Interpretative Materials Sample Clauses
The Interpretative Materials clause defines how supplementary documents, guidelines, or explanatory notes are to be used in understanding and applying the main contract. Typically, this clause clarifies whether such materials are legally binding, how they should be referenced in case of ambiguity, and whether they take precedence over the contract's main text. Its core function is to ensure that all parties have a clear framework for resolving uncertainties or disputes about the contract's meaning, thereby reducing the risk of misinterpretation.
Interpretative Materials. 6.8.1 NTI shall develop or contract for the development of interpretative materials, such as signs, displays, brochures, and other information about the natural and cultural resources in and around for all or some of the NWAs and MBSs identified in Schedule 6-1 (the “Interpretative Materials”). The Interpretative Materials shall be initiated and completed in accordance with Schedule 15-2, amended as appropriate by the Parties in each year’s annual review, given available funding and the Inuit Parties’ priorities. CWS shall provide NTI with IIBA Implementation Funds in the amounts identified in line 4 of Schedule 15-1 to develop or contract for the development of the Interpretative Materials.
6.8.2 The purpose of the Interpretative Materials shall be to facilitate the development of environmentally sustainable tourism and guiding in and around NWAs and MBSs.
6.8.3 NTI shall develop criteria by which, Inuit Tourism Providers or other Inuit persons or entities with similar interests may access the funds identified in section 6.8.
1. The criteria shall be consistent with the purpose set forth in section 6.8.2, and they shall, except where otherwise agreed, include a requirement to obtain matching funds from other sources.
6.8.4 As part of the development of Interpretative Materials, NTI shall prepare a Tourism Providers’ Guide, in English and the Inuit Language, for some or all of the NWAs and MBSs identified in Schedule 6-1. The Guide shall assist Inuit Tourism Providers, and in particular guides, outfitters and resource interpreters, in providing interpretative information and logistical services to Visitors on significant aspects of the natural and cultural resources in and around NWAs and MBSs.
6.8.5 CWS shall assist NTI in the preparation of the material to be contained in any Tourism Providers’ Guides with respect to the natural resources in and around NWAs and MBSs.
6.8.6 Interpretative Materials shall incorporate Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit, with special regard to an NWA’s or MBS’s physical features, ecology, wildlife, and Inuit heritage and culture.
6.8.7 CWS shall within a reasonable time review all biological and ecological information to be contained in the Interpretative Materials (exclusive of Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit), to ensure the accuracy of the information.
6.8.8 CWS shall include, along with any electronic or other information or promotional material it makes available to Visitors or persons inquiring about an NWA or MBS:
(a) the names and addre...
Interpretative Materials. The WWICC and the NPS shall prepare interpretative materials covering the development and history of the World War I Memorial site, including the M. ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ design, for use at the site as part of physical improvements and as part of an on-line database with the District of Columbia Office of Planning. The WWICC and the NPS shall provide drafts of the interpretive materials for DC SHPO and NCPC comment prior to finalizing the document. The type of materials produced and their method of distribution shall be determined by the Interpretation Division of NAMA. Historical interpretation shall be incorporated into the Memorial Site before the Memorial is opened to the public.