REVIEW OF THIS MOU Sample Clauses

REVIEW OF THIS MOU. 6.1 The MOU will be reviewed every three years, unless terminated sooner or extended by collective written agreement.
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REVIEW OF THIS MOU. The IS and the FCA will continue to monitor the functioning and effectiveness of this MoU and review it from time to time, as necessary.
REVIEW OF THIS MOU. (a) The operation and effectiveness of this MOU will be reviewed once a year unless otherwise required – see clause 10.4. (b) The review will be carried out: (i) jointly by members of the Threatened Species and Ecological Communities Working Group and/or as agreed by the Senior Officials Group, with each Party meeting its own costs; or (ii) where agreed by the Senior Officials Group, in whole or in part by an independent third party. (c) If the Parties’ legislation is subsequently amended, or proposed to be amended, in a manner that would affect the operation of this MOU, the Parties agree to promptly notify each other and the Parties will seek to agree as soon as practical on: (i) the potential impact of the amendments on the operation of this MOU; and (ii) whether it is necessary to make changes to this MOU.
REVIEW OF THIS MOU. 13.1 This MOU may be amended by consensus at any time by the CCG Representatives provided that such amendments are agreed in writing and appended to this MOU in Schedule 3.
REVIEW OF THIS MOU. 14.1 The agencies will keep the operation of this MOU under continuous review and will consult with each other with a view to improving its operation and resolving any issues that may arise. The agencies agree that the Appendices to this MOU may be amended by agreement in writing signed by the Executive General Manager, Enforcement and Compliance, of the ACCC and the Executive Director, Enforcement or the Executive Director, Consumer Protection & International of ASIC at any time.
REVIEW OF THIS MOU. 15.1 This MOU may be amended at any time by mutual arrangement. 15.2 After this MOU has been in effect for 18 months, the participants will each nominate a representative to jointly review the MOU and its operation and consider whether its amendment or continuation is appropriate. Dated this 4th day of September 2006 Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx Part A: Contact details Physical and postal addresses: Sydney (head office) Canberra Office of the Privacy Commissioner PO Box 5218 Sydney NSW 2001 Australia Office of the Privacy Commissioner PO Box 2999 Canberra City ACT 2601 Australia Level 8, Piccadilly Tower, 000 Xxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx XXX 0000 1st floor, AMP Tower 0 Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxx XXX 0000 Tel +00 0 0000 0000 Fax +00 0 0000 0000 Tel +00 0 0000 0000 Fax +00 0 0000 0000 Principal liaison person for substantive matters: Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Principal liaison person for administrative matters: Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Specialist liaison persons: Codes of practice: Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Complaints: Xxxxx Xxxxxx Corporate services: Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Data matching: Xxxxx Xxxxxx Legislative issues: Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Library: Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Litigation: Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Media relations/communications: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Policy: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Privacy technology: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Training and education: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Person designated to update this schedule: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Part B: Organisational chart AS AT 14 AUGUST 2006 Part A: Contact details Physical and postal addresses: Wellington Auckland Office of the Privacy Commissioner PO Box 10-094 Wellington 6143 New Zealand Office of the Privacy Commissioner PO Box 466 Auckland 1140 New Zealand Level 4, Gen-I Tower, 000-000 Xxxxxxxxxxx Xx Level 8, Xxxxxxx Gosling Tower, 51-53 Shortland St Tel +00 0 000 0000 Fax +00 0 000 0000 Tel +00 0 000 0000 Fax +00 0 000 0000 Principal liaison person for substantive matters: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Principal liaison person for administrative matters: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Specialist liaison persons: Codes of practice: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Complaints: Xxxx Xxxxxxx Corporate services: Xxxx Xxxxx Data matching: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Legislative issues: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Library: Gary Bulog Litigation: Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Media relations/communications: Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Policy: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Privacy technology: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Training and education: Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Person designated to update this schedule: Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Part B: Organisational chart Appendix 1 INTERNATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION GUIDANCE FOR INTERNATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION In addressing the inte...
REVIEW OF THIS MOU. 26.1 It is anticipated by the parties that this MOU will be reviewed for fitness for purpose prior to 1st January 2024, and thereafter annually. NB1. The Standard Operating Procedures, which form appendices to this agreement, will be reviewed from time to time, as appropriate, and may be amended without change to the MOU itself.
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REVIEW OF THIS MOU. The operation and effectiveness of this MOU will be reviewed once a year unless otherwise required – see clause 10.

