Background and Structure Clause Samples
The 'Background and Structure' clause serves to provide context and outline the organizational framework of the agreement. It typically introduces the parties involved, summarizes the purpose of the contract, and may describe how the document is organized or how its provisions interrelate. For example, it might explain the business relationship leading to the agreement or reference prior negotiations. This clause ensures that all parties have a shared understanding of the contract’s intent and layout, helping to prevent misunderstandings about its scope and application.
Background and Structure. A.1 HMISBackground
A.2 HUD Requirements and HMIS Data Standards
A.3 Annual Homeless Assessment Report (AHAR)
A.4 Georgia HMIS Organization, Management and Contacts Project Goals
1) Assist homeless persons to navigate the continuum of care
2) Assist homeless service agencies with information allowing them to better serve their clients
3) Assist homeless agencies, local, state and Federal entities with information on numbers of homeless persons, reasons for homelessness, services they require, services they receive, gaps in services, etc. The Georgia HMIS is a collaborative statewide effort to implement HMIS across eight of the nine Georgia continuums of care. Columbus-Muscogee has a separate HMIS implementation. The Lead Agency for the Georgia HMIS project is the Department of Community Affairs. The lead agency oversees the HMIS project and manages the Supportive Housing Program grant from HUD, however each Continuum of Care is responsible for ensuring that the implementation is successful in their Continuum. Many of the Continuum of Care also have HMIS staff that work specifically on HMIS issues in that Continuum. Each CoC is responsible for soliciting feedback from agencies and stakeholders and communicating that feedback to the Steering Committee. Each CoC should establish an advisory group made up of agencies and other stakeholders in order to solicit feedback on HMIS implementation. The CoC representative should then bring this feedback to the Steering Committee. The Steering Committee is made up of representatives from each of the eight continuum of care and the DCA project manager. The role of the steering committee is to oversee overall implementation and request enhancements to the ClientTrack system. Each CoC is responsible for ensuring that all agencies in that CoC are adhering to the State or Local CoC HMIS policies. The CoC lead should coordinate with DCA in order to develop a training and technical assistance plan that will allow them to troubleshoot any problems in implementation. Agencies can also request training and technical assistance from their CoC Representative. If a user or agency has a request for a system enhancement they are required to communicate the request to their CoC lead that will pass it on to the project manager for review. This request will be reviewed by the GA HMIS Steering Committee. For issues related to system errors, agencies and the continuum of care representatives should communicate directly with ClientTrack. Sy...
Background and Structure. 1.1. The Company owns certain Content which it wishes to licence to VGCS on the terms and conditions set out in this Agreement.
Background and Structure. 1.1 The Customer has agreed to participate in the Company's managed supply initiative, which aims to: (i) release previously untapped emergency network capacity for everyday use; (ii) enable savings by changing the way electricity is used; (iii) reduce infrastructure improvement costs being passed to customers; and (iv) deliver benefits to regions and the entire UK.
1.2 The Company is proposing a solution whereby the Customer's incoming supply is controlled by the Company without notice for the purpose of its demand response activities ("Managed Supply").
1.3 As part of Managed Supply, the Parties agree to the Connection of the Customer's Installation to the Company's Distribution System on the terms and conditions of this Managed Connection Agreement.
1.4 This Managed Connection Agreement consists of these General Provisions and the three additional parts: (i) Part A sets out the specific variations to Section 1 and Section 3 of the National Terms of Connection ("Applicable NTC Sections"); Part B sets out the additional terms that supplement the Applicable NTC Sections; and (iii) Part C sets out the Appendices.
1.5 Details of the Premises, the Connection Points, the technical characteristics of the Connection Points and other technical and operational matters are set out in Part C to this Managed Connection Agreement.
1.6 In consideration of the mutual rights and undertakings set out in this Managed Connection Agreement and of the monetary consideration set out in Part B, the Parties agree to the terms and conditions set out in this Managed Connection Agreement.
Background and Structure. 1.1. The Content Provider owns or otherwise has the right to exploit certain Content suitable for provision to Vodafone Group Companies for distribution and sale by those companies to their Customers.
1.2. All Content offered by the Content Provider from time to time under this Master Agreement shall be set out in Content Schedules signed by VGSL and the Content Provider. The Parties intend that each Vodafone Group Company wishing to distribute and/or resell some or all of such Content enters into a separate Contract with the Content Provider in accordance with the process set out in Clause 2.
Background and Structure. 2.1 The Customer has agreed to participate in the Company's Respond initiative, which aims to: (i) facilitate active management of fault current using retrofit technologies and commercial services; (ii) maximise the use of existing network assets with no detriment to asset health; (iii) reduce infrastructure improvement costs being passed to customers; and (iv) deliver benefits to regions and the entire UK.
2.2 The Company is proposing a solution whereby industrial, commercial and generation customers can operate their equipment to provide a fault current level management service (“Fault Level Limiting Service”).
2.3 As part of the Fault Level Limiting Service, the Customer agrees to the installation of the Company’s Equipment to the Customer’s Installation on the Customer’s Premises and the management of the Customer Equipment to respond to fault level current in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Installation and Management Agreement.
2.5 Details of the technical and operational matters are set out in Annex A to this Installation and Management Agreement.
2.6 In consideration of the mutual rights and undertakings set out in this Installation and Management Agreement, and of the monetary consideration set out herein, the Parties agree to the terms and conditions set out in this Installation and Management Agreement.
Background and Structure