Joint Review. JADRC may, at the request of either party, review issues arising from the application of this Article.
Joint Review. Process (JRP)
15.8.1 The Joint Review Process (JRP) is an integral part of the dispute resolution mechanism. The parties agree to meet at least every two (2) months: • to review all cases referred to arbitration in order to determine whether they can be resolved, expedited or consolidated • to review Arbitration Awards as deemed necessary to determine application, and • for any other mutually acceptable reason for dispute resolution purposes under this collective agreement.
Joint Review. 1. The Parties shall conduct periodic joint reviews of the policies and procedures that implement this Agreement and of their effectiveness. Particular attention in the joint reviews shall be paid to the effective implementation of the protections under Article 14 on accountability, Article 16 on access, Article 17 on rectification, Article 18 on administrative redress, and Article 19 on judicial redress.
2. The first joint review shall be conducted no later than three years from the date of entry into force of this Agreement and thereafter on a regular basis. The Parties shall jointly determine in advance the modalities and terms thereof and shall communicate to each other the composition of their respective delegations, which shall include representatives of the public oversight authorities referred to in Article 21 on effective oversight, and of law enforcement and justice authorities. The findings of the joint review will be made public.
3. Where the Parties or the United States and a Member State have concluded another agreement, the subject matter of which is also within the scope of this Agreement, which provides for joint reviews, such joint reviews shall not be duplicated and, to the extent relevant, their findings shall be made part of the findings of the joint review of this Agreement.
Joint Review. The parties to this Agreement recognize the responsible manner in which sick leave provisions have been historically utilized by employees and the parties agree to cooperate in attempting to ensure the preservation of the benefits described in Clause 17.1. To this end, the Joint Union-Management Committee shall monitor the use of these benefit provisions and make recommendations it deems appropriate on such matters as benefit carriers, wellness initiatives, and the like, to the bargaining Principals.
Joint Review. 5.1 Some or all of the arrangements or procedures contained in this Memorandum of Understanding may be terminated by either party. However, both parties will use their best endeavours to give reasonable notice to the other of such termination.
5.2 The principles of this document will be reviewed and reconfirmed annually at the first meeting each year of the CACFOA South East Region Water Liaison Group. The appendices will be reviewed and updated in line with current practices as agreed. SIGNED FOR FIRE AUTHORITY ………………………………………………. SIGNED FOR WATER COMPANY ………………………………………………. Name: ………………………………………. Name: ………………………………………. Title: ………………………………………... Title: ……………………………………… Date: ………………………………………... Date: ………………………………………... Notification of Proposed New Mains Appendix 1 Installation of New Fire Hydrants Appendix 2 Fire Hydrant Inspections and Tests Appendix 3 Fire Hydrant Maintenance and Repairs Appendix 4 Flow Requirements for Fire Fighting Appendix 5 Use of Fire Hydrants and Washouts Appendix 6 Works Affecting Fire Hydrants Appendix 7 Abandonment of Fire Hydrants Appendix 8 Workmanship and Materials Appendix 9 Charges Appendix 10 Local Liaison and Contacts Appendix 11 Information and Data Exchange Appendix 12 Environmental Issues Appendix 13 Dispute Procedure Appendix 14 Interpretations, Definitions and Supporting Documents Appendix 15 Document Control Appendix 16
Joint Review. Each of LVH, RIH and Resorts shall designate a person with authority to review and approve on behalf of such party all promotional materials using the Marks (as hereinafter defined) of such party. There shall be overall joint cooperation and review of all proposed promotional and marketing initiatives. Periodic conferences shall be held among RIH, LVH and Resorts personnel to review the progress of the advertising and marketing initiatives implemented pursuant to this Agreement and to discuss and review in advance any new advertising and marketing strategies. The parties shall make a good faith effort to agree on any necessary changes to the advertising and marketing strategies developed under this Agreement, but final approval of any program or use of the Marks of a party shall be in such party’s sole discretion.
Joint Review. District and County may jointly review County property tax records from time to time or as requested by District or County to verify accurate distribution under this Agreement.
Joint Review. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary herein, any failure by POSCO Power to purchase the Fuel Cell Stack Modules, as set forth in Section 2.7 shall not constitute a material breach of this Agreement. The parties shall undertake a joint performance review at the end of years 3 and 5 from the Effective Date to determine the desirability of continuation of this Agreement, in the event the cumulative order requirements set forth in Section 2.7 were not met.
Joint Review. Semi-annually, or more frequently as the Parties may agree, representatives of the Union will meet with the City Engineer, the General Manager, Parks and Recreation, and the General Manager, Human Resources to review this Letter of Agreement, its effectiveness in assisting the Parties to address their stated shared objective, and any additional measures that may warrant consideration.
Joint Review. 1. At the request of one of the Parties and at any event after a period of six (6) months from the entry into force of this Agreement, the Parties shall jointly review the safeguards, controls and reciprocity provisions set out in this Agreement. The review shall be conducted thereafter on a regular basis, with additional reviews scheduled as necessary.
2. The review shall have particular regard to (a) the number of financial payment messages accessed, (b) the number of occasions on which leads have been shared with Member States, third countries, and Europol and Eurojust, (c) the implementation and effectiveness of the Agreement, including the suitability of the mechanism for the transfer of information, (d) cases in which the information has been used for the prevention, investigation, detection, or prosecution of terrorism or its financing, and (e) compliance with data protection obligations specified in this Agreement. The review shall include a representative and random sample of searches in order to verify compliance with the safeguards and controls set out in this Agreement, as well as a proportionality assessment of the Provided Data, based on the value of such data for the investigation, prevention, detection, or prosecution of terrorism or its financing. Following the review, the European Commission will present a report to the European Parliament and the Council on the functioning of the Agreement, including the areas mentioned above.
3. For purposes of the review, the European Union shall be represented by the European Commission, and the United States shall be represented by the U.S. Treasury Department. Each Party may include in its delegation for the review experts in security and data protection, as well as a person with judicial experience. The European Union review delegation shall include representatives of two data protection authorities, at least one of which shall be from a Member State where a Designated Provider is based.
4. For purposes of the review, the U.S. Treasury Department shall ensure access to relevant documentation, systems, and personnel. The Parties shall jointly determine the modalities of the review.