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  • Duration of this Agreement The Term of this Agreement shall be as specified in Schedule A hereto.

  • Operation of this Agreement This Agreement shall take effect on and from the date of this Agreement. The parties must execute and enter into this Agreement prior to any Construction Certificate issuing for the Development.

  • Nature of this Agreement 3.1. This Agreement is a framework agreement within the meaning of regulation 2(1) of the Public Contracts (Scotland) Regulations 2015. Call-off Contracts are public contracts within the meaning of that regulation. 3.2. This Agreement is a multi-supplier framework agreement and the contractors that are party to it are the Framework Contractors. No other contractors are party to the Framework Agreement. 3.3. This Agreement is a multi-user framework agreement and the public bodies that are party to it are the Framework Public Bodies. No other public bodies are party to the Framework Agreement. 3.4. The Contractor acknowledges that it is not the exclusive supplier of the Services to Framework Public Bodies and as such no guarantee of work or volume of work has been granted by any Framework Public Body. 3.5. The Contractor acknowledges that the Framework Public Bodies are separate legal persons and as such the Authority has no liability in relation to the performance or non- performance of other Framework Public Bodies' obligations under this Framework Agreement or any Call-off Contracts.

  • THE WORK OF THIS CONTRACT The Contractor shall fully execute the Work described in the Contract Documents, except as specifically indicated in the Contract Documents to be the responsibility of others.

  • Construction of this Agreement The Parties agree that each Party and its legal counsel have reviewed and revised this Agreement and that any rule of construction to the effect that ambiguities are to be resolved against the drafting Party shall not apply in the interpretation of this Agreement or any amendments or exhibits thereto.

  • Termination of this Contract i. This Contract can be terminated by the Account Holder in accordance to Clause 6(ii) above and by Finductive in accordance with 6(iii) above; ii. In the event of gross negligence by one of the Parties, this Contract may be terminated with immediate effect by simple written notification from the prevailing Party. Gross Negligence by the Account Holder is understood to mean, but not limited to: ▪ communication of false information; ▪ engaging in illegal activity; ▪ money laundering or financing of terrorism, or suspicion thereto; ▪ threats to agents of Finductive; ▪ defaulted payment; ▪ failure to comply with an obligation of this Contract; ▪ the nomination of a special mediator and insolvency administrator to initiate rehabilitation or liquidation proceedings. Gross negligence by Finductive is understood to mean: ▪ communication of false information; ▪ failure to comply with an obligation of this Contract; ▪ the nomination of a special mediator and insolvency administrator to initiate rehabilitation or liquidation proceedings. iii. In the event of a modification to applicable regulations and their interpretation by the relevant regulatory authority that may affect the ability of Finductive to provide Payment Services, this Contract will automatically be terminated. The Account Holder may no longer send Payment Orders after the effective termination date. Payment Transactions initiated before the termination date might be affected by the termination request if the regulatory authority prohibits Finductive from processing any Payment Transactions. iv. The termination of this Contract will result in the permanent closure of the Payment Account. The closure of a Payment Account will not give rise to any compensation, regardless of any possible damage caused by said closure. The Account Holder is not authorised, unless explicitly authorised by Finductive, to open another Payment Account at Finductive. Any Payment Account opened in violation of this provision may be immediately closed by Finductive, without notice. v. Any funds available in Payment Accounts which are being closed in accordance with this Contract will be debited to the Account Holder following written instructions by the Account Holder’s legal representatives, unless Finductive is prohibited to do so by law. vi. Finductive reserves the right to bring legal action to repair the damage suffered due to a breach of the Contract.

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