Transitional Measures. 1. A Party that is a developing country (developing country Party) may, with the agreement of the other Parties, adopt or maintain one or more of the following transitional measures, during a transition period set out in, and in accordance with, Section J of the Party’s Schedule to Annex 15-A:
(a) a price preference programme, provided that the programme:
(i) provides a preference only for the part of the tender incorporating goods or services originating in that developing country Party; and
(ii) is transparent, and that the preference and its application in the procurement are clearly described in the notice of intended procurement;
(b) an offset, provided that any requirement for, or consideration of, the imposition of the offset is clearly stated in the notice of intended procurement;
(c) the phased-in addition of specific entities or sectors; and
(d) a threshold that is higher than its permanent threshold. A transitional measure shall be applied in a manner that does not discriminate between the other Parties.
2. The Parties may agree to the delayed application of any obligation in this Chapter, other than Article 15.4.1(b) (General Principles), by the developing country Party while that Party implements the obligation. The implementation period shall be only the period necessary to implement the obligation.
3. Any developing country Party that has negotiated an implementation period for an obligation under paragraph 2 shall list in its Schedule to Annex 15-A the agreed implementation period, the specific obligation subject to the implementation period and any interim obligation with which it has agreed to comply during the implementation period.
4. After this Agreement has entered into force for a developing country Party, the other Parties, on request of that developing country Party, may:
(a) extend the transition period for a measure adopted or maintained under paragraph 1 or any implementation period negotiated under paragraph 2; or
(b) approve the adoption of a new transitional measure under paragraph 1, in special circumstances that were unforeseen.
5. A developing country Party that has negotiated a transitional measure under paragraphs 1 or 4, an implementation period under paragraph 2, or any extension under paragraph 4, shall take those steps during the transition period or implementation period that may be necessary to ensure that it is in compliance with this Chapter at the end of any such period. The developing country Party shall prompt...
Transitional Measures. 1. The Parties shall immediately perform all procedures required to formalise this Agreement with the appropriate institutions, in conformity with their respective legal requirements.
2. The Government of Colombia shall deposit this Agreement with the General Secretariat of the Latin American Integration Association (ALADI), in conformity with the Montevideo Treaty 1980 and the Resolutions of the Council of Ministers of Foreign Relations of the Contracting Parties to the said Treaty.
Transitional Measures. Contracting Parties other than the Commission that have not notified the Commission that this Agreement has entered into force for themselves, as set out in Article 51(4), may participate in the work of the JPASC, as observers, subject to such states signing the Agreement on participation in the work of the JPASC as an observer, attached as Annex III. Contracting Parties other than the Commission that have not submitted to the Commission the Confirmation referred to in Article 51(4) shall not be taken into account for the purposes of reaching a common accord, qualified majority or simple majority under this Agreement.
Transitional Measures. Any disciplinary measure issued prior to the coming into force of this article shall be governed by the provisions of the agreement in force at the time it was issued, unless the board and union agree otherwise.
Transitional Measures. Member States that have not notified the Commission that this Agreement has entered into force for themselves, as set out in Article 51(4), may participate in the work of the Joint Procurement Steering Committee, as observers, subject to such Member States signing the Agreement on participation in the work of the Joint Procurement Steering Committee as an observer, attached as Annex III. Member States that have not submitted to the Commission the Confirmation referred to in Article 51(4) shall not be taken into account for the purposes of reaching a common accord, qualified majority or simple majority under this Agreement.
Transitional Measures. 63. Since forest management activities are projected for the Territory between the date of signing the Agreement and the coming into force of the next general forest management plans, the parties agree to take all necessary measures to ensure that the present adapted forestry regime is operational and progressively integrated into the annual cutting programs for 2002- 2003, 2003-2004 and 2004-2005 in the following manner.
5.1 Annual forest management plan 2002-2003
64. According to the annual forestry management plans filed on or around December 1st, 2001, the Cree traplines that are affected by forest management activities during the 2002-2003 year are listed. The list is provided to the Crees as soon as possible after the signature of the Agreement.
65. Upon the signature of the present Agreement, the ministère des Ressources naturelles will prepare compilations for the entirety of each Cree trapline in which cutting is projected, in order to:
i. ensure the conservation of stands measuring more than seven (7) meters in height in a minimum of 30% of the productive area;
ii. to evaluate the percentage of the productive area that has been subject to fires or CPRS during the last nineteen (19) years, so as to:
a) respect the annual standard of 40% maximum per twenty (20) year period as defined in Section 3.11.1-b of the Agreement;
b) establish the annual admissible cutting level in accordance with the maxima provided for in the Agreement.
66. After that, the ministère des Ressources naturelles forwards to the agreement holders concerned the results of the analyses provided for in the previous paragraph, indicating to them to revise their plans so as to:
i) correct, if need be, the total projected cutting area to bring it into conformity with the allowable annual maximum;
ii) revise the surface area of the cutting blocks with buffer strips according to the standard provided for in section 3.11 of Chapter 3 of the Agreement;
iii) apply section 3.12 of Chapter 3 of the Agreement by using only mosaic cutting near watercourses of a width of five (5) meters or more and lakes of an area greater than five (5) km2;
iv) apply the measures provided for in section 3.13 of Chapter 3 of the Agreement to new roads crossing the boundaries of traplines.
67. In regard to the sites of special interest to the Crees and the forested areas presenting wildlife interest for the Crees, the parties to the present Agreement shall make such efforts as are necessary, whether or not the ...
Transitional Measures. UNDP will inform Partners of the date of entry into force of this policy. Any SLA or other service agreement with Partners for the provision of non-staff personnel contracts, must be replaced with the Partner Agreement for the provision of PPSAs no later than 31 December 2022. No new SC or IC contracts that would otherwise fall under the PPSA policy, may be issued for Partners after that date.
Transitional Measures. 149. Upon the coming into force of legislation mentioned in section 208, and subject to the provisions of this Agreement:
(a) the Regional Government and the Cree Nation Government shall succeed to the rights, powers, assets and obligations of the MBJ insofar as they pertain to the territories subject to the jurisdiction of the Regional Government and of the Cree Nation Government, as the case may be;
(b) the Regional Government and the Cree Nation Government shall become, without continuance of suit, a party to all legal proceedings to which the Municipalité de Baie-Xxxxx is party in respect of their respective territories;
(c) all the by-laws, resolutions or other acts adopted by the MBJ shall be deemed to be by-laws, resolutions or acts of the Regional Government or of the Cree Nation Government insofar as they pertain to the territories subject to the jurisdiction of the Regional Government and of the Cree Nation Government, as the case may be. They shall remain in force in such territories until the date that they cease to have effect as provided for according to their terms, until their objects are attained or until they are replaced or repealed by the Regional Government and of the Cree Nation Government, as the case may be;
(d) the Regional Government shall be a party to any contract or agreement to which the MBJ is a party, which shall continue to have effect after the establishment of the Regional Government and of the Cree Nation Government. The Regional Government may agree with the Cree Nation Government on the terms and conditions of allocation of expenses and revenues associated with any such contract or agreement, if it applies on both Category II Lands and Category III Lands. 150. Pending the coming into force of the legislation mentioned in section 208, the MBJ shall submit to the Implementation Committee, for advice, any exceptional financial commitment, it being understood that expenditures related to services and supplies in the normal course of operations shall not be considered as an exceptional financial commitment.
Transitional Measures. 1. The provisions of this Regulation shall not apply to applications […] under Union […] law as well as requests for scientific outputs submitted to the Authority prior to [general date of entry of application:18 months after its entry into force].
2. The term of office of the members of the Management Board of the Authority who are in office on 30 June 2022, shall expire on that date. Notwithstanding the dates of application referred to in Article 11 of this Regulation, the procedure for nomination and appointment of members to the Management Board set out in Article 1
Transitional Measures. Where an employee (who is not then in receipt of the Qualification Allowance, and who becomes eligible for such allowance as a result of this clause) makes application and provides supporting documentary evidence within six (6) months of the commencement of this Agreement, that employee will receive payment for the allowance effective from the date of commencement of this Agreement.
