Responsibilities of the Operating Committee Sample Clauses

Responsibilities of the Operating Committee. The Operating Committee shall have the following responsibilities and functions, each of which shall be performed consistent with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and Good Utility Practice: (a) to establish general policies to be followed in the coordination of the operation and maintenance of the Interconnected Facilities; (b) to establish procedures and standard practices, consistent with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, for guidance for each Party’s system controllers and other operating personnel regarding the interconnected operations of the Afton Switching Station and the Interconnected Facilities; (c) to establish detailed procedures to govern in the event of an Emergency; (d) to establish detailed procedures and standard practices for metering, communications, and control facilities; (e) to establish the plan for disconnection of the Facility at the termination of this Agreement; (f) to establish other procedures and standard practices as may be needed from time to time and to engage in other activities consistent with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, provided that the Operating Committee shall not have the authority to modify or amend any term or condition of this Agreement; and (g) to attempt to resolve any disputes that may arise under this Agreement in accordance with Article 29.1.
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Responsibilities of the Operating Committee. The Operating Committee shall:
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Responsibilities of the Operating Committee. The Operating Committee’s responsibilities shall include: (a) Periodic and at least annual review of Account Documentation in connection with the Program. (b) Monthly review of the Parties’ performance, and costs incurred, under this Agreement and the Servicing Agreement, including: (i) New account approval rate, initial Credit Limit assignments and Credit Limit changes, (ii) Customer service standards, (iii) Operating standards, (iv) Systems reliability, (v) Servicing activity, including performance of collections, (vi) Projected capital expenditures relating to the administration of the Program and growth of the Credit Card Business and (vii) Performance of the Program Accounts Portfolio, including delinquencies and charge-offs. (c) Agreement by December 1 on the next calendar year’s schedule of monthly meetings. (d) Overseeing compliance with the Underwriting and Credit Policy and the Servicing and Collection Policy and reviewing and/or approving changes thereto, including reviewing and/or approving the following: (i) Credit terms, including: (A) minimum payment, grace period and over-limit fees, and (B) all other credit terms, including annual percentage rates, late fees, and other charges; (ii) Credit underwriting criteria; (iii) Risk management policies; (iv) Billing adjustment policies, including finance charge and late fee reversals and rebates; (v) Card design and collateral aesthetics; (vi) Look, feel and content of billing statements; (vii) Customer contact and communications; (viii) Marketing Plans; (ix) The Business Plan; (x) The Annual Budget; (xi) Capital expenditures, including (A) expenditures for maintenance of existing systems and (B) systems improvements and/or upgrades and new interfaces; (xii) New credit card products proposed to be offered by Household Bank to existing Cardholders; (xiii) Ancillary Products proposed to be offered to existing Cardholders; and (xiv) Resolution of disputes as contemplated by Section 3.03(d).
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Responsibilities of the Operating Committee. The Operating Committee's responsibilities shall include: (a) Periodic and at least annual review of Account Documentation in connection with the Program. (b) Monthly review of the Parties' performance, and costs incurred, under this Agreement and the Servicing Agreement, including: (i) New account approval rate, initial Credit Limit assignments and Credit Limit changes, (ii) Customer service standards, (iii) Operating standards, (iv) Systems reliability, (v) Servicing activity, including performance of collections, (vi) Projected capital expenditures relating to the administration of the Program and growth of the Credit Card Business and (vii) Performance of the Program Accounts Portfolio, including delinquencies and charge-offs.
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