RRPC Members’ Executives Sample Clauses

RRPC Members’ Executives. Upon receipt of the revised statement of the outstanding issues from the RRPC, or upon determination by the chair of the RRPC that no such revised statement will be forthcoming within a reasonable time period, the chair of the RRPC shall schedule a meeting or conference call of the RRPC members’ designated executives, designated pursuant to Section 15.6.2, to be held within 30 days of referral from the RRPC, or as soon thereafter as practicable. The RRPC members’ designated executives may: (a) resolve any or all issues in dispute by consensus; (b) refer any or all issues in dispute back to the RRPC with specific instructions and a deadline for reporting back to the designated executives; or (c) institute any other alternative dispute resolution procedures they deem useful under the circumstances. The designated executives shall agree on the terms and a time limit for any such alternative dispute resolution procedures they undertake. Abstention or non-participation by a designated executive in a decision resolving a dispute shall not preclude consensus of the remaining designated executives.
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