Effect and Content of Annual Operating Plan Sample Clauses

Effect and Content of Annual Operating Plan. The Annual Operating Plan is for informational and planning purposes and does not obligate any Party to any course of action or expenditures or constitute a Vote, Election, or unanimous agreement to participate in any specific activity or operation. To the extent known on the date of submission of the Annual Operating Plan, the Annual Operating Plan shall include the following items, without limitation:
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