Joint Planning Sessions Sample Clauses

Joint Planning Sessions. The Managers shall meet no less than twice annually with Facebook, the Director of the Oversight Board, select members of the staff of the Company or any subsidiary of the Company as determined by the Director of the Oversight Board, and the co-chairs of the Oversight Board to address general planning matters with respect to the operations of the Company. Such planning sessions shall be used for planning purposes only, and no formal business of the Company shall be conducted during any such joint planning session. Topics to be addressed with respect to the operations of the Company include, but are not limited to, organizational updates, including staffing projections; budget updates and spending projections; annual goals for the Company, including milestones and dependencies; significant updates since the last planning session; and areas for joint resolution with Facebook. Topics to be addressed by Facebook include, but are not limited to, product or platform updates that may impact the scope of the Oversight Board’s work; confirmation of development plans for the case management tool used for content review services and the Oversight Board website; relevant policy development plans that may impact the scope of the Oversight Board’s work; future focus areas (i.e. enforcement, product, policies) for continued education for the Board Members and staff of the Company; and any other issues for resolution. Notwithstanding the foregoing, in no event shall a joint planning session be used as a forum to discuss specific content moderation services under any service agreement entered into between the Company and Facebook pursuant to Section 5.3(a)(iii) hereof, or the details of any case(s) previous, currently or potentially pending review by the Oversight Board, including any decisions rendered by the Oversight Board with respect thereto. Facebook shall participate in such joint planning session solely to provide information (which in no way shall be binding upon the Company) and shall not act in a manner that jeopardizes or impacts the independence of the Company or the Oversight Board. Any issues to be addressed with respect to the provision of such services by the Company to Facebook shall be addressed in the manner set forth in such service agreement. The Corporate Manager shall call, and preside over, the joint planning sessions. Notice of the date, place, and time of any joint planning session shall be delivered to each Manager, the Director of the Oversight...
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