Review and Clarification Sample Clauses

Review and Clarification. This Agreement shall be reviewed at the request of either party. The parties will discuss any concerns they may have with the implementation or interpretation of this Agreement. The Tribe and DCS acknowledge that there may arise instances where one party believes that the other has violated a provision of this Agreement; or that clarification is necessary to interpret a provision of this Agreement; or that a change in Title IV-D of the Social Security Act, or its implementing regulations; or changes in State or Tribal Law may require a modification of the provisions of this Agreement. In such an instance, the parties agree that they will first each make a good faith effort to resolve the matter amicably through mutual discussion and agreement. If the matter cannot be resolved through such efforts, the parties may, by mutual agreement, request that a mediator resolve the dispute. It shall not be a requirement that such mediation be invoked or exhausted before a party invokes the provisions of Article VI of this Agreement. On the day of , 200_, DCS and the Tribe hereby approve this Agreement, through the following persons, each in their representative capacities: The Tribe The State of Washington Department of Social and Health Services ADDENDUM A DEFINITIONS Child: Any dependant person under the age of 18 owed a duty of Child Support under the laws of the Tribe, another Tribe, State or foreign jurisdiction; or any person over the age of 18 for whom a Child Support Order has been issued.
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Review and Clarification. This Agreement shall be reviewed at the request of either party. The parties will discuss any concerns they may have with the implementation or interpretation of this Agreement. The Tribe and DCS acknowledge that there may arise instances where one party believes that the other has violated a provision of this Agreement; or that clarification is necessary to interpret a provision of this Agreement; or that a change in Title IV-D of the Social Security Act, or its implementing regulations; or changes in State or Tribal Law may require a modification of the provisions of this Agreement. In such an instance, the parties agree that they will first each make a good faith effort to resolve the matter amicably through mutual discussion and agreement. If the matter cannot be resolved through such efforts, the parties may, by mutual agreement, request that a mediator resolve the dispute. It shall not be a requirement that such mediation be invoked or exhausted before a party invokes the provisions of Article VII of this Agreement. DCS and the Tribe hereby approve this Agreement, through the following persons, each in their representative capacities: The Type Tribal Name Here & Hit Tab Tribe Date , Tribal Administrator The State of Washington Division of Child Support Date
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