Preliminary Discussions Clause Samples
Preliminary Discussions. In the event that an Occasional Teacher has a grievance with respect to the interpretation, application, administration or alleged violation of this Agreement by the Board, the Occasional Teacher shall first attempt to resolve the dispute verbally and/or in writing with the Principal or designate. Failing a resolution, the Occasional Teacher shall submit the grievance in writing to
Preliminary Discussions. The applicant shall discuss the preliminary design plans with the Community Planning and Development Department prior to plans being submitted for approval.
Preliminary Discussions. The parties have discussed the possibilities for collaboration, including • Staff exchange (on a no-cost basis) • Collaborative research • Exchange of academic, educational, scientific, and scholarly materials subject to negotiation of the appropriate contractual terms.
Preliminary Discussions. The parties have discussed the possibilities for collaboration, including a research project to investigate mechanisms regulating mother-to-offspring transmission of mutant mitochondrial DNA, subject to negotiation of the appropriate contractual terms and to the necessary funding being available.
Preliminary Discussions. The decision to enter into an ACHLMA is jointly made between a RAP and a PLM. Either the RAP or the PLM may approach the other party to discuss the potential for an ▇▇▇▇▇▇. For the Aboriginal cultural heritage assessment and negotiation processes to be efficient and effective, parties should understand the intended objectives of having an ACHLMA. Preliminary discussions might consider:
1. Agreement Area Extent and boundaries of the land to be included in the agreement.
2. Land management activities Type, nature and methodology; whether the activities will be once-off or ongoing.
3. Desktop Aboriginal cultural heritage assessment Who will undertake the required research and documentation, and whether it will be a joint exercise.
4. Further Aboriginal cultural heritage assessment What is important to know about the Aboriginal cultural heritage to inform an agreement, and whether a standard or complex assessment, or any other assessment, is used to obtain this information.
5. Other matters Potential opportunities (e.g. inclusion of contemporary cultural practices, consultation schedules, fees for service, secondment opportunities, etc.).
6. Existence of other agreements or understandings See below. Table 2 Examples of topics for preliminary discussions No, provided the ACHLMA covers the activity that you are undertaking, a permit is not required. An ACHLMA can permit harm and other controlled activities to occur in accordance with the agreement. If additional land management activities arise that need to be added to the ACHLMA, the ACHLMA can be amended to include it. Amendments to an ▇▇▇▇▇▇ must be agreed upon by both Parties. Existence of other agreements, understandings or permits Other agreements, understandings or permits between the PLM and the RAP, that cover all or part of the Agreement Area, need to be considered when entering into an ACHLMA (clause 19 of the Approved Form). An ACHLMA may supersede agreements, understandings or cultural heritage permits that relate to the ACHLMA subject matter. Where there are existing agreements or memoranda of understanding, the content and intention of these agreements can be incorporated into the ACHLMA. If the existing agreements do not relate to the subject matter of the ACHLMA, the intention and content may still be factored into the ACHLMA to avoid duplication and encourage consistency. An ▇▇▇▇▇▇ does not supersede a Land Use Activity Agreement under the Traditional Owner Settlement Act 2010. Where another ag...