Liaison Committee Meetings Sample Clauses

Liaison Committee Meetings. Liaison Committee Meetings shall be held at mutually convenient times and locations for discussions of matters of mutual interest, and shall be attended by senior representatives appointed by each Party. The Parties shall endeavour to hold such meetings at four (4) month intervals.
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Liaison Committee Meetings. The Authority and PPP Co. will use their reasonable endeavours to ensure that:
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Liaison Committee Meetings. The Authority and PPP Co. will use their reasonable endeavours to ensure that: persons suitably qualified to consider the matters on any agenda circulated pursuant to Clause 22.3(c) (Liaison Committee Meetings) attend the relevant Liaison Committee meetings; meetings of the Liaison Committee are called at least every three (3) months and additional meetings of the Liaison Committee are called at the request of either Party; an agenda of any proposed Liaison Committee meeting is prepared by PPP Co. in consultation with the Authority and circulated in sufficient time before any meeting to enable all Liaison Committee members to attend the meeting well-prepared; minutes are taken of Liaison Committee meetings by PPP Co. and a report (based on the minutes) is prepared (“Liaison Committee Report”), setting out in detail all matters discussed by the Liaison Committee at any Liaison Committee meeting and, in particular, indicating any matters which have been discussed and agreed and/or disputed. Should any matter be disputed, the Liaison Committee Report should indicate what steps the Liaison Committee propose to take to settle the relevant matter, including whether the recommendation of the Liaison Committee is that the matter should be referred to the Dispute Resolution Procedure; and Liaison Committee Reports are circulated within five (5) Business Days of any Liaison Committee meeting to the Liaison Committee members and to such additional persons as may be proposed by the Authority and PPP Co. 23REPRESENTATIVES PPP Co.’s Representative PPP Co. will appoint a contract manager as PPP Co.’s Representative for the purposes of carrying out the Works and Services under this Project Agreement the identity of whom will be subject to the prior approval of the Authority, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed. PPP Co. will ensure that PPP Co.’s Representative, or a competent deputy duly authorised to act on PPP Co.’s behalf is available for consultation with the Authority twenty-four (24) hours a day during the Term. Authority of PPP Co.’s Representative PPP Co.’s Representative will have full authority to act on behalf of PPP Co. for all purposes of this Project Agreement. The Authority and the Authority’s Representative will be entitled to treat any act of PPP Co.’s Representative in connection with this Project Agreement as being expressly authorised by PPP Co. (save where PPP Co. has notified the Authority in writing that such authority has been ...
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Liaison Committee Meetings. The Liaison Committee shall meet at least -------------------------- once every three (3) months prior to the commercial launch of the Finished Product in the Territory, and at such times as the Parties may agree after the commercial launch of the Finished Product in the Territory. Half of the meetings shall take place in person; the other half may take place either in person or via tele- or video-conference. Meetings that take place in person shall alternate between locations in the U.S. and in Japan as the Parties agree. Each Party shall bear its own personnel and travel costs and expenses relating to Liaison Committee meetings. Each Party's lead representative shall co-chair meetings of the Liaison Committee and shall be responsible for preparing the meeting agendas and minutes in turn. Such minutes shall be distributed in draft form not later than thirty (30) days following each meeting and shall be deemed accepted and effective unless an authorized representative of Chugai has objected to the same within thirty (30) days of Chugai's receipt of such minutes; final minutes shall be promptly distributed to the Parties. The first meeting of the Liaison Committee shall be within thirty (30) days of the Effective Date at a site selected by CTIT to review and approve the Development Plan for the Territory.
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Liaison Committee Meetings a) Liaison Committee Meetings shall be held quarterly for discussions of matters of mutual interest, except that meetings may be held more or less frequently by mutual agreement of the Parties.
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