Consultation Phase Sample Clauses

The Consultation Phase clause establishes a formal period during which the parties engage in discussions to address and resolve specific issues or disputes before taking further action. Typically, this phase requires both parties to meet, share relevant information, and attempt to reach a mutually acceptable solution, often within a set timeframe. Its core practical function is to encourage collaboration and problem-solving, potentially avoiding escalation to litigation or arbitration and saving time and resources for both parties.
Consultation Phase. The CF By-Laws shall also provide that, during the Trade Sale Procedure, the Dissolution Procedure and/or the Demerger Procedure, as the case may be (such period also the “Consultation Phase”) each of the CF Shareholders shall (a) be prohibited and not allowed to transfer its CF Shareholding other than in the context and for the limited purposes of the relevant procedures, and (b) consult with the other to find a common strategy to dispose of their respective Participations in Pirelli with a view to maximizing the proceeds of any such disposal, taking also into account the best entrepreneurial interest of CF and of Pirelli. In the event that the CF Shareholders reach an agreement on such disposal, the entire CF Shareholding and/or all the Pirelli Shares owned, also indirectly, by CF shall be disposed of according to such agreement, notwithstanding and in lieu of the relevant procedure currently in place, that shall be in such case, and where required, revoked.
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Consultation Phase. The SP will schedule a consultation meeting with the Customer. The purpose of the Consultation Phase is for the SP and Customer to work together to derive the network security design and policy based on Customer’s specific security needs. Proper planning at this point is necessary to ensure the smooth and proper installation of the BOX and operation of the Security Services.
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Consultation Phase. SERVICE PROVIDER RESPONSIBILITIES CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES Consultation Meeting The SP will schedule with Customer a consultation meeting. The SP and Customer will work together to establish the initial policy/rules to be implemented, based on the Customer’s security vulnerability assessment and risk analysis, and specific Customer requirements. Customer agrees to perform a security vulnerability assessment and a risk analysis of it’s own environment, prior to the consultation meeting. Policy Design The SP will recommend security options where applicable. Customer has the ultimate decision on the policies to be implemented, and accepts responsibility for the final policy. To facilitate the consulting meeting, Customer is expected to provide the following information prior to or at the meeting: Ÿ A complete Firewall/VPN Implementation Checklist, a list of Customer security requirements and goals to be used as input to the joint development of the security policy by the SP and the Customer. Ÿ Current diagram of Customer’s network showing, at the minimum, all Internet accessible servers, routers and IP addresses in use. Implementation Plan The SP will receive an Implementation Plan from Customer for approval, indicating deliverables agreed upon in the meeting. Customer will provide the SP with an Implementation Plan for approval, indicating deliverables agreed upon in the meeting. BOX Design The SP will design all BOX necessary to establish the requested service. n/a
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Consultation Phase. Within seven 7 days of the signing of this Agreement, a project manager will engage in a consultation with You to discuss your objectives, target audience, and intended style, appearance, color scheme and content.
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Consultation Phase. The consultation phase shall comprise two distinct meetings, held not less than 16 calendar days apart: • First consultation phase meeting: The first meeting in the consultation phase shall take place 21 days after Central Management has given its written reply to the alternative proposals made by the SE-Works Council. It shall, where necessary, allow the staff representatives to clarify the content of Central Management’s reply or possibly, in the event of disagreement regarding this reply, to submit new alternative proposals to Central Management on which a final round of discussions shall be held with a view to reaching a compromise if possible. In order to enable the staff representatives to prepare this meeting, the SE-Works Council shall have the right to hold a one-day internal meeting beforehand. When new alternative proposals have been formulated by the SE-Works Council, Central Management shall confirm its final position regarding these proposals in writing within a maximum of seven days after the first consultation phase meeting. • Second consultation phase meeting: The second meeting in the consultation phase shall be held not less than 16 days after the first meeting. During this meeting, and in light of Central Management’s written reply, the SE-Works Council shall express its opinion on the project that Central Management has presented to it. An internal preparatory meeting of the SE-Works Council shall be organised on the day before this second meeting.
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Consultation Phase. The point at which a Committee Draft is published begins the consultation phase of this Procedure. If it anticipated that a Committee Draft will become a DDEX Standard rather than a Candidate Standard, such Committee Draft shall in all cases be declared in conjunction with a sufficient number of Sample Messages which taken together demonstrate (a) that there are no technical errors in the Committee Draft likely to cause Licensees problems in carrying out implementations once the Committee Draft has become a DDEX Standard and (b) show how the relevant Standard can be implemented by Licensees. When a Committee Draft has been declared, the Sponsor/Chair of the Working Group shall instruct the Secretariat to invite all Members (regardless of which category to which they belong) to comment on it in the form of Input Documents. This consultation procedure shall last one calendar month. At the end of the consultation, the Technical Management Group shall be convened by the Secretariat to determine whether or not the nature of the comments submitted by Members allow the Committee Draft to progress to Draft Standard status. The Technical Management Group may consult with the Sponsor and, in addition, consult the Working Group to assist in determining the next steps. The Technical Management Group shall review the comments received from Members during the consultation and determine if the Committee Draft can progress taking into account those comments. If the Technical Management Group, which may consult with the Sponsor, determines that the comments do allow the Committee Draft to progress, it shall instruct the Secretariat to produce: (a) a Draft Standard; and (b) a Disposition of Comments document that details how each of the comments from Members have been taken into account when issuing the Draft Standard. If the comments received from the Members are deemed to be predominantly editorial or otherwise minor, the Technical Management Group can also instruct the Secretariat to produce and issue the Draft Standard and Disposition of Comments directly without involving the Sponsor of the relevant Working Group. If no comments are received, no Disposition of Comments needs to be issued. If the Technical Management Group determines that the comments received during the consultation do not allow the Committee Draft to progress, the Technical Management Group shall demote it to Working Draft and the Sponsor shall inform the Board of the reasons for this decision. The Bo...
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Related to Consultation Phase

  • Consultations A Party may request in writing consultations with the other Party with respect to any matter referred to in Article 174 (Scope of Application).

  • Consultation 10.1 The Employer agrees to consult the Employee timeously where the exercising of its powers will have amongst others- 10.1.1 A direct effect on the performance of any of the Employee’s functions; 10.1.2 Commit the Employee to implement or to give effect to a decision made by the Employer; and 10.1.3 A substantial financial effect on the Employer. 10.2 The Employer agrees to inform the Employee of the outcome of any decisions taken pursuant to the exercise of powers contemplated in clause 12.1 as soon as is practicable to enable the Employee to take any necessary action with delay.

  • JOINT CONSULTATION 25.01 The parties acknowledge the mutual benefits to be derived from joint consultation and will consult on matters of common interest. 25.02 The subjects that may be determined as appropriate for joint consultation will be by mutual agreement of the parties. 25.03 Wherever possible, the Council shall consult with representatives of the Professional Institute at the appropriate level about contemplated changes in conditions of employment or working conditions not governed by this Agreement.