) exchanging sanitary and phytosanitary information on bilateral trade;
(e) coordinating positions on important sanitary and phytosanitary issues in the WTO Committee on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures and in relevant international standards setting bodies;
(f) consulting with a view to resolving sanitary and phytosanitary issues arising in bilateral trade.
4. This Committee shall meet within one year of the entry into force of this Agreement and at least annually thereafter or as mutually determined by the Parties. It may meet in person, teleconference, video conference, or through any other means, as mutually determined by the Parties. The Committee may also address issues through correspondence.
5. The Committee may agree to establish technical working groups consisting of expert-level representatives of the Parties, which shall identify and address technical and scientific issues arising from this Chapter. When additional expertise is needed, the membership of these groups need not be restricted to representatives of the Parties.
6. Notwithstanding paragraph 5, the competent authorities may consult on and resolve issues. Where they consider it appropriate, they may discuss the establishment of a working group and the scope of its work for a possible recommendation to the Committee.
Joint Management Committee. (i) A joint Management Committee shall be responsible for operating the Group Life Insurance Plan. The Board, the E.T.T. and the secondary Teacher bargaining agent shall be represented on this committee. The number of voting representatives of the E.T.T. shall continue to comprise 50% of the number of Board representatives. The number of voting represent- atives of the secondary Teacher bargaining agent shall also continue to comprise 50% of the number of Board representatives. The committee shall be chaired by another person appointed by the Board. Such chairperson shall be non-voting.
(ii) The E.T.T. shall appoint two representatives to the Joint Management Committee for a two- year period and the names of such representatives shall be forwarded to the chairperson of the Joint Management Committee no later than November 1.
(iii) Summaries of discussion of each meeting of the Committee shall be forwarded by the chairperson to each member of the Committee and to the E.T.T.
Joint Management Committee. 9 (a) Composition of the JMC........................................................................9 (b) JMC Meetings..................................................................................9 (c) JMC Responsibilities.........................................................................10 (d) Deadlock.....................................................................................10 2.6 SPL'S DEVELOPMENT OBLIGATIONS................................................................10 (a) SPL Diligence................................................................................10 (b) Opportunity to Cure..........................................................................10 (c) Research and Development Activities..........................................................11 (d) Licensed Product Registrations; Pricing Reimbursement Approvals..............................11 (e) Data.........................................................................................11 (f)
Joint Management Committee. The Parties shall establish a Joint Management Committee (the "JMC") to oversee the development and commercialization program for Licensed Product for the Primary Indication and the Secondary Indication, and to facilitate the exchange of information between the Parties. The JMC will generally serve in an advisory capacity with respect to the development and commercialization activities to be performed by Schering under this Agreement, with Schering retaining final decision making authority with respect to all such matters.
(a) Composition of the JMC. The JMC shall be composed of up to three (3) representatives from each of Schering and Licensor, and a quorum shall consist of at least one (1) JMC representative from each Party. In any matter before the JMC, each Party shall have one (1) vote, with decisions being made by unanimous decision. Schering shall seriously consider the recommendations and decisions of the JMC. A Party's representatives to the JMC shall serve at the discretion of such Party and may be substituted for or replaced at any time by such Party. The JMC shall be chaired by a representative of Schering. The Chairperson shall be responsible for calling meetings, preparing agendas and
Joint Management Committee. 6.1 In order that the Parties may at all times cooperate in the implementation of Petroleum Operations, GNPC and Contractor shall not later than thirty (30) days after the Effective Date establish a Joint Management Committee (JMC). Without prejudice to the rights and obligations of Contractor for day-to-day management of the operations, the JMC shall oversee and supervise the Petroleum Operations and ensure that all approved Work Programmes and Development Plans are complied with and also that accounting for costs and expenses and the maintenance of records and reports concerning the Petroleum Operations are carried out in accordance with this Agreement and the accounting principles and procedures generally accepted in the international petroleum industry.
6.2 The composition of and distribution of functions within the JMC shall be as follows:
i) The JMC shall constitute of four (4) representatives of GNPC and four (4) representatives of Contractor. GNPC and Contractor shall also designate a substitute or alternate for each member. In the case of absence or incapacity of a member of the JMC, his alternate shall automatically assume the rights and obligations of the absent or incapacitated member;
ii) The Chairperson of the JMC shall be designated by GNPC from amongst the members of the JMC;
iii) Contractor shall be responsible in consultation with GNPC for the preparation of agenda and supporting documents for each meeting of the JMC and for keeping records of the meetings and decisions of the JMC (GNPC shall have the right to inspect all records of the JMC at any time);
iv) At any meeting of the JMC six (6) representatives shall form a quorum, provided that at least two (2) of such representatives shall be representatives of GNPC and at least two (2) of such representatives shall be representatives of the Contractor.
6.3 Meetings of the JMC shall be held and decisions taken as follows:
i) All meetings of the JMC shall be held in Accra, Dublin or London or such other place as may be agreed upon by members of the JMC;
ii) The JMC shall meet at least twice yearly and at such times as the members may agree;
iii) A meeting of the JMC may be convened by either GNPC or the Contractor giving not less than twenty (20) days notice to the other or, in a case requiring urgent action, notice of such lesser duration as the members may agree upon;
iv) Decisions of the JMC shall require unanimity provided, however, that decisions and approvals required for budgets and d...
