Reference to the Director Sample Clauses

The 'Reference to the Director' clause establishes a process for escalating disputes or unresolved issues within a contract to the attention of the company's director or a similarly high-ranking official. Typically, this clause outlines the circumstances under which parties may refer a matter to the director, such as when lower-level negotiations have failed or a decision is required that exceeds the authority of other personnel. By providing a clear escalation path, the clause ensures that significant issues receive appropriate oversight and timely resolution, thereby preventing prolonged disputes and maintaining effective contract management.
Reference to the Director. If at any time the Ancillary Services Provider has a concern which is properly and reasonably founded that, in acting in accordance with any direction or instruction of the Executive Committee or the Chief Executive, it will breach one or more of its obligations under the Act or its Transmission Licence, then, if having discussed the matter with the Executive Committee the matter remains unresolved, the Ancillary Services Provider shall either comply with such direction or instruction or by notice in writing refer the same to the Director, such notice to set out in full the directions or instructions given to the Ancillary Services Provider and the grounds for such concern and to be copied to the Executive Committee. Pending any guidance from the Director in response to any such reference and, provided that the Director shall not express any view that such reference is misconceived, vexatious or in respect of an improperly or unreasonably founded concern, the Ancillary Services Provider shall not be liable to any of the other Parties for refusing to act in accordance with the relevant direction or instruction. If the Director shall express such a view, the Ancillary Services Provider shall be so liable.
Reference to the Director. In the event of any dispute between the Executive Committee and the relevant Pool Member over whether such Pool Member has fulfilled the Scheme Admission Conditions the same may be referred by the Executive Committee or the relevant Pool Member to the Director for determination, whose determination shall be final and binding for all purposes.
Reference to the Director. 3.5.1 If:- (a) any dispute shall arise between the Executive Committee and a New Party over whether the New Party has fulfilled the admission conditions relevant to it; or (b) the Executive Committee shall have failed to notify the New Party as provided in Clause 3.3 within the 60 day period therein specified, the issue of whether the New Party has fulfilled the admission conditions relevant to it may be referred by way of written application of the New Party, copied to the Executive Committee, to the Director for determination. The determination of the Director, which shall be made within 28 days after receipt of the said written application and shall be to the effect set out in paragraph (a) or (b) of Clause 3.5.2, shall be final and binding for all purposes. The Director shall publish reasons supporting his determination. (a) If the determination is to the effect that the New Party has fulfilled the said admission conditions, the New Party shall be admitted and the provisions of Clause 3.6 shall apply. (b) If the determination is to the effect that the New Party has not fulfilled the said admission conditions, the New Party's application for admission shall lapse and be of no effect and the New Party shall not be, and shall not be entitled to be, admitted as a Party consequent upon such application (but without prejudice to any new application it may make thereafter).
Reference to the Director. If at any time the Settlement System Administrator has a concern which is properly and reasonably founded that, in acting in accordance with any requests of the Executive Committee or the Contract Manager or an individual Pool Member or any Order, it will breach one or more of NGC's obligations under the Act or NGC's Transmission Licence, then, if having discussed the matter with the Executive Committee the matter remains unresolved, the Settlement System Administrator shall either comply with such request or Order or by notice in writing refer the same to the Director, such notice to set out in full the request or be accompanied by a copy of the Order (as the case may be) given to the Settlement System Administrator and the grounds for such concern and to be copied to the Executive Committee and (if applicable) the individual Pool Member. Pending any guidance from the Director in response to any such reference and, provided that the Director shall not express any view that such reference is misconceived, vexatious or in respect of an improperly or unreasonably founded concern, the Settlement System Administrator shall not be liable to any of the other Parties for refusing to act in accordance with the relevant request or Order. If the Director shall express such a view, the Settlement System Administrator shall be so liable.
Reference to the Director. If any dispute shall arise between the Executive Committee and any Pool Member: (a) as to whether the Executive Committee ought to have concluded that the conditions for the initiation of a Pool Civil Emergency Period in accordance with Clause 61.3.2 were satisfied either as a matter of fact or such that there was a Pool Civil Emergency within the spirit of the statement of intent set out at Clause 61.2.2; or (b) as to whether the Executive Committee ought or ought not to have exercised its right of veto pursuant to Clause 61.5.3(b) in respect of the commencement of a Pool Rules Civil Emergency Period; or
Reference to the Director. If any person as is referred to in Clause 11.3.1 (a) shall dispute the calculation of or the number of Weighted Votes accorded to it in accordance with Clause 11.3.1, such person may refer such dispute to the Director for determination, whose determination as to the calculation of or the number of Weighted Votes to which such person shall be entitled shall be final and binding for all purposes of this Agreement.
Reference to the Director if any dispute shall arise between the Executive Committee and any Pool Member: (a) as to whether the Executive Committee ought to have concluded that the conditions for the initiation of a Pool Civil Emergency Period in accordance with Clause 61.3.2 were satisfied either as a matter of fact or such that there was a Pool Civil Emergency within the spirit of the statement of intent set out at Clause 61.2.1; or (b) as to whether the Executive Committee ought or ought not to have exercised its right of veto pursuant to Clause 61.5.3(b) in respect of the commencement of a Pool Rules Civil Emergency Period; or (c) as to whether a Pool Rules Civil Emergency Period within a current and continuing Pool Civil Emergency Period ought or ought not to have been terminated by the Executive Committee in accordance with Clause 61.7.5 above, the dispute may be referred by notice of the dispute given in writing by the relevant Pool Member to the Director and as if such Pool Member were exercising a Dissentient Pool Member's right of appeal pursuant to Clause 13.5. The Director shall determine the matter within 60 days of receipt of 207 such referral. Notice of any such referral shall be given to the Executive Committee at the same time that the dispute is so referred.
Reference to the Director. If at any time the Grid Operator has a concern which is properly and reasonably founded that, in acting in accordance with any direction or instruction of the Executive Committee or the Chief Executive, it will breach one or more of its obligations under the Act or its Transmission Licence, then, if having discussed the matter with the Executive Committee the matter remains unresolved, the Grid Operator shall either comply with such direction or instruction or by notice in writing refer the same to the Director, such notice to set out in full the directions or instructions given to the Grid Operator and the grounds for such concern and to be copied to the Executive Committee. Pending any guidance from the Director in response to any such reference is misconceived, vexatious or in or in respect of an improperly or unreasonably founded concern, the Grid Operator shall not be liable to any of the other Parties for refusing to act in accordance with the relevant direction or instruction. If the Director shall express such a view, the Grid Operator shall be so liable.