Service Support Activities Sample Clauses

Service Support Activities. 1. United States forces may directly or through contract establish and operate at agreed facilities and areas service support activities, including military post offices, banking services, military service exchanges, commissaries, recreational service areas, and telecommunications services, including broadcast services. It is not the United States’ intention for broadcasting, media, and entertainment services to reach beyond the scope of the agreed facilities and areas. Taking into consideration Afghan laws, traditions, and customs, United States forces may continue to make available television and radio broadcast services such as media and entertainment programming for the purposes of morale, welfare, and recreation of United States forces and other authorized recipients located on agreed facilities and areas. 2. United States forces shall take appropriate measures to limit broadcasting, television programs, media, and entertainment services to authorized recipients and to agreed facilities and areas. 3. Access to service support activities shall be in accordance with United States regulations. United States forces authorities shall adopt appropriate measures to prevent the abuse of such service support activities and the sale or resale of goods or services to persons who are not authorized to patronize such service support activities or providers. 4. No license, permit, or inspection shall be required by Afghanistan for activities connected with such service support activities. 5. The activities, and any organizations undertaking the activities referred to in this Article, are integral parts of United States forces and shall be accorded the same fiscal and customs exemptions granted to United States forces, including those provided in Articles 16 and 17 of this Agreement. Such organizations and activities shall be maintained and operated in accordance with applicable United States regulations. Such activities shall not be required to collect or pay taxes or to pay other fees related to their operations. Access to these service support activities shall be restricted to members of the force, members of the civilian component, United States contractors and United States contractor employees, and others as may be authorized. 6. Mail shipped within the United States Military Postal Service transportation system shall be exempt from inspection, search, or seizure by Afghan authorities. 7. The Joint Commission shall periodically review the service support activ...
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Service Support Activities. 1. NATO Forces may directly or through contract establish and operate at Agreed Facilities and Areas service support activities, including military post offices, banking services, military service exchanges, commissaries, recreational service areas, and telecommunications services, including broadcast services. It is not NATO’s intention for broadcasting, media, and entertainment services to reach beyond the scope of the Agreed Facilities and Areas. Taking into consideration Afghan laws, traditions, and customs, NATO Forces may continue to make available television and radio broadcast services such as media and entertainment programming for the purposes of morale, welfare, and recreation of NATO Forces and other authorized recipients located on Agreed Facilities and Areas. 2. NATO Forces shall take appropriate measures to limit broadcasting, television programs, media, and entertainment services to authorized recipients and to Agreed Facilities and Areas. 3. Access to service support activities shall be in accordance with NATO policies and practice. NATO Forces Authorities shall adopt appropriate measures to prevent the abuse of such service support activities and the sale or resale of goods or services to persons who are not authorized to patronize such service support activities or providers. 4. No license, permit, or inspection shall be required by Afghanistan for activities connected with such service support activities. 5. The activities, and any organisations undertaking the activities referred to in this Article are integral parts of NATO Forces and shall be accorded the same fiscal and customs exemptions granted to NATO Forces, including those provided in Articles 14 and 15 of this Agreement. Such organisations and activities shall be maintained and operated in accordance with applicable NATO policies and practice. Such activities shall not be required to collect or pay taxes or to pay other fees related to their operations. Access to these service support activities shall be restricted to Members of the Force, Members of the Civilian Component, NATO Personnel, NATO Contractors and NATO Contractor Employees and others as may be authorized. 6. Mail shipped within the national military postal service transportation systems shall be exempt from inspection, search, or seizure by Afghan authorities. 7. The Afghanistan-NATO Implementation Commission shall periodically review the service support activities and resolve by mutual agreement questions arising...
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Service Support Activities. 1. United States military authorities may establish service support activities such as military service exchanges, commissaries, open messes, social and educational centers, and recreational service areas at the radar site exclusively for use by members of the force and of the civilian component, dependents, and other personnel as mutually agreed, and may operate them directly or through contract. United States military authorities shall inform the Czech Executive Agent about establishment of any such activity before commencement of its operation. No license, permit or inspection shall be required by the Czech Republic for activities connected with such facilities, unless otherwise mutually agreed. Such organizations and activities shall be maintained and operated in accordance with applicable United States regulations. The Parties agree to address, through their respective Executive Agents, any concerns that may arise in connection with these activities. 2. United States military authorities shall adopt appropriate measures to prevent the sale of goods and property imported into or acquired in the territory of the Czech Republic by the organizations referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article to persons who are not authorized to patronize such organizations. 3. Taxation of service support activities shall be in accordance with Article XV of this Agreement.
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