Monitoring and Notifications Sample Clauses
The Monitoring and Notifications clause establishes the obligations of parties to observe, track, and report on certain activities or events relevant to the agreement. Typically, this clause requires one or both parties to monitor compliance with specific terms, such as performance standards or security requirements, and to promptly notify the other party if issues, breaches, or significant incidents occur. By formalizing these processes, the clause ensures transparency and timely communication, helping to address problems early and maintain accountability throughout the contractual relationship.
Monitoring and Notifications. A. As is necessary and appropriate to monitor the implementation of, and compliance with, this Agreement, SE shall:
1. Within thirty days following the allocation of Export Rights for any Export Limit Period, notify DOC of the quantity allocated to each recipient for each applicable Sub-region. SE also shall inform DOC of any changes in the allocation of Export Rights within 30 days of the date on which such changes become effective, including the allocation of Export Rights for Mexican Cement carry-over or carry- back pursuant to paragraph III.A.4.
a. Monitor all exports of Mexican Cement to the United States and deduct the quantity of each such export from the Export Limit identified on the Export License; and
b. Prevent, in coordination with the Mexican General Customs Administration, the exportation of any Mexican Cement not accompanied by an Export License or in a quantity exceeding the quantity shown on the Export License.
3. Collect and provide to DOC information on Export Licenses issued in the format specified in Appendix 25 to this Agreement, including a copy of each Export License issued. This information shall be collected for the six-month period beginning on the Effective Date and each subsequent six-month period and will be provided no later than 60 days following the end of each such six-month period.
4. Collect and provide to DOC information identifying each shipment of Mexican Cement made pursuant to each Export License in the format specified in Appendix
Monitoring and Notifications. A. MOT will collect and provide to DOC such information as is necessary and appropriate to monitor the implementation of, and compliance with, this Agreement, including the following:
1. Thirty days following the allocation of export rights for any Export Limit Period, MOT shall notify DOC of each allocation recipient and the volume granted to each recipient. MOT also shall inform DOC of any changes in the volume allocated to individual quota recipients within 60 days of the date on which such changes become effective.
2. MOT shall collect and provide to DOC information on exports to the United States in the format in Appendix I to this Agreement, and on the aggregate quantity and value of exports of Cold-Rolled Steel to all other countries. In addition to this information, upon request by DOC, MOT will also provide a list of heat numbers for each shipment to the United States. This information will be subject to verification. This information will be based on semi-annual periods (January 1 through June 30 and July 1 through December 31), and will be provided no later than 90 days following the end of each half-year period, beginning on September 30, 2000.
3. Upon request by ▇▇▇, and subject to the provisions of Paragraph VII.A, MOT shall also collect and provide to DOC, within 45 days of the request, transaction-specific data for sales of Cold-Rolled Steel within the Russian home market or to any third country or countries, in the format provided in Appendix I.
4. Within 15 days of a request from DOC for information concerning alleged circumvention or other violation of this Agreement, MOT shall share with DOC all information received or collected by MOT regarding its inquiries, its analysis of such information, and the results of such inquiries.
5. MOT will inform DOC of any violations of any provisions of this Agreement that come to its attention and of the measures taken with respect thereto.
Monitoring and Notifications. Grantee shall be responsible for reporting to the City any problems, delays or adverse conditions that will materially affect the Grantee’s ability to re-open or otherwise act in accordance with the Agreement.
Monitoring and Notifications. A. MOT will collect, maintain, and provide to DOC such information as is necessary and appropriate to ensure that exports of Certain Steel Products from Russia to the United States do not exceed the export limits in this Agreement, including the following:
1. The information in Appendix B.
2. Notice of any non-implementation of any provisions of this Agreement that come to its attention and of the measures taken with respect to such non-implementation.
3. Such additional information as DOC and MOT agree, after consultations, is required.
B. MOT shall ensure that each Russian producer and exporter of Certain Steel Products shall collect and maintain, for each Certain Steel Product exported to the United States, the basic company-specific information on factors of production and U.S. sales prices described in Appendix C. In the event that Russia is determined to be a market economy for purposes of the U.S. antidumping law, these reporting requirements shall be adjusted to reflect this change. MOT shall provide this information to DOC upon request.
C. DOC shall provide MOT with the following information relating to the implementation and enforcement of this Agreement.
1. Semi-annual reports, within 120 days after the end of each semi-annual period, indicating the volume of U.S. imports of Certain Steel Products subject to this Agreement, together with such additional information as is necessary and appropriate to monitor compliance with the export limit levels.
2. Notice of any non-implementation of any term of this Agreement.
Monitoring and Notifications. The Trustee shall monitor the balance of the Reserve and provide timely written notice to Helios and Energea if the balance falls below the Reserve Threshold. The notice shall include the Reserve Shortfall amount and instructions for replenishment.
Monitoring and Notifications. There is an expectation that Marine Scotland will support this agreement by monitoring and informing on incursions into the exclusive ▇▇▇▇▇ activity area. It is expected that such monitoring will be similar in approach to that applied to the voluntary closed area within the Fladen Grounds. Incursions should be communicated to both Orkney FA and SWFPA. There is a responsibility on these Associations to contact the vessels concerned.