Parties’ Mutual Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Parties’ Mutual Responsibilities. In the case of a State Responsibility Fire, the Parties shall enter into the following separate agreements specifically addressing, at a minimum, the bulleted subjects: ● Transfer of authority and responsibility for fire suppression to DFPC; ● Specific limitations to the fire control duty assumed by DFPC; ● Description of the powers and responsibilities retained by the County and Sheriff and those transferred to the DFPC. ● Criteria and procedures to be utilized by the Parties to determine when the County and the Sheriff will again be capable of containing, controlling or extinguishing the Wildfire allowing the State Responsibility Fire to be lowered to a County Responsibility Fire.
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Parties’ Mutual Responsibilities. No Party shall delay suppression efforts while deciding jurisdictional responsibilities for fires in which suppression is the appropriate management response.
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Parties’ Mutual Responsibilities. The Parties agree that their boards, their officers and employees, their controlled subsidiaries and any independent contractors retained by either of the Parties or their controlled subsidiaries shall work together for the purposes of undertaking integrated commissioning arrangements and achieving the objectives described in Clause 7.5 and in particular shall: 8.5.1 Co-operate with each other in the conduct of all activities relating to the objectives. 8.5.2 Make the necessary delegations as set out in Clauses 7.2 and 7.3, including any formal arrangements to give all necessary third party consents or notifications. 8.5.3 Make all and any agreed contributions into the Pooled Fund as set out in Schedule 1 promptly and without deductions for the purposes of providing the services. 8.5.4 Make any necessary arrangements to make payments from the pooled fund as may be required by the HCICB in order to provide the services that have been commissioned under this agreement.
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Parties’ Mutual Responsibilities. In the case of a State Responsibility Fire, the Parties shall enter into the following separate agreements specifically addressing, at a minimum, the bulleted subjects:  Transfer of authority and responsibility for fire suppression to DFPC;  Specific limitations to the fire control duty assumed by DFPC;  Description of the powers and responsibilities retained by the County and Sheriff and those delegated to the DFPC;
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Parties’ Mutual Responsibilities a. Non-discrimination. Neither TSHC nor INSTITUTION will discriminate based on age, race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, being a qualified disabled veteran, being a qualified veteran of the Vietnam era, or any other category protected by law.
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Parties’ Mutual Responsibilities. In the case of a State Responsibility Fire, the Parties shall enter into the following separate agreements specifically addressing, at a minimum, the bulleted subjects: ● Transfer of authority and responsibility for fire suppression to DFPC; ● Specific limitations to the fire control duty assumed by DFPC; ● Description of the powers and responsibilities retained by the County and Sheriff and those transferred to the DFPC. ● Criteria and procedures to be utilized by the Parties to determine when the County and the Sheriff will again be capable of controlling or extinguishing the Wildfire allowing the State Responsibility Fire to be lowered to a County Responsibility Fire. Cost Share Agreements: ● Outline of the Parties’ various financial responsibilities and the authority for the ordering and monitoring of resources. Because the Parties may maintain separate legal and functional authority and responsibility related to a State Responsibility Fire, responsibility for tasks beyond fire suppression may be included or excluded from the agreements described above upon agreement of the Parties. Both Parties agree that all incident-related activities, including non-suppression activities, shall, at a minimum, be communicated to the incident commander. No Party shall delay suppression efforts while deciding jurisdictional responsibilities for fires in which suppression is the appropriate management response.
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Parties’ Mutual Responsibilities. The Parties agree that their boards, their officers and employees, their controlled subsidiaries and any independent contractors retained by either of the Parties or their controlled subsidiaries shall work together for the purposes of undertaking integrated commissioning arrangements and achieving the objectives described in Clause 7.5 and in particular shall: 8.5.1 Co-operate with each other in the conduct of all activities relating to the objectives. 8.5.2 Make the necessary delegations as set out in Clauses 7.2 and 7.3, including any formal arrangements to give all necessary third party consents or notifications. 8.5.3 Make all and any agreed contributions into the Pooled Fund as set out in Schedule 1 promptly and without deductions for the purposes of providing the services. 8.5.4 Make any necessary arrangements to make payments from the pooled fund as may be required by the Integrated Planning and Commissioning Board in order to provide the services that have been commissioned under this agreement. 8.5.5 Operate all their related activities and services in a manner that is compatible with the objectives set out in Clause 7.4 so far as they are not inconsistent with their other legal obligations or formal service delivery arrangements. 8.5.6 Operate the integrated planning and commissioning arrangements and fulfilling all responsibilities relating to them as agreed in this agreement. Exercise candour in their dealings with each other and to conduct themselves transparently in any negotiations, including disclosing any reasonable prospect that there shall be a conflict of interest between them. 8.5.7 Exercise candour in their dealings with each other and conduct themselves transparently in any negotiations, including disclosing any reasonable prospect that there shall be a conflict of interest between them. 8.5.8 Unless otherwise specifically agreed in writing, overspends in a pooled arrangement are the responsibility of the relevant commissioning organisation.
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Parties’ Mutual Responsibilities. The Parties agree that, where appropriate and in relation to this Agreement, they shall work together for the purposes of undertaking shared planning and commissioning arrangements to achieve the objectives described in Clause 7 and shall:
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