Mixed Commission Clause Samples
A Mixed Commission clause establishes a joint body composed of representatives from two or more parties, typically tasked with overseeing the implementation or interpretation of an agreement. In practice, this commission may be responsible for resolving disputes, monitoring compliance, or making recommendations on specific issues arising under the contract. The core function of this clause is to provide a structured, collaborative mechanism for managing ongoing obligations and addressing concerns, thereby promoting cooperation and reducing the likelihood of conflict escalation.
Mixed Commission. There shall be a Mixed Commission composed of an equal number of representatives of each of the Parties. Its role shall be to supervise and review the operation of this Agreement, including the achievement of the overriding aim set down in Articl 2, and to make any proposals considered necessary for any modification of the Agreement. The meetings of the Commission shall be held alternately in Sydney and in Jerusalem, or at a venue which is mutually agreed by both Parties. It sahll meet eighteen months after the date of entry into force of this Agreement, and therafter within six months of a request to meet being made by either Party.
Mixed Commission. (1) There shall be a Mixed Commission composed of representatives of the Parties, including the Competent Authorities and where appropriate, industry representatives.
(2) The role of the Mixed Commission shall be to supervise and review the operation of this Agreement and to make any proposals considered necessary to improve the effective implementation of the Agreement.
(3) The Mixed Commission may be convened at the request of either of the Parties for the purposes of dispute resolution including any perceived imbalance between the Parties.
(4) The Mixed Commission shall be convened, whether by meeting or otherwise, at the request of either of the Parties within six months of such a request.
Mixed Commission. (1) During the term of this Agreem ent a Mixed Com m ission, consisting of officials of both Parties and experts including: directors and producers of both countries, shall m eet every two years alternately, in the two countries. However, it m ay be convened for extraordinary sessions at the request of one or both com petent authorities, particularly in the case of m ajor am endm ents to the dom estic law governing the film , television and video industries in, or where the application of this Agreement presents serious difficulties.
(2) The Mixed Com m ission shall determ ine whether the num erical and percentage balance of the co- productions has been achieved and, if not, shall determ ine the m easures deemed necessary to establish such a balance.
(3) The Mixed Com m ission shall subm it to the com petent authorities of the two Parties, for approval, the necessary am endm ents in order to resolve any difficulties arising from the application of this agreem ent as well as to im prove it , in the best interests of the Parties.
Mixed Commission. A Mixed Commission, composed of representatives of the Contracting Governments, shall supervise the operation of this Agreement. The Commission shall, at the request of either Contracting Government, study any proposals for the improvement of commercial relations or any other matter relating to the implementation of this Agreement.
Mixed Commission. A Mixed Commission, which shall be composed of an equal number of representatives of the creditor countries, on the one hand, and of the Federal Government, on the other hand, as well as of one Chairman, shall be set up to decide differences as to the interpretation of this settlement. It is recommended that the Commission shall be competent to decide questions of fundamental importance for the interpretation of this settlement which are submitted to it by the Governments concerned. Where a Government is of the opinion that a case, which is pending in the Court of Arbitration (Article 17), is of fundamental importance, it is recommended that the Government may require the Court of Arbitration to refer the case to the Mixed Commission. The Court of Arbitration should have the same right.
Mixed Commission. (1) During the term of this Agreement a Mixed Commission, consisting of officials of both Parties and experts including directors and producers of both countries, shall meet every two years alternately, in the two countries. However, it may be convened for extraordinary sessions at the request of one or both competent Authorities, particularly in the case of major amendments to the domestic laws governing the film, television and video industries in, or where the application of this Agreement presents serious difficulties.
(2) The Commission shall determine whether the overall balance of the coproductions has been achieved, considering the number of co- productions, the percentage, the total amount of the investments and of the artistic and technical contributions. If not, the Commission shall determine the measures deemed necessary to establish such a balance.
(3) The Mixed Commission shall submit to the competent Authorities of the two Parties, for approval, the necessary amendments in order to resolve any difficulties arising from the application of this agreement as well as to improve it, in the best interests of the Parties.
Mixed Commission. 1. A Mixed Commission shall be established, composed of representatives of the Parties, including the competent authorities and industry representatives.
2. The role of the Mixed Commission shall be to supervise and review the operation of this Agreement and to make any proposals considered necessary to improve the effectiveness of the Agreement.
3. The Mixed Commission shall be convened, whether by meeting or otherwise, at the request of either of the Parties within six months of such a request.