Strategic analysis Clause Samples

Strategic analysis. 6.1. The Partners will exchange strategic information which is relevant in the context of the Arrangement, on their own initiative or on request. 6.2. The Partners may also cooperate in carrying out studies and analysis, including in the field of threat assessment and risk analysis. For this purpose, and in conformity with the relevant rules, the Partners may share their specific technical tools and materials.

Strategic analysis. 2.7.1. The partners will exchange relevant strategic information either spontaneously or on request. Examples of strategic information may include: § Operational structures of the organisations involved in the fraudulent activities, as well as the links between these organisations operating inside or outside the European Union; § Strategies, modi operandi, techniques and the financing of these organisations. 2.7.2. The partners will cooperate also in the field of threat assessment and risk analysis. For that purpose, and in conformity with the relevant rules, the partners may share their specific technical tools and materials.

Strategic analysis. Vancouver and Burnaby have had a good working relationship under the past agreements for maintaining Boundary Road. A new Boundary Road Maintenance Agreement has been drafted based on previous agreements with only minor updates and clarifications being