SCOPE OF THE ARRANGEMENT. 1.1 The parties agree that the scope of services shall be principally to operate, manage and supply catering services on the GMU from the commencement date of operations. Railway will provide space for erecting the stall. The commencement date of license will be the date of commencement of sale after erection of stall, or 30 days from the date of received of communication informing provision of space from Railway, whichever is earlier.
1.2 This Agreement confirms and establishes that the scope of the arrangement between the parties shall be governed by the provisions of Annexure 1 (scope of services to be rendered by the Licensee).
1.3 It is agreed by the Licensee that the norms with regard catering charges payable to License for providing catering services on the GMU are also subject to the pre-determined prices as set forth in Annexure II of this Agreement. The Licensee also hereby confirms and acknowledges that Railway shall have the absolute right and discretion to change and modify the prices set forth in Annexure II without any need for prior discussion with the Licensee and the decision of Railway shall be strictly enforced by the licensee during the terms of this Agreement.
SCOPE OF THE ARRANGEMENT. Paragraph 2
SCOPE OF THE ARRANGEMENT. (a) Subject to sub-paragraph (b) of this paragraph, the Customs Administrations will assist each other to ensure proper application of Customs laws and to prevent, investigate, and repress Customs offences and to ensure the security of the trade supply chain, pursuant to the matters of this Arrangement.
(b) This Arrangement is without prejudice to the obligations of the Kingdom of Belgium under the legislation of the European Union concerning its present and future obligations as a Member State of the European Union and any legislation enacted to implement those obligations, as well as its present and future obligations resulting from international agreements between the Member States of the European Union.
SCOPE OF THE ARRANGEMENT. This Technical Arrangement applies to: Export Airworthiness Certificates for products class I products manufactured in China and Slovenia, The products as identified in Appendix A; Airworthiness Approval Tag for class II and class III products manufactured in China and Slovenia, The products as identified in Appendix A; Type Design Approvals of the products as identified in Appendix A; and Technical assistance needed by the Authorities in fulfilling their airworthiness and environmental duties with respect to this Technical Arrangement. This Technical Arrangement applies to new aircraft and associated engines and propellers and parts.
SCOPE OF THE ARRANGEMENT. 3.1 This arrangement applies to:
3.1.1. The acceptance by one Authority of aeronautical product maintenance performed under the maintenance system of the other Authority;
3.1.2. The acceptance by one Authority of the evaluation and approval of maintenance organisations, performed by the other Authority;
3.1.3. The exchange of information regarding maintenance standards and maintenance certification systems; and
3.1.4. Co-operation and assistance with respect to the maintenance of aeronautical products;
3.2 Unless otherwise agreed between the Authorities in a particular case, this Technical Arrangement only applies to maintenance organisations that are located within the territory of the State of Oversight.
SCOPE OF THE ARRANGEMENT. I .1 ~ Desi gnation ' of' Respons i bili ti es As regards the N.M.S.A.E., this Arrangement only concerns the nuclear regulatory activities under the Minister's jurisdiction.
I. 2 Technical Information Exchange To the extent that the U.S.N.R.C. and the N.M.S.A.E. are permitted to do so under the laws, regulations, and policy directives of their respective countries, the parties agree to continue the exchange of the following types of technical information relating to the regula- tion of safety and environmental impact of designated nuclear - - facilities:
a. Topical reports concerning safety and environmental effects writtsn by or for one of the parties as a basis for, or in support of, regulatory decisions and policies,
b. Documents relating to significant licensing actions and safety and environmental decisions affecting nuclear facilities.
c. Detailed documents describing the U.S.N.R.C. process for licensing and regulating certain U.S. facilities designated by the N.M.S.A.E. as similar to certain facilities being built or planned in the _ Netherlands and equivalent documents on such Dutch facilities.
d. Information in the field of reactor safety research, either in .the possession ~ of one of the parties or available to it, including light water safety information from the technical L [.
SCOPE OF THE ARRANGEMENT. 2.1 The Parties jointly decide to co-operate in accordance with the provisions of this Arrangement. They jointly decide to exchange technical and regulatory information relating to the safety and radiation protection of nuclear facilities and activities designated by mutual consent to the extent that they are permitted to do so under the laws, regulations and policy directives of their respective authorities.
2.2 The co-operation and exchange of the information mentioned in paragraph 2.1 of this Article may include, without being limited to, the following areas:
(a) safety and radiation protection legislation, regulations and guidelines;
(b) regulatory initiatives, practices and experience regarding specific issues of fields, such as: • licensing of nuclear installations including nuclear power plants, small modular reactors (SMRs), and storage and research facilities; • sharing experiences on collaboration with regulators on new and innovative technologies; • siting, construction, commissioning and operation of nuclear installations; • oversight and enforcement regarding nuclear installations and radiation protection activities; • transport of radioactive material; • environmental monitoring policies, strategies, methods and standards around nuclear installations; • use of information technology and information management by the Parties; • regulation of codes and standards and the oversight on their use in nuclear new builds and modification projects; • management of emergency preparedness and response.
(c) reports on incidents, accidents and other operational experience of major safety or radiation protection significance;
(d) research activities implemented to support nuclear safety and radiation protection;
(e) public information and consultation processes;
(f) knowledge management; and;
(g) relations with technical support organisations.
2.3 Each Party will use its best efforts to provide the information that may be requested by the other Party pursuant to this Arrangement.
2.4 Either Party may provide the other Party with any information that the providing Party considers of interest to the other Party without receiving a request for that information from that other Party.
SCOPE OF THE ARRANGEMENT. 1.1 The parties agree that the scope of services shall be principally to operate, manage and supply catering services on the SMU from the commencement date of operations. Railway will provide space for erecting
1.2 This Agreement confirms and establishes that the scope of the arrangement between the parties shall be governed by the provisions of Annexure 1 (scope of services to be rendered by the Licensee).
1.3 It is agreed by the Licensee that the norms with regard catering charges payable to License for providing catering services on the SMU are also subject to the pre-determined prices as set forth in Annexure II of this Agreement. The Licensee also hereby confirms and acknowledges that Railway shall have the absolute right and discretion to change and modify the prices set forth in Annexure II without any need for prior discussion with the Licensee and the decision of Railway shall be strictly enforced by the licensee during the terms of this Agreement.
SCOPE OF THE ARRANGEMENT. The Parties agree to exchange technical and regulatory information relating to the safety of nuclear facilities and activities designated by mutual consent to the extent that they are permitted to do so under the laws, regulations and policy directives of their respective authorities. The information exchange includes in particular: "* Safety legislation, regulations and guidelines; "* Major safety reviews, safety initiatives and licensing decisions; * Reports on incidents and other operational experience of major safety significance; "* Safety related research and development, including development of methods for safety regulation and supervision; and "* Major public information activities. For the purpose of this arrangement, the expression "safety related" means related to nuclear safety and does not include other aspects of safety.
SCOPE OF THE ARRANGEMENT. 2.1 The understandings found in this document will apply to all species of tuna and tunalike species (including billfish and other incidental by-catch (hereinafter referred to as “tuna”)), taken by longline vessels, wherever they may occur in the Area.
