Joint Procedures Sample Clauses
The Joint Procedures clause establishes the framework for how parties will coordinate and collaborate on specific actions or processes that require joint participation. Typically, this clause outlines the steps for decision-making, communication, and execution of tasks that both parties must undertake together, such as joint inspections, approvals, or dispute resolution meetings. Its core practical function is to ensure that both parties are aligned and act in concert when required, thereby reducing misunderstandings and streamlining cooperative efforts.
Joint Procedures. Both parties agree to implement and adhere to the procedures and duties in Exhibit "C" attached hereto and made a part thereof.
Joint Procedures. 5.1.1. Each Party will adhere to all joint policies and procedures formally agreed and authorised by the Parties, and to any guidance procedures agreed between the Parties.
Joint Procedures. Each partner to the Tier Zero will adhere to all joint policies and procedures formally agreed and authorised by them. Each participating organisation will be legally responsible for ownership of the information within their own organisation and will implement their own security and confidentiality procedures which will ensure compliance with this overarching agreement. Information sharing at an operational level will be the subject of respective local Data Sharing Agreements (Tier Two), as required. Operational staff instrumental in any information sharing will contribute to the content of any local agreements. Each partner to the Tier Zero will respect each other’s internal policies and procedures covering information sharing, disclosure, access and security, as defined in the individual local agreements.
Joint Procedures. The Project Sponsors will as soon as practicable establish and keep maintained joint procedures for:
(i) Information service users about the purpose of collecting information about them, about the need to share this information and the arrangements set out in this protocol which govern the sharing of their information.
(ii) Informing service users of their rights of access to the information recorded about them
(iii) Disclosure of information in the absence of service user’s consent.
(iv) Dealing it the inappropriate staff in the provision of this protocol and any joint procedures.
(v) Determining access rights to service user personal information held on computer systems, which the staff use.
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