Joint Working Groups Clause Samples
The Joint Working Groups clause establishes collaborative teams composed of representatives from both parties to oversee specific aspects of a project or agreement. These groups typically meet regularly to coordinate activities, resolve issues, and make recommendations on matters such as project milestones, technical requirements, or compliance. By formalizing joint decision-making and communication, this clause ensures effective cooperation and helps prevent misunderstandings or delays in complex, multi-party arrangements.
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Joint Working Groups. Joint working groups may be established by the Permit Funders Committee on an ad hoc basis when the need arises to advance certain specific tasks related to the Permitting Project and the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Transmission Project, including, but not limited to, consult upon technical specifications and other matters related to the Permitting Project.
Joint Working Groups. (a) The Parties will either directly or through the JDC or JCC establish one or more operational teams, which may be formal or informal, including with respect to transition, supply chain, pharmacovigilance, regulatory and other matters. Such teams shall be made up of an adequate number of persons from each Party with the necessary skills to coordinate and execute the day-to-day activities required for the implementation of the decisions from each Committee (the “Project Teams”).
(b) The Project Teams shall periodically, or at the request of the Committees, submit to the applicable Committees progress reports in relation to its activities under the Development and Commercialization Plans.
Joint Working Groups. 1 to 3 specific projects (to be defined).
Joint Working Groups. From time to time, the Parties may establish one or more working groups to oversee and coordinate particular activities as they deem necessary or advisable (each, a “Working Group”). The members of the Working Groups shall consist of an appropriate number of representatives of each Party with the required expertise. Such members shall make the information available which is required to accomplish the objectives of the respective Working Groups. Without limitation, a Working Group regarding intellectual property matters related to the maintenance and prosecution of the Nycomed Licensed Patents and the Partner Patents (the “IP Prosecution Working Group”), related to the Disputed Patents, infringement and ANDA issues and Third Party licenses (the “IP Litigation Working Group”) and a Working Group regarding manufacturing and supply chain issues (the “Supply Chain Working Group”) shall be established. The IP Prosecution Working Group and the IP Litigation Working Group shall be formed of members of Nycomed’s and Partner’s legal and/or intellectual property departments. Each Working Group shall only act in an advisory function in preparation of decisions to be taken by the Parties. Each Working Group shall meet at a place and at dates as agreed by its members.
Joint Working Groups. 1. The Company and Association representatives will meet quarterly or more frequently, if necessary, on the following subjects: facilities, catering, hotel, uniforms, security, safety, jumpseats, facilities and aircraft environmental conditions. The parties may mutually agree to create additional joint working groups.
2. The Company and Association will designate representatives with authority to meet and resolve issues for each group. The intent of the parties is that the joint working groups will establish and maintain a positive, collaborative working relationship with a goal of fact sharing and mutual problem solving.
3. Joint working groups will review and discuss results of surveys conducted by the Association concerning the subject matter of the working groups.
4. If a joint working group cannot agree to resolution of an issue identified by the working group, the issue will be elevated to the Chief Pilot and President of Association or their designees for resolution. If mutual agreement cannot be reached on the issue, the Association may grieve any issue which it believes is in violation of the contract.