IMPLEMENTATION OF AUTHORITY Clause Samples

IMPLEMENTATION OF AUTHORITY. In order to implement the authority contained in Article II(a), the parties are authorized to: (i) meet, individually or collectively, with users (including inland carriers, ocean common carriers and/or cargo interests), government agencies and officials and others to discuss and attempt to reach a consensus with respect to the development, implementation and administration of the authorities contained in Articles II(a)(i) – (viii); (4th Edition) (ii) agree upon and undertake the formation, management, supervision, contracting with and/or dissolution of one or more non-profit corporations and/or limited liability companies, two of which are to be known initially as PierPass, Inc. and Pier Pass L.L.C., respectively, to implement and administer some or all agreements reached under Articles II(a)(i) – (viii) hereof, with such legal entities also having the authority to: act as agent(s) for the Agreement and/or the parties; publish, administer, and enforce any marine terminal operator schedule that may be adopted hereunder; evaluate, grant, deny and administer credit to customers of the parties in accordance with such marine terminal operator schedule; oversee and implement collection and distribution of charges, including legal action to collect the charges and exercise of lien and other legal rights on behalf of the parties; receive from and/or distribute to any or all of the parties confidential financial, creditworthiness and payment data or other information regarding shippers, consignees or other persons obligated to pay any charge or fee established under this Agreement for purposes of enforcing and collecting such charge or fee or determining creditworthiness; the distribution of monies collected as a result of such charges (which distribution may be based on total or other measures of cargo volume); reporting to the parties regarding same; and/or otherwise implement the parties’ decisions, including the authority to subcontract any responsibilities to third-party vendors. The parties themselves may also directly exercise any of the above authority. These separate legal entities may enter into contracts and agreements with one another, with the parties, or with third parties, implementing the authorities set forth herein; (iii) agree upon and establish procedures for implementing and administering any agreement reached hereunder with respect to the authorities contained in Articles II(a)(i) – (viii), which procedures may be set forth in an appendix her...
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