Common use of Collaborative Decision-Making Principles Clause in Contracts

Collaborative Decision-Making Principles. The purpose of collaborative decision- making is to increase the compatibility of the Parties’ respective decision-making processes in accordance with the following principles: (a) seeking agreement or consistency between decisions can avoid conflict, lead to durable outcomes, and facilitate economic development in the Territories; (b) collaboration processes should be designed based on the significance of potential impacts and the circumstances of the decisions, as well as the Parties’ respective capacities; and (c) the Parties will avoid taking positions and will attempt to resolve issues in an interest-based manner.

Collaborative Decision-Making Principles. The purpose of collaborative decision- decision-making is to increase the compatibility of the Parties’ respective decision-making processes in accordance with the following principles: (a) seeking agreement or consistency between decisions can avoid conflict, lead to durable outcomes, and facilitate economic development in the Territories; (b) collaboration collaborative processes should be designed based on the significance of potential impacts and the circumstances of the decisions, as well as the Parties’ respective capacities; and; (c) the Parties will avoid taking positions and will attempt to resolve issues in an interest-based manner; and (d) major projects may require customized collaborative decision-making processes.

Collaborative Decision-Making Principles. The purpose of collaborative decision- decision-making is to increase the compatibility of the Parties’ ' respective decision-making processes in accordance with the following principles: (a) seeking agreement or consistency between decisions can avoid conflict, lead to durable outcomes, and facilitate sustainable economic development in the Territories; (b) collaboration collaborative processes should be designed based on the significance of potential impacts and the circumstances of the decisions, as well as the Parties’ ' respective capacities; and; (c) the Parties will avoid taking positions and will attempt to resolve issues in an interest-based manner; and (d) major projects may require customized collaborative decision-making processes.