Negotiation Between Health Service Authority and the Contract Authority Sample Clauses

Negotiation Between Health Service Authority and the Contract Authority. (a) If a Dispute or part of a Dispute is unresolved in accordance with clause 60.2(c), or if an expedition notice has been given under clause 60.2(d), the Party who gave the Initial Notice must give to the other Party a Dispute Notice in accordance with clause 60.3(b). (b) The Dispute Notice must: (i) be in writing; (ii) state that it is given pursuant to this clause 60.3; (iii) include or be accompanied by reasonable particulars of the Dispute (A) a brief description of the circumstances in which the Dispute arose; (B) references to any: (I) provisions of the Contract; (II) direction, instruction or document; or (III) acts or omissions of any person, relevant to the Dispute; (C) the amount in dispute (whether a monetary amount, or expressed by reference to some other commodity) and, if not known, the best estimate available; and (D) if part of the Dispute has been resolved, a copy of the agreement pursuant to clause 60.2(b); and (iv) be given no later than ten (10) Business Days after the Dispute or part of the Dispute is deemed to be unresolved in accordance with clause 60.2(c) or the date on which an expedition notice has been given under clause 60.2(d). (c) Within twenty (20) Business Days of the giving of a Dispute Notice, the Health Services Authority and the Contract Authority must meet at places and times agreed by them to attempt to resolve the Dispute. (d) The Parties must ensure that their representatives at all meetings make genuine efforts to resolve the Dispute. (e) If the Dispute or part of the Dispute is resolved within twenty (20) Business Days of the giving of the Dispute Notice, the Health Services Authority and the Contract Authority must immediately detail the agreement in writing. The agreement must clearly state the Dispute and the basis upon which it has been resolved. If only part of the Dispute is resolved, the agreement must state which part of the Dispute has been resolved and the basis upon which that part has been (f) If a written agreement is not produced pursuant to clause 60.3(e) in relation to all or part of the Dispute within twenty (20) Business Days after the giving of the Dispute Notice, the Dispute or that part of the Dispute in respect of which there is no written agreement is deemed to be unresolved.
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