Local Government Reorganisation Sample Clauses

Local Government Reorganisation. The new employing body for some members of The Mersey Forest Team will be Cheshire West and Chester. For the last 18 years Cheshire County Council have provided an excellent service to the Partnership and the Forest Team will need to build up the same level of relationships and joint work with the new authority. A recent report looking at potential alternative employing mechanisms for the Forest Team stated that whilst there are many alternative mechanisms, the advantages offered by a local authority employing body were significant and were not outweighed by the alternative options such as a development company or trust. Whilst not a reorganisation, the development of the Liverpool City Region will mean that The Mersey Forest Partnership needs to try to embed green infrastructure and the Forest Plan into the new arrangements to ensure support for the work of the Forest within the new City Region structures. In 2009/10 a key issue for the Partnership will be the negotiation and agreement on a new Partnership Agreement.
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Local Government Reorganisation. 28.1. The parties acknowledge that during the Term of this Framework Agreement the local government structure may be subject to change. These administrative changes may give rise to the need to terminate this Framework Agreement and/or seek its potential variation with any successor or assign of the End User Establishment.
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Local Government Reorganisation. The parties agree that in the event of a local government reorganisation in the Wellington region, the Council may elect to transfer, assign or novate its rights and obligations under this Agreement to the relevant public entity. In the event that the Council exercises its right under this clause to transfer, assign or novate this Agreement, Xxxxxx agrees to sign all documents and do all things necessary to give effect to such transfer, assignment or novation.
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Local Government Reorganisation. 32.3.1 The Parties acknowledge that during the Term of this Framework Agreement the local government structure in ESPO’s and the Customer’s administrative areas may be subject to change. These administrative changes may give rise to the need for ESPO to terminate this Framework Agreement and for the Customer to terminate any Contracts which it has placed with the Supplier and/ or seek its potential variation with any successor or assignee of ESPO and the Customer. ESPO and the Customer shall not be liable for any loss of any kind including, but not limited to, lost opportunity that may arise as a consequence of local government reorganisation.
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Local Government Reorganisation. 34.1. The parties acknowledge that during the term of this End User Agreement the local government structure may be subject to change. These administrative changes may give rise to the need to terminate this End User Agreement and/or seek its potential variation with any successor or assign of the End User Establishment. The End User Establishment shall not be liable for any loss of any kind including, but not limited to, lost opportunity that may arise as a consequence of local government reorganisation. 35 EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES
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