Joint Management Committee. There shall be established in the country where Approved Projects are undertaken, a joint Management Committee composed of one representative from each member country, appointed by the ASEAN Standing Committee, for the execution and supervision of the Approved Projects. The Chairman of the Joint Management Committee shall be the representative of the country where the Approved Projects are located.
Joint Management Committee. 1. The Parties shall establish a Joint Management Committee which shall include representatives from the competent authorities of the Parties. The Committee shall be co-chaired by competent authorities' representatives of each Party. At the first meeting of the Committee, it will establish its rules of procedure. 2. The objective of the Committee is to facilitate bilateral trade in goods affected by sanitary or phytosanitary measures and to achieve this by giving practical effect to this Chapter, including through the establishment and monitoring of the application of Implementing Arrangements. 3. The Committee shall consider any matters relating to the implementation of this Chapter including: (a) establishing, monitoring and reviewing work plans; (b) establishing technical working groups as appropriate; (c) initiating, developing, reviewing and modifying Implementing Arrangements which further elaborate the provisions of this Chapter; (d) exchanging sanitary and phytosanitary information on bilateral trade; (e) coordinating positions on important sanitary and phytosanitary issues in the WTO Committee on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures and in relevant international standards setting bodies; (f)
Joint Management Committee. The roles and responsibilities of the JMC are set forth in the Collaboration Agreement.
Joint Management Committee. A JMC shall be formed pursuant to Article 13 of this Contract for the purpose of overall supervision and control of Petroleum Operations. In addition to the authorities and duties set forth in Article 13.2 of this Contract, following the establishment of FOD, the JMC shall have the following duties and authorities:
8.1 overall supervision and control of the conduct of Petroleum Operations by FOD;
8.2 the establishment of the operating organisation and procedure;
8.3 the structuring of the accounting system and of the financial controls as well as the financial planning insofar as it is necessary to manage FOD;
8.4 the establishment of the procedures for the funding of Petroleum Operations by Contractor;
8.5 the appointment and replacement of the General Manager, the Deputy General Manager and the other senior divisional managers of FOD, and the definition of their respective powers, subject to the approval of the SOC which shall not be unreasonably withheld;
8.6 the establishment and update of the organisation chart of FOD, including the identification of the positions to be filled through secondment from SOC or Contractor, respectively, and those to be filled through direct employment or on a contractual basis. The Contractor should be prepared to fill positions within the FOD as and where required upon the request of the JMC, provided however that the Companies shall have the right to fill up to 15% of the positions with secondees from Contractor;
8.7 establishment of the employment procedures and personnel regulations of FOD; and
8.8 prior approval of the terms of the service or secondment agreements to be entered into by FOD with SOC and Contractor.
Joint Management Committee. 6.1 BioMed and ProTides will establish a joint management committee (the “JMC”) to oversee conduct of the Research Work.
6.2 Each party will:
6.2.1 nominate [***] to participate as members of the JMC;
6.2.2 notify the other party of its initial [***] for the JMC within [***] following the Commencement Date and provide contact details (including a telephone number and email address) for its members;
6.2.3 keep the other party and the then current members of the JMC advised of any changes to its members and/ or the contact details for any of its members. One of [***] members shall be the Principal Investigator.
6.3 [***] will designate one of its members to act as the chairman or chairwoman (as the case may be) of the JMC (“the JMC Chair”).
6.4 The JMC will meet at least [***] during the period that the Research Work is ongoing. Meetings will be organised by the JMC Chair and may take place in person or by telephone or video conferencing, provided that at least [***] the JMC will meet in person. Each party shall bear all costs incurred by its members for attendance at and travel to meetings of the JMC. The JMC Chair will consult with [***] nominated representatives as to the date and location of meetings of the JMC and will take reasonable account of [***] nominated representatives’ other work related commitments when organising such meetings. The quorum for meetings of the JMC will be at least [***] appointed by each party.
6.5 The JMC’s responsibilities will include:
6.5.1 subject to Clause 6.6, discussing and agreeing promptly following the Commencement Date a workplan setting out in reasonable detail the research work to be conducted by ProTides on BioMed’s behalf during the [***] of the Agreement, the timescales for completion thereof, the deliverables to be provided by ProTides to BioMed and the budget for such research work;
6.5.2 subject to Clause 6.6, agreeing and documenting prior to each [***] of the Commencement Date any amendments and extensions to the Research Workplan as necessary to cover the research work to be conducted by ProTides during, and to set the budget for such work for, the forthcoming [***] period;
6.5.3 overseeing ProTides’ performance of the Research Work and monitoring progress and the results thereof; and
6.5.4 subject to Clause 6.6, considering and approving any changes to the Research Workplan (including any amendments to the Staff Costs or the budget for the Research Work) proposed by ProTides pursuant to Clause 7.9.
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