Responsibilities of Participants. Each Participant shall be responsible for accurately reporting for tax purposes all taxable compensation received by him or her during each Plan Year. The Participant shall also be responsible for his or her portion of any additional income or Social Security taxes and for interest and penalties for the late payment of any taxes that may be owing in connection with any benefits paid under the Plan, and shall reimburse the Employer or Participating Employer for his or her portion of Social Security taxes and withholding taxes and for such interest and penalties, upon demand. Each Participant is responsible for the accuracy of all information and representations contained in any claim for benefits.
Responsibilities of Participants. In order to ensure successful collaborative implementation of this MOU, it is the intent of all participants to:
1. Commit to provide staffing and resources, including attendance at periodic meetings, to implement the provisions of the MOU and resulting agreements, to the extent resources allow;
2. Work together to create a regulatory roadmap – a document that describes the regulatory review process and identifies current and anticipated data needed to inform efficient review of proposed offshore wind energy facilities in the Great Lakes. The roadmap should also set forth a clear process to efficiently coordinate data collection and dissemination and reviews undertaken by the Participants that will include anticipated processing times for review, to the extent possible, and decision-making associated with each type of permit. The roadmap will remain consistent with Participants’ existing authorities. The Participants will complete and publish the roadmap within 15 months of the effective date of this MOU;
3. Participate in pre-application consultations and joint reviews of applications for offshore wind development, consistent with Participants’ jurisdiction and authorities, to the extent resources allow;
4. Discuss, document and apply lessons learned during implementation of this MOU when evaluating existing and future proposed offshore wind energy facilities;
5. Designate one or more appropriate points of contact to coordinate implementation of this MOU. The points of contact will (1) assist with identifying and assigning appropriate personnel and resources; and (2) assist in ensuring that responsibilities are met;
6. Attempt to resolve issues arising under this MOU expeditiously; and
7. Agree that the White House Council on Environmental Quality can serve as a single Federal point of contact for communications under this MOU, as authorized by the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) (42 U.S.C. § 4321 et. seq.) to ensure federal responsiveness to state inquiries concerning this MOU and that nothing in this MOU shall preclude a state from working directly with individual Federal agencies.
Responsibilities of Participants. (1) Monitoring VHF Channel 16. All vessels covered by Sections 207, 301, and 401 of this Agreement shall monitor marine VHF Channel 16 at all times.
Responsibilities of Participants. The following are requirements for the Transition Program
Responsibilities of Participants. We understand that our responsibilities as participants in the Collaborative Process are as follows: • To work towards settling the disputes without court intervention or threat of court intervention. Although we will be informed by our attorneys and consultants about the litigation process and the result it may attain, neither we nor our attorneys should use threats of going to court as a way of forcing settlement; • To give complete, full, honest and open disclosure of all information, whether requested or not; • To engage in vigorous good faith negotiations, presenting reasoned proposals in all disputes, and where our proposals differ, to use our best efforts to create options that meet our fundamental needs, compromising as necessary to reach settlement of all issues. All attorneys, accountants, coaches, appraisers and other consultants will likewise be directed to work in a cooperative effort to resolve issues without resort to litigation or any other external decision making process, except as agreed upon.
Responsibilities of Participants. (a) A participant in a recreational activity engaged in on premises owned or leased by a person who offers facilities to the general public for participation in recreational activities is responsible to do all of the following:
1. Act within the limits of his or her ability.
2. Heed all warnings regarding participation in the recreational activity.
3. Maintain control of his or her person and the equipment, devices or animals the person is using while participating in the recreational activity.
4. Refrain from acting in any manner that may cause or contribute to the death or injury to himself or herself or to other persons while participating in the recreational activity.
(b) A violation of this subsection constitutes negligence. The comparative negligence provisions of s. 895.045 apply to negligence under this subsection.
Responsibilities of Participants. In addition to their responsibilities regarding the registration of Authorized Users, each Participant shall be responsible for:
9.1. receiving inquiries or complaints about the Authorized User’s non-compliance with the applicable requirements of this Agreement, Applicable Law, the Privacy Policy or his or her Confidentiality Agreement;
9.2. participating in decisions regarding whether the Authorized User’s access to PHI should be limited or terminated;
9.3. promptly notifying the appropriate Participant if a breach of this agreement is identified; and
9.4. implementing any action taken to limit or terminate the Authorized User’s access to PHI.
Responsibilities of Participants
