Observed Offloading Sample Clauses
The Observed Offloading clause defines the process by which one party monitors or verifies the transfer of goods, data, or responsibilities from another party. In practice, this clause typically requires the receiving party to confirm receipt and condition of the items being offloaded, often through documentation or inspection at the time of transfer. Its core function is to ensure transparency and accountability in the handover process, reducing disputes about whether and how the offloading occurred.
Observed Offloading. Each Member agrees that, in order to enhance the monitoring and enforcement of the provisions in this Agreement, the Manager may timely request that an observer be present during offloading operations. If such a request is made, each Member agrees not to permit its Participating Vessels to offload fish until the Manager or his designee is present.
Observed Offloading. All Members and Participating Vessels shall cooperate fully with all requirements of the Exhibit E – Dockside Monitoring Plan and shall undertake all reasonable efforts to enable the dockside monitors to conduct the required dockside monitoring essential for Sector compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
Observed Offloading. 39 Each Member agrees that, in order to enhance the monitoring and enforcement of the provisions 40 in this Agreement, the Manager may request that an observer be present during offloading 41 operations. If such a request is made, each Member agrees not to permit its Participating 42 Vessel(s) to offload retained catch until the Manager or his designee is present. In such instance,
Observed Offloading. 41 Each Member agrees that, in order to enhance the monitoring and enforcement of the provisions 42 in this Agreement, the Manager may request that an observer be present during offloading