Common use of Proceedings before the Commission Clause in Contracts

Proceedings before the Commission. 1. Any Party, or any concerned person in Bosnia and Herzegovina, may submit to the Commission a petition for the designation of property as a National Monument. Each such petition shall set forth all relevant information concerning the property, including: a. the specific location of the property; b. its current owner and condition; c. the cost and source of funds for any necessary repairs to the property; d. any known proposed use; and e. the basis for designation as a National Monument. 2. In deciding upon the petition, the Commission shall afford an opportunity for the owners of the proposed National Monument, as well as other interested persons or entities, to present their views. 3. For a period of one year after such a petition has been submitted to the Commission, or until a decision is rendered in accordance with this Annex, whichever occurs first, all Parties shall refrain from taking any deliberate measures that might damage the property. 4. The Commission shall issue, in each case, a written decision containing any findings of fact it deems appropriate and a detailed explanation of the basis for its decision. The Commission shall make decisions by a majority of its members. Decisions of the Commission shall be final and enforceable in accordance with domestic law. 5. In any case in which the Commission issues a decision designating property as a National Monument, the Entity in whose territory the property is situated (a) shall make every effort to take appropriate legal, scientific, technical, administrative and financial measures necessary for the protection, conservation, presentation and rehabilitation of the property, and (b) shall refrain from taking any deliberate measures that might damage the property.

Proceedings before the Commission. 1. Any Party, or any concerned person in Bosnia and Herzegovina, may submit to the Commission a petition for the designation of property as a National Monument. Each such petition shall set forth all relevant information concerning the property, including: a. the specific specific location of the property; b. its current owner and condition; c. the cost and source of funds for any necessary repairs to the property; d. any known proposed use; and e. the basis for designation as a National Monument. 2. In deciding upon the petition, the Commission shall afford afford an opportunity for the owners of the proposed National Monument, as well as other interested persons or entities, to present their views. 3. For a period of one year after such a petition has been submitted to the Commission, or until a decision is rendered in accordance with this Annex, whichever occurs firstfirst, all Parties shall refrain from taking any deliberate measures that might damage the property. 4. The Commission shall issue, in each case, a written decision containing any findings findings of fact it deems appropriate and a detailed explanation of the basis for its decision. The Commission shall make decisions by a majority of its members. Decisions of the Commission shall be final final and enforceable in accordance with domestic law. 5. In any case in which the Commission issues a decision designating property as a National Monument, the Entity in whose territory the property is situated (a) shall make every effort effort to take appropriate legal, scientificscientific, technical, administrative and financial financial measures necessary for the protection, conservation, presentation and rehabilitation of the property, and (b) shall refrain from taking any deliberate measures that might damage the property.