Common use of DATA RECONCILIATION Clause in Contracts

DATA RECONCILIATION. The COCIS is used for reconciling quantitative data between and within the various stages of the supply chain. The reconciliation processes aim to ensure that timber quantities by species and dimensions are consistent all along the supply chain, in particular to prove that the quantity dispatched does not exceed the quantity received and that during processing the ratio between the quantity of raw materials and the quantity of processed products is rational. Protocols will be developed for reconciliation of consolidated data over several supply chains and over time with a view to providing evidence of the legality of the whole forest sector at regional or national level. In addition to the reconciliation of quantitative data, the COCS checks with the LVD database that there is full compliance with the LD prior to each sale whether intended for export or sale in Liberia.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Voluntary Partnership Agreement, Voluntary Partnership Agreement, Voluntary Partnership Agreement

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