Obligation to Consult. (a) The Government and the Doctors of BC will Consult and collaborate with each other to ensure the provision of high quality medical services to the residents of British Columbia, and the Government will facilitate the participation of Health Authorities in that Consultation.
(b) It is acknowledged and agreed that the partnership envisaged by this Agreement requires ongoing dialogue and Consultation on major issues of significance to the provision of medical care, including policy, whether such care is funded directly or indirectly by the Government.
(c) In particular:
(i) the Doctors of BC shall be Consulted prior to the adoption of policy initiatives by the Government that would affect the provision of medical care by physicians; and
(ii) the parties will Consult on strategies and measures to ensure that total expenditures on physician services do not exceed the annual funding.
Obligation to Consult. If the Buyer receives, obtains evidence or becomes aware of an Aboriginal Claim at any time during the Term, it may direct the Seller, at the Seller’s cost, to:
(a) consult with the First Nation(s) making the Aboriginal Claim, or, if requested by the Buyer, assist the Buyer in the consultation process;
(b) take any measures the Seller deems necessary to address, prevent, mitigate, compensate or otherwise accommodate any Potential Impacts provided the measures are consented to in advance by the Buyer and the First Nation(s) making the Aboriginal Claim; and
(c) provide regular written reports to the Buyer concerning the Seller’s compliance with this section, as may be reasonably requested by the Buyer, provided that the Buyer’s rights under this section 9.2 will only apply to those Aboriginal Claims, or those portions of Aboriginal Claims, that do not relate to consultation and accommodation of Potential Impacts arising from the Former EPA or the design, engineering, construction, interconnection, commissioning, operation and maintenance of the Seller’s Plant prior to the Commencement Date.
Obligation to Consult. If an objection has been raised the involved Parties and Partner Organisations shall discuss how to overcome the justified grounds for the objection on a timely basis (for example by amending the planned publication and/or by protecting information before publication) and the objecting Party or Partner Organisation shall not unreasonably continue its opposition if appropriate measures are taken following the discussion.
Obligation to Consult. Pirelli and the New Partners, the latter jointly between them, pledge to consult each other previously whenever a decision on one of the Key Issues must be discussed or decided upon.
Obligation to Consult. If the Buyer receives, obtains evidence or becomes aware of an Aboriginal Claim at any time during the Term, it may direct the Seller, at the Seller’s cost, to:
(a) consult with the First Nation(s) making the Aboriginal Claim, or, if requested by the Buyer, assist the Buyer in the consultation process;
(b) take any measures the Seller deems necessary to address, prevent, mitigate, compensate or otherwise accommodate any Potential Impacts provided the measures are consented to in advance by the Buyer; and
(c) provide regular written reports to the Buyer concerning the Seller’s compliance with this section, as may be reasonably requested by the Buyer.
Obligation to Consult. The exemption provided by Clause 15.2 shall be granted to the relevant Party for as long as the event of Force Majeure persists; provided that if it shall persist for a continuous period of more than six (6) months the Party not affected by the event of Force Majeure may terminate this agreement on thirty (30) days notice.
Obligation to Consult. If:
(a) Forests NSW has made a definite decision to introduce a major change to production, program, organisation, structure, or technology in relation to its enterprise; and
(b) the change is likely to have a significant effect on employees, Forests NSW must notify the union parties and the relevant Employees of the decision to introduce the major change.
Obligation to Consult. If a party is required to make an announcement in accordance with clause 10.2(a), 10.2(c) or 10.2(d), it must use all reasonable endeavours, to the extent practical and lawful, to consult with the other party prior to making the relevant disclosure.
Obligation to Consult. 6.1. The Shareholder requires to be consulted in respect of certain matters. These are:
6.1.1. Material contracts proposed to be entered into as a buyer or seller, being those which are some or all of:
a) outside the normal course of business or contemplated by the SBP; or
b) with other Governments; or
c) contain Non-Disclosure Agreement terms which can reasonably be expected to override the obligations set out in this MoU; or
d) have the potential to create an uninsured liability, including additional pension liabilities, for the Company or Shareholder; or
e) other than contracts entered into by the Company in the normal course of business that give rise to what would be considered to be normal, every-day commercial risk/liability, a contract that has the potential to create an uninsured liability, including additional pension liabilities, for the Company or Shareholder; or
f) contain any other matters which the Company could reasonably have been expected to identify would be likely to be considered contentious by the Shareholder;
6.1.2. Where the Company is considering, or a third party has started, or is planning, to commence litigation or administrative proceedings which could create an uninsured liability for the Company or against another GoJ department or States owned entity; and
6.1.3. Any planned response to a consultation; publicly-stated position; or Company action, which contravenes Government policy or reasonably could be seen to do so.
6.2. In respect of matters on which the Shareholder is to be informed or consulted, in accordance with Section 5 and 6 of this Schedule, the Company will raise these matters and notify the Shareholder as soon as it is aware that a matter of this nature will or could arise. It will do this regardless of whether or not full details are available and will not delay its timing merely because the information can be included at a later Quarterly Update Meeting or in the SBP or any other report to be presented at a Shareholder meeting.
6.3. The Shareholder will respond within 10 business days, from acknowledged receipt of notification, as to how it wishes to engage on the matter. If the matter requires an urgent decision, then the Company should explain the circumstances and timescales. If a response is not received in this timeframe, then there will be deemed to be no further requirement for the Company to consult with the Shareholder and it may proceed with the relevant matter.
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Obligation to Consult. No Shareholder may deliver a notice appointing or removing a member of the Management Team without reasonable prior consultation with each other Shareholder, save in the case of removal of a member of the Management Team for alleged fraud, negligence or misconduct.
