PARTIES AND ROLES Sample Clauses
The 'Parties and Roles' clause defines who the parties to the agreement are and specifies their respective roles and responsibilities within the contract. It typically lists the legal names of each party, such as a company and an individual, and clarifies whether they are acting as a supplier, client, licensor, licensee, or in another capacity. By clearly identifying each party and their function, this clause ensures there is no ambiguity about who is bound by the contract and what their obligations are, thereby preventing disputes over identity or responsibility.
PARTIES AND ROLES. 3.1 The Parties will determine who forms part of the group which is designated and/or approved by the Client and which is responsible for developing the Software to be developed (hereinafter: the "Team").
3.2 If required, the Parties will determine which person designated by the Client will be responsible for the Client's communications with the Team.
3.3 If required, the Parties will determine who is to be appointed to supervise the cooperation between the person designated by the Client and the Team.
3.4 The designated persons of this article will, in principle, be designated for the full duration of the development process.
PARTIES AND ROLES. Parties involved and distribution of roles under data protection law: Details on the identities of the parties can be found in the Unique Order Form/ POC contract / main agreement. In this context and for the purposes of the GDPR, S-DPA or any similar Data Protection Laws, Customer is the data Controller and Unique is the data Processor (for multi-tenant and single-tenant deployment options on Unique cloud).
PARTIES AND ROLES. In this MOU, unless the contrary intention appears, the following definitions of the parties and associated roles will apply: The Department of Health delivers policies, programs and services that support and enhance the health and wellbeing of all Victorians. The department has a number of administrative offices including Safer Care Victoria, which includes the Office of the Clinical Chiefs incorporating the Principal Maternal and Child Health Nurse Advisor MCH services are funded by DH and delivered directly by or on behalf of local government. Local Government has a statutory and social responsibility for planning for its local community. It supports the health and wellbeing of Victorian children and families through determining policy at a local level. It takes a place-based approach to planning, funding, and infrastructure, as well as the coordination and delivery of services for children and families. Councils are responsible for the delivery and monitoring of the universal and enhanced MCH Service either through direct service delivery or by contracting the service. MCH Nurses, and other health/early years professionals, are directly employed by the council and they operate under the control of the council or the organisations to which councils’ contract. The Municipal Association of Victoria has the statutory responsibility to promote the interests of local government and represents all councils, including local government’s contribution to the state-wide policy direction for the MCH Service.
PARTIES AND ROLES. County RMA Consultants (▇▇▇▇▇▇ Consultants) to the County Richland Communities, Inc. Richland Communities’ Representatives Other Parties Communities or their representatives. Consultants are not to have any communication or contact with Richland Communities or their representatives without inclusion or advance knowledge and pre-approval of County staff. If any consultant needs information from Richland Communities, or to arrange a meeting or site visit, etc., the meeting or information request is to be made to RMA staff (▇▇▇▇▇▇ or Taven) with a copy to Richland Communities or their representatives. Any conference calls are to be pre- arranged to include County staff on the line. The County has instructed the consultants to report to the County any attempts by Richland Communities or their representatives to influence or direct consultant work without the County’s knowledge.
PARTIES AND ROLES. Details on the identities of the parties can be found in the main agreement. In this context and for the purposes of relevant Data Protection Laws, the Customer is the Data Controller, and Unique is the Data Processor (for multi-tenant and single-tenant deployment options on Unique cloud).
PARTIES AND ROLES