Negotiations Agenda Sample Clauses
The Negotiations Agenda clause sets out the topics, issues, or items that will be discussed and addressed during formal negotiations between parties. It typically outlines the order of discussion, identifies key points to be resolved, and may specify time allocations or priorities for each agenda item. By clearly defining the scope and structure of negotiations, this clause helps ensure that all relevant matters are covered efficiently and reduces the risk of misunderstandings or overlooked issues.
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Negotiations Agenda. At the first session, the Parties will attempt to establish dates and times for negotiations sessions for the duration of the negotiation period. Also at the first session, an agenda of the items to be discussed, along with proposals, shall be established. Thereafter, neither Party shall submit additional items for negotiations except with the consent of the other Party.
Negotiations Agenda. Once a meeting date, time and place has been established, both parties shall present written proposals at the first meeting. Either party may bring to the second meeting any additional proposals. However, after the second meeting, no additional items shall be considered unless agreed to by both parties.