Common use of Termination of Provisional Member Clause in Contracts

Termination of Provisional Member. B.6.4.1 At each General Meeting of the Agreement the Authorized Members must review the length of period for which Provisional Membership has been granted to each organisation holding that status (which period is normally two or four years but which may be extended by one or more terms of two years). B.6.4.2 If in the view of a two-thirds majority of Authorized Members, a Provisional Member is making insufficient progress towards becoming an Authorized Member or is failing to meet its reasonable (non-financial) obligations under an Agreement, the Authorized Members may give notice to that effect to the organisation concerned. Such notice must state the specific nature of the concerns. B.6.4.3 A Provisional Member may be removed for failure to meet financial obligations according to the processes set out in the multi-party agreement. Reinstatement shall be according to the processes set out in the multi-party agreement. B.6.4.4 Any Provisional Member which receives notice from the Authorized Members shall have one year from the date of the notice in which to demonstrate that it has taken appropriate action and has recommenced the fulfilment of its obligations and progress towards becoming an Authorized Member. A six monthly report would normally be required from the Provisional Member on its progress toward becoming an Authorized Member. B.6.4.5 If, after that year, the majority of the Authorized Members agree that significant improvement has been made, but not sufficient to remove doubt that the Provisional Member in question is fulfilling its obligations, the period for demonstrating improvement may be extended by one year.

Termination of Provisional Member. B.6.4.1 At each General Meeting of the Agreement the Authorized Authorised Members must review the length of period for which Provisional Membership has been granted to each organisation holding that status (which period is normally two or four years but which may be extended by one or more terms of two years). B.6.4.2 If in the view of a two-thirds majority of Authorized Authorised Members, a Provisional Member is making insufficient progress towards becoming an Authorized Authorised Member or is failing to meet its reasonable (non-financial) obligations under an Agreement, the Authorized Authorised Members may give notice to that effect to the organisation concerned. Such notice must state the specific nature of the concerns. B.6.4.3 A Provisional Member may be removed for failure to meet financial obligations according to the processes set out in the multi-party agreement. Reinstatement shall be according to the processes set out in the multi-party agreement. B.6.4.4 Any Provisional Member which receives notice from the Authorized Authorised Members shall have one year from the date of the notice in which to demonstrate that it has taken appropriate action and has recommenced the fulfilment of its obligations and progress towards becoming an Authorized Authorised Member. A six monthly report would normally be required from the Provisional Member on its progress toward becoming an Authorized Authorised Member. B.6.4.5 If, after that year, the majority of the Authorized Authorised Members agree that significant improvement has been made, but not sufficient to remove doubt that the Provisional Member in question is fulfilling its obligations, the period for demonstrating improvement may be extended by one year. B.6.4.6 If, in the view of a majority of Authorised Members, an Provisional Member which has been given notice under the provisions above has not taken sufficient corrective actions within the specified period the organisation is deemed to have been removed from Provisional Membership. The date of removal must be immediate from the date of notice to that effect.

Termination of Provisional Member. B.6.4.1 B.6.4.1. At each General Meeting of the Agreement the Authorized Members must review the length of period for which Provisional Membership has been granted to each organisation holding that status (which period is normally two or four years but which may be extended by one or more terms of two years). B.6.4.2 B.6.4.2. If in the view of a two-thirds majority of Authorized Members, a Provisional Member is making insufficient progress towards becoming an Authorized Member or is failing to meet its reasonable (non-financial) obligations under an Agreement, the Authorized Members may give notice to that effect to the organisation concerned. Such notice must state the specific nature of the concerns. B.6.4.3 B.6.4.3. A Provisional Member may be removed for failure to meet financial obligations according to the processes set out in the multi-party agreement. Reinstatement shall be according to the processes set out in the multi-party agreement. B.6.4.4 B.6.4.4. Any Provisional Member which receives notice from the Authorized Members shall have one year from the date of the notice in which to demonstrate that it has taken appropriate action and has recommenced the fulfilment of its obligations and progress towards becoming an Authorized Member. A six monthly report would normally be required from the Provisional Member on its progress toward becoming an Authorized Member. B.6.4.5 B.6.4.5. If, after that year, the majority of the Authorized Members agree that significant improvement has been made, but not sufficient to remove doubt that the Provisional Member in question is fulfilling its obligations, the period for demonstrating improvement may be extended by one year. B.6.4.6. If, in the view of a majority of Authorized Members, an Provisional Member which has been given notice under the provisions above has not taken sufficient corrective actions within the specified period the organisation is deemed to have been removed from Provisional Membership. The date of removal must be immediate from the date of notice to that effect.