REVIEW PROVISIONS Sample Clauses

REVIEW PROVISIONS. 5.1 A Joint Co-ordination Group, involving representatives of the NDA and all signatories, will meet whenever the need arises, and at least once every year, to review the working of this MoA. The chair will be taken successively by a representative of the MoA Signatories. 5.2 The review function of the Joint Co-ordination Group will be assisted by regular updates, studies of the impact on the NDA strategy and action plans on the socio-economics of West Cumbria. Such work to be funded by the NDA. Update studies will take place at least every two years, or more frequently if the Co-ordination Group agree additional studies are necessary. 5.3 The Terms of Reference for the Joint Co-ordination Group will be designed to allow continuous review of the operation of this MoA and in particular to: a) resolve any problems referred to the Group and to identify, consider and, if possible, resolve any problems of a general nature arising from the practical application of its provisions; b) make recommendations for changes or additions to the MoA as necessary, subject to agreement by all signatories; c) consider the implications of NDA and Regulatory Body policy decisions; d) discuss other matters of common interest.
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REVIEW PROVISIONS. The Parties will review the implementation and effectiveness of this Agreement no later than 5 years after the IHR entered into force.
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REVIEW PROVISIONS. It is agreed that the monetary provisions of this Article may be reviewed annually. On receipt of notice of party requesting such review, the Joint Labour Committee shall meet within sixty (60) days to consider such request.
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REVIEW PROVISIONS. The Parties will review the implementation and effectiveness of this Agreement no later than 5 years after the IHR entered into force. The AHMC will consider the findings of the review of this Agreement and decide upon any changes required to the arrangements established under this Agreement as a result of those findings. Further reviews will be conducted at intervals of no more than 5 years, or as otherwise determined by the AHMC on the advice of the AHPC. The AHMC on the advice of AHPC will determine the terms of reference, processes and administrative arrangements for the reviews, consider the findings of the reviews and decide upon any changes required to the arrangements established under this Agreement as a result of those findings.
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REVIEW PROVISIONS. 13.1 During each Year of the Contract Period the Parties will carry out an Annual Review of the Services as set out in Schedule 3 and any other matters the Parties considers relevant to such review on a date to be agreed by the Parties or in the event of disagreement on 10 working days written notice by the CAO to the Company. 13.2 At the end of each three months of every Year of the Contract Period or as soon as reasonably practicable thereafter the Parties will undertake a Quarterly Review of the matters as set out in Schedule 3. Prior to these reviews taking place the Company shall provide to the Council a written report in a format to be agreed between the CAO and the CRO on its activities outputs against targets feedback from users of the Service and other matters set out in Schedule 3. 13.3 The Parties may review the frequency of the review meetings at any time after the expiration of two years of the Contract Period and may agree in writing to vary the frequency of those meetings and make consequential adjustments to Schedule 3
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REVIEW PROVISIONS. 22.1 This WTA is a solemn agreement and any changes shall be by agreement of all the parties. 22.2 The parties to this agreement recognise the effectiveness of the Westmanstown process in agreeing and revising rosters and working time. That process shall be retained to monitor the operation of the agreement and consider any future proposed changes. 22.3 A meeting of the Westmanstown Group will be scheduled annually in Q1, following receipt of the annual report from the Westmanstown Facilitator. 22.4 If it is felt by any party to the WTA that a meeting other than the annual scheduled meeting is necessary, notice may be given to the Facilitator of the Westmanstown Group, who shall convene a meeting not later than two weeks from receipt of the notice or at a date as agreed by all parties. 22.5 The parties recognise a need for continuing research on the operation of the roster(s) and the WTA. It is desirable that such research should be independent and jointly organised and funded. Any joint research shall be arranged through the Westmanstown process. 22.6 Any party may give three months’ notice of intention to seek a review of this WTA or any subsequent iteration. 22.7 Any party shall give three months’ notice of its intention to withdraw from this agreement. Such notice may only be given after all internal industrial relations mechanisms to resolve the issues have been exhausted, including meetings of the Westmanstown Group.
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