Cooperation organisation Sample Clauses

Cooperation organisation. When the Contract is concluded, MFA will appoint a contact person who will be the Consultant’s contact with MFA and who is authorised to bind MFA in relation to all matters pertaining to the Contract. Similarly, the Consultant will appoint a contact person to handle the contact to MFA, including in particular MFA’s contact person, in connection with the performance of the Contract and who is authorised to bind the Consultant in relation to all matters pertaining to the Contract. MFA’s contact person is Special Advisor Xxxxx Xxx, xxxxxx@xx.xx and Head of Section Xxxxxxxxx Xxxx xxxxxx@xx.xx. The Consultant’s contact person is [], email [], telephone number []. The Consultant must accept a reasoned request from MFA for substitution of persons in the Consultant’s cooperation organisation, unless this will jeopardise the Consultant’s performance of the Contract. For reasons of continuity of a task, the Consultant may not, on its own initiative, substitute employees/the contact person for a task, unless such substitution is due to the personal circumstances of the employee/contact person or other external circumstances beyond the Consultant’s control. Substitution of employees/contact person in the Consultant’s cooperation organisation can only take place for persons with similar competencies. MFA reserves the right to approve or reject a new employee. A rejection must be reasoned.
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Cooperation organisation. When the Contract is concluded, MFA will appoint a contact person who will be the Consultant’s contact with MFA and who is authorised to bind MFA in relation to all matters pertaining to the Contract. Similarly, the Consultant will appoint a contact person to handle the contact to MFA, including in particular MFA’s contact person, in connection with the performance of the Contract and who is authorised to bind the Consultant in relation to all matters pertaining to the Contract. MFA’s contact person is Special Advisor Xxxx Xxxxxxxx, email xxxxxx@xx.xx, telephone number +0000000000. The Consultant’s contact person is [], email [], telephone number []. The Consultant must accept a reasoned request from MFA for substitution of persons in the Consultant’s cooperation organisation, unless this will jeopardise the Consultant’s performance of the Contract. For reasons of continuity of a task, the Consultant may not, on its own initiative, substitute employees/the contact person for a task, unless such substitution is due to the personal circumstances of the employee/contact person or other external circumstances beyond the Consultant’s control. Substitution of employees/contact person in the Consultant’s cooperation organisation can only take place for persons with similar competencies. MFA reserves the right to approve or reject a new employee. A rejection must be reasoned.

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