Regional Liaison Sample Clauses

The Regional Liaison clause designates a specific individual or entity as the main point of contact for communications and coordination within a particular geographic area covered by the agreement. This clause typically outlines the responsibilities of the liaison, such as facilitating information exchange, addressing local issues, and ensuring compliance with regional requirements. By establishing a clear channel for regional matters, the clause helps streamline communication, resolve local concerns efficiently, and maintain consistent implementation of the agreement across different locations.
Regional Liaison. 3.1 The Fire Authority and the Water Company will be members of the relevant CACFOA Regional Fire Services/Water Companies Water Liaison Group. Both parties shall confirm and jointly hold an agreed list of contact representatives. The agreed list shall be reviewed, and amended as required and confirmed at each formal meeting. In the period between such meetings, each party may appoint replacements and should notify the other party. 3.2 The contact representatives shall meet formally on a quarterly basis and also when necessary at the request of either party. The Chairperson of the forum may vary the frequency depending upon the needs of the meeting and those parties present. 3.3 Standing items on the Agenda of the formal quarterly meetings shall be:- • Review of contact representatives • Review of routine and emergency performance in relation to issues referred to in this Memorandum of Understanding. 3.3 Issues concerning Fire Authorities and/or Water Companies other than those party to this Memorandum of Understanding may be taken to the Regional Liaison Group.
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