PFS Governance, Roles and Responsibilities Sample Clauses

PFS Governance, Roles and Responsibilities. The roles and responsibilities of each of the Executive Committee and the Operations Committee are detailed in Table 1. The members of these committees are outlined in Table 2 below. Table 1. Roles and Responsibilities Role Role Description/Responsibilities Executive Committee Purpose: The Executive Committee provides strategic direction, vision and goals for the PFS Project. The Executive Committee members xxxx xxxxxxxx the PFS Project within their respective organizations. Key Responsibilities: • Provide leadership to ensure that the goals of the PFS Project are on track or implement corrective actions to bring the PFS Project back on track • Meet with the Operations Committee to review the status of the PFS Project and compliance with the Contract and Ancillary Agreements • Review and resolve disputes arising under the Contract except as provided in Section IX.A of the Contract • Review and resolve issues elevated by the Operations Committee • Review and approve any changes to the PFS Project, which may be recommended by the Operations Committee • Recommend and review amendments to the Contract, if needed. For the avoidance of doubt, the Executive Committee may recommend amendments to the Contract, but any amendment to the Contract must be approved in accordance with the procedures set forth in Section XI.R of the Contract. Operations Committee Purpose: The Operations Committee identifies policy and contractual issues and/or decisions with respect to the PFS Project and resolves such issues, makes such decisions or escalates such issues to the Executive Committee. Key Responsibilities • Identify and resolve issues raised by the members of the Operations Committee or any working groups established by the Operations Committee. • Elevate issues to the Executive Committee that the Operations Committee is unable to resolve or believes should be handled in the first instance by the Executive Committee. All proposed Contract amendments must be presented to the Executive Committee for its consideration, and the Independent Evaluator must review and provide a recommendation to the Executive Committee on all issues and changes pertaining to the PFS Evaluation, unless otherwise noted in the evaluation design. • Monitor and review operational reports defined below • Ensure data flows between the Parties, the Implementing Agencies, and Independent Evaluator are working as intended per the Contract and Ancillary Agreements • Meet with Executive Committee to provide s...
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PFS Governance, Roles and Responsibilities. Section 2.1 This Schedule 4 outlines a process for managing the Project and provides a list and description of Reports that the Parties agree to provide. The concepts herein are the Parties’ expectations of how the process for managing the Project will work initially, subject to the Change Management Process laid out in this Schedule 4, which may be initiated at any time during the Project by the Parties. Nothing in this Schedule 4 provides any person or group of persons with authority to amend the Agreement, including any Schedule thereto, without the prior written consent of all of the Parties and otherwise in accordance with Section 8 of the Agreement, unless otherwise explicitly specified in Schedules 1, 2 or 4.
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