GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS Sample Clauses

GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS. Dispute resolution

GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS. The governance arrangements shall be the same as those applicable to the ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ proposed to be made to ACBF to co-finance this Trust Fund. Standard Provisions applicable to the This Annex shall be applicable to and form an integral part of all agreements entered into between the Bank and the Donors that provide Contributions to be administered by the Bank for the Trust Fund.

GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS. The schedule will be managed through the quarterly Integrated Finance and Performance meetings which are part of the Integration Executive’s governance arrangements. Lead officers are named in Section 14.

GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS. 2.1 The Parties agree that the CoL will be the Delivery Body and authorises it to sign agreements in relation to the implementation of the agreed and approved deliverables of the SAMM programme. To optimize the function of the Partnership, the Parties shall permit the Delivery Body to procure external services in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 and the Delivery Body’s internal Contract and Procurement Rules (as set out in the ‘City of London Procurement Code Part One: Rules’ attached at Appendix 1, any changes to these Rules will be communicated by the Delivery Body to the Technical Oversight Group). The Delivery Body will provide financial systems and processes to enable the efficient and transparent implementation of the Epping Forest SAC SAMM Strategy. The Delivery Body will provide the Technical Oversight Group with regular business plans and financial statements. This should include a year-end statement of account for the financial reporting period 1st April – 31st March and be provided by 30th September each year. 2.2 The CoL as the Delivery Body will submit a Programme of Investment, with input from and for approval by the Technical Oversight Group. The Programme of Investment shall be reviewed and amended in writing from time to time as the Parties consider appropriate and as may be agreed by the Technical Oversight Group. Further financial details can be found in Schedule 3. 2.3 The parties shall agree an allocation formula for the ▇▇▇▇▇ Contributions across the partners to be collected from all relevant development for the benefit of the Partnership. 2.4 The Parties acknowledge their intention that Natural England as statutory adviser would be requested to continue to take on the responsibility of organising the Technical Oversight Group, and chairing meetings that take place unless alternative agreements are made or should Natural England review its involvement.

GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS. 5.1 The Joint Committee will utilise Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB’s Committee arrangements to assist it in discharging its governance responsibilities. 5.2 Where the Joint Committee utilises Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB’s sub-committee arrangements such as the Quality, Safety and Risk Committee, Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB will ensure that the appropriate responsibilities are afforded to the Joint Committee and the agenda is constructed to ensure relevant issues are to be properly managed to allow the Joint Committee to satisfy itself from a risk management and controls assurance perspective. 5.3 The Joint Committee will adopt the risk assessing mechanisms of the host subject to appropriate adaptation to take into account the specific functions WHSSC. 5.5 The Lead Director will provide reports from the Joint Committee to Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB’s Board in line with Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB’s scheme of delegation to enable Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB to assure itself that appropriate control measures are in place in accordance with the requirements of the Statement of Internal Control.

GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS. The NLAP will be supported by the Legal Assistance Services Inter Governmental Committee consisting of officials from the Parties. This Committee is supported by a National Legal Assistance Advisory Group, consisting of representatives from the national legal assistance sector, research bodies and other national bodies related to legal assistance. Officials from the Commonwealth will, within each jurisdiction and on a tripartite basis, meet annually with officials from the State and delegates representing each type of legal assistance provider individually to discuss issues relating to the NLAP. Enforceability of the Agreement The Parties do not intend any of the provisions of the NLAP to be legally enforceable. However, this does not lessen the Parties’ commitment to the NLAP. Review of the Agreement In accordance with Clause E23 of the IGA FFR, the NLAP is time limited. To assess the degree to which the agreed objectives and outcomes and/or outputs have been achieved, and inform decisions regarding the appropriate treatment following its expiry, an Independent Review of the NLAP will be scheduled to be completed approximately 18 months prior to its expiry. The NLAP is intended to provide funding for the delivery of legal assistance services which help vulnerable people facing disadvantage, who are unable to afford private legal services, to engage effectively with the justice system in order to address their legal problems. The Independent Review of the NLAP should, at a minimum, consider: progress towards achieving the overall objectives and outcomes of the NLAP; the appropriateness of the NLAP in achieving its objective and outcomes and delivering its outputs; and whether mainstream, specialist and Aboriginal and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Strait Islander specific legal assistance services funded under the NLAP have been delivered in an effective, efficient and appropriate manner. The Independent Review will be conducted by an appropriately skilled and qualified independent third party, including that the third party will be able to conduct a review in a culturally appropriate manner, or be able to work with, sub‑contract or partner with another entity that has this capability. The terms of reference for the Independent Review will be jointly developed by the Parties, in consultation with the National Legal Assistance Advisory Group. The Commonwealth will lead the management of the Independent Review, with key decisions to be made jointly by the Parties and in consultatio...

GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS. Dispute resolution 21. Either Party may give notice to the other Party of a dispute under this Agreement. 22. Officials of the Parties will attempt to resolve any dispute in the first instance. 23. If a dispute cannot be resolved by officials, it may be escalated to the relevant Ministers and if necessary, the relevant Ministerial Council. 24. If a dispute cannot be resolved by the relevant Ministers, it may be referred by a Party to COAG for consideration. 25. The Agreement may be amended at any time by agreement in writing by the Parties. 26. A Party to the Agreement may terminate their participation in the Agreement at any time by notifying the other Party in writing. 27. The Parties have confirmed their commitment to this agreement as follows:

GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS. Life of the Agreement

GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS. Variation of this Agreement