Remit the remit of the OWG shall be as set out in Schedule 8;
Remit. The CHDP will hear, and, adjudicate upon disputes over eligibility for, or funding, (including joint funding), of Continuing Healthcare, and/or Funded Nursing Care, where the dispute is between the parties to this agreement. It will not deal with matters relating to individuals who may be in dispute with any of the parties, or disputes between Clinical Commissioning Groups.
Remit. Require Grantee promptly to remit the amount of such withholding to the Company before taking any action with respect to the Restricted Stock.
Remit. 4.1. ENI and SHIPPER agree that, among the obligation of this Framework Subletting Agreement and related Individual Contract(s), only the transfer of right-of–use described in this Operational Procedure falls within the scope of article 8 of REMIT regulation (“REMIT Reporting Obligations”). With respect to this Operational Procedure, ENI and SHIPPER agree that each party remains liable for its own REMIT Reporting Obligations and that the notification to PRISMA described in article 3 of this Operational Procedure would constitute the subject of the REMIT Reporting Obligations. Annex D – Individual Contract Framework Subletting Agreement n° GY_2020_ Auction Date …/…/…… Section …. Intake Point shall mean the [ German side of the Wallbach / French side of the Oltingue / GRTGaz exit Oltingue ] point, where the Gas is delivered by the SHIPPER. Pipeline shall mean the [ TRANSITGAS Pipeline System / gas transmission system running from the Oltingue exit point of the GRTgaz Pipeline system and crossing Switzerland along the TRANSITGAS Pipeline System].
Remit. The Task Force will:
Remit. 3 Monitoring and benchmarking performance against key performance indicators and costs and reporting back to the Pooling Partners. 4 Making recommendations on the appointment, replacement or termination of the Pool Custodian to the Pooling Partners.
Remit. 2.1 The remit of the Partnership Board is to provide strategic direction and exercise high level oversight and overall control, serving as the forum for joint decision-making at the highest level within the governance framework set by this Collaboration Agreement (but subject to clause 3.5 of the Agreement) in relation to the delivery of the Growth Deal; in particular, the Partnership Board shall: ensure that the delivery of the Growth Deal is carried out in a manner which aligns with the strategic objectives underlying the Growth Deal (as set out in the response to the UK Government consultation) and so as to maximise impact in terms of furtherance of those objectives; retain a watching brief regarding changes in the wider environment, with a view to revisiting and refining the strategic objectives underlying the Growth Deal and/or the approaches taken to delivery, as required; receive reports from the Chief Executives’ Group and the Finance Directors’ Group and, through such reports, monitor and evaluate, at high level, progress with the Growth Deal Projects, as well as the impact of the Growth Deal in furthering the strategic objectives underlying the Growth Deal; exercise oversight at high level in relation to the use of Growth Deal Programme Budget, and in particular to ensure that such funds are used in accordance with the conditions attaching to Growth Deal Programme Budget and in line with principles of best value; ensure that there is full compliance at all times with the Monitoring and Reporting Framework; maintain an overview in relation to key risks associated with delivery of the Growth Deal, and ensure that proactive steps are taken to manage and mitigate such risks; ensure (to the extent that it is able to do so) that sufficient resources are made available within the PMO to enable the PMO to carry out its functions effectively and in a manner which allows delivery of the Growth Deal Projects to proceed in line with anticipated timescales; monitor the effectiveness of the Economic Forum, the Programme Boards and the Project Delivery Boards in carrying out their respective functions; seek to resolve any dispute or difference which may arise among the Participating Authorities from time to time in relation to any aspect of the Growth Deal (but without prejudice to the provisions of clause 20 of the Agreement (dispute resolution); retain a watching brief regarding other projects, initiatives and strategic developments outsid...
Remit. 2.1 The remit of the Economic Forum is to provide an opportunity for wider stakeholders – with a particular focus on economic development agencies and the business community (including social enterprises) – to contribute towards maximising the impact of the Growth Deal in stimulating inclusive economic growth within the area served by the Growth Deal; in particular, the Economic Forum shall: advise and provide appropriate challenge to the Partnership Board, to properly reflect the wider economic interests of the Borderlands Region in its decision-making, including the development of business cases for proposed Growth Deal Projects; champion, co-ordinate and offer advice to the Partnership Board on priorities for skills, business growth and regeneration and ensure that these are delivered in alignment with local needs and aspirations whilst delivering against the Growth Deal priorities; maintain appropriate channels of communication and escalate decisions as necessary with third party organisations; advise the Partnership Board on how best to engage with the business community regarding the Growth Deal; advise on economic priorities for the business communities across the Borderlands Region; and utilise business networks to promote and support the successful delivery of Growth Deal Projects and programmes. SCHEDULE PART 3B – RULES OF PROCEDURE FOR THE ECONOMIC FORUM Chair 1 The members of the Economic Forum shall appoint one of their number appointed by a Participating Authority as Chair of the Economic Forum; the Chair must always be a member of the Economic Forum appointed by a Participating Authority.
Remit. 2 The Chief Executives’ Group shall: support the Partnership Board in overseeing the delivery of the Growth Deal and ensure that it is aligned towards achieving its inclusive growth ambitions; exercise oversight and direction in relation to the work of the PMO, including management of the PMO and monitoring its performance in carrying out its work; highlight to the Partnership Board key issues (whether for noting or decision) arising from the reports and recommendations issued from time to time by the PMO, and provide appropriate guidance and recommendations to the Partnership Board in relation to issues of that nature; and provide leadership in key themes and priorities of the Growth Deal in furtherance of and consistent with the policies and directions issued by the Partnership Board.
Remit. 2.1 The remit of the Finance Directors’ Group shall be to ensure financial probity, and address issues of risk and assurance, in relation to the delivery of the Growth Deal; in particular, the Finance Directors’ Group shall: support the PMO, the Chief Executives’ Group, the Economic Development Chief Officers’ Group and the Partnership Board in overseeing the Growth Deal's finances; support the Partnership Board in ensuring that financial plans are set having regard to, and in alignment with, the business cases approved by the UK Government and Scottish Government from time to time; ensure that the expenditure from the Growth Deal Programme Budget is in line with the financial plan approved by the Partnership Board from time to time; consider quarterly financial reports, and escalate any significant risks to the Partnership Board through the Chief Executives’ Group; collate financial information across the various projects and initiatives which are being delivered from time to time as part of the Growth Deal, including performance against budget; take a proactive approach to the management of cash flow in respect of the Growth Deal as a whole; provide financial information to the Accountable Bodies, in a manner which enables the Accountable Bodies to fulfil their respective responsibilities in this regard to the UK Government and/or (as applicable) the Scottish Government.
