Process for Requesting Modifications to the Agreement Sample Clauses

Process for Requesting Modifications to the Agreement. Both Destination BC and the Recipient recognize that the tourism industry needs to be able to respond to any significant changes in market conditions locally and globally, and that from time to time the industry will require different levels of support and types of programs provided by Destination BC and the Recipient than are covered under this Agreement. Either party may request a change to the Services covered by the Agreement. If either party proposes changes to the Agreement, such party shall deliver a request in writing describing the change to the representative of the other party as indicated in section 18. The party receiving the request shall respond in an appropriate timely manner following its receipt thereof. If the receiving party is amenable to the request, it shall notify the requesting party, and the requesting party shall submit a Modification Agreement in draft form for the consideration and approval of the other party. Notwithstanding the foregoing, both parties recognize that in an Emergency, an immediate response is required, in line with established protocols in BC’s Tourism Emergency Response Team (TERT). In the case of responding to an Emergency situation, agreed upon changes to the Agreement can be initially made verbally and confirmed by email based on the requirement that the parties will ratify the agreement through a written Modification Agreement signed by an authorized representative of each party as soon as possible. The TERT is activated when an event occurs and facilitates the transfer of information, enhances mutual assistance operations, and coordinates overall response. The TERT is guided by the Tourism Emergency Response Activation Plan, which has been modeled to support Emergency Management British Columbia’s (EMBC) All- Hazard Plan, and outlines specific roles and responsibilities. The level of activation would be determined by the severity of the impact of the event on tourism, the need for coordination and communications, and the existence of unique policy issues.
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Process for Requesting Modifications to the Agreement. Both Destination BC and the Recipient recognize that the tourism industry needs to be able to respond to any significant changes in market conditions locally and globally, and that from time to time the industry will require different levels of support and types of programs provided by Destination BC and the Recipient than are covered under this Agreement. Either party may request a change to the Services covered by the Agreement. If either party proposes changes to the Agreement, such party shall deliver a request in writing describing the change to the representative of the other party as indicated in section 18. The party receiving the request shall respond in an appropriate timely manner following its receipt thereof. If the receiving party is amenable to the request, it shall notify the requesting party, and the requesting party shall submit a Modification Agreement in draft form for the consideration and approval of the other party. Notwithstanding the foregoing, both parties recognize that in an Emergency, an immediate response is required. In the case of responding to an Emergency situation, agreed upon changes to the Agreement can be initially made verbally and confirmed by email based on the requirement that the parties will ratify the agreement through a written Modification Agreement signed by an authorized representative of each party as soon as possible.
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