Common use of Reconsideration of Consensus or Settlement Position Clause in Contracts

Reconsideration of Consensus or Settlement Position. That if they should reconsider their decision and agree to this consensus agreement in its entirety and agree to pursue signing a settlement agreement, and provided that the Primary Member and the organization they represent have continuously complied with the behavioral boundaries established by the NCST charter (see Exhibit E), then they may contact DPNA or the NRLI and arrange to amend their signature on this consensus agreement accordingly, but not later than June 30, 2003. In such cases, they will then be able to help develop and potentially sign the settlement agreement with the other parties that agreed with the entirety of this consensus agreement.

Reconsideration of Consensus or Settlement Position. That if they should reconsider their decision and agree to this consensus agreement in its entirety and agree to pursue signing a settlement agreement, and provided that the Primary Member and the organization they represent have continuously complied with the behavioral boundaries established by the NCST TCST charter (see Exhibit E), then they may contact DPNA or the NRLI and arrange to amend their signature on this consensus agreement accordingly, but not later than June 30, 2003. In such cases, they will then be able to help develop and potentially sign the settlement agreement with the other parties that agreed with the entirety of this consensus agreement.