Common use of Providing Written Notice to the Commission Prior to Significant Meetings or Events Clause in Contracts

Providing Written Notice to the Commission Prior to Significant Meetings or Events. To the extent practicable, the CNA shall ensure the Commission has notice in writing, at least ten (10) business days in advance, of significant meetings. In the event of a CNA concern about the Commission or AbilityOne Program, the Commission encourages the CNA to seek resolution with the Commission of any concerns prior to significant meetings. Significant meetings and events include meetings with key stakeholders, Congressional members and staff, White House and Executive Office of the President, and public-facing engagement with members of the disability community regarding the AbilityOne Program. The CNA acknowledges and agrees that it is not authorized to represent or advocate on behalf of the Commission or the AbilityOne Program to Congressional members and staff, White House and Executive Office of the President or other key stakeholders. This does not infringe upon the CNA’s right to represent theirs or the NPAs’ interests.

Providing Written Notice to the Commission Prior to Significant Meetings or Events. To the extent practicable, the CNA shall ensure the Commission has notice in writing, at least ten (10) business days in advance, of significant meetings. In the event of a CNA concern about the Commission or AbilityOne Program, the Commission encourages the CNA to seek resolution with the Commission of any concerns prior to significant meetings. Significant meetings and events include meetings with key stakeholders, Congressional members and staff, White House and Executive Office of the President, and public-facing engagement with members of the disability community regarding the AbilityOne Program. The CNA acknowledges and agrees that it is not authorized to represent or advocate on behalf of the Commission or the AbilityOne Program to Congressional members and staff, White House and Executive Office of the President or other key stakeholders. This does not infringe upon the CNA’s right to represent theirs or the NPAs’ interests.the