Continuing Actions Sample Clauses
The Continuing Actions clause defines obligations or responsibilities that remain in effect even after the termination or expiration of an agreement. Typically, this clause applies to duties such as confidentiality, indemnification, or payment of outstanding amounts, ensuring that parties must continue to honor these commitments beyond the contract’s end. Its core function is to provide ongoing protection and clarity by specifying which provisions survive the contract’s conclusion, thereby preventing disputes over lingering responsibilities.
Continuing Actions a. DoD may provide the parties to the PA with information regarding actions DoD believes could continue without interfering with the dispute resolution process.
b. Within 15 days of receiving DoD’s plan for continuing action, the ACHP will provide comments on DoD’s plan.
c. DoD will take ACHP comments into account, notify the parties to the dispute of DoD’s decision on possible continuing actions, and proceed accordingly.
Continuing Actions a. Signatories may provide the Signatories to the PA with information regarding actions they believe could continue without interfering with the dispute resolution process.
b. Signatories seeking to continue an action shall provide a plan to do so to the ACHP and other Signatories for review and comment.
c. ACHP shall provide comments on plans to continue action within 15 days of receipt.
d. Signatories seeking to continue an action will take into account ACHP comments, provide the Signatories with the decision on possible continuing actions, and proceed accordingly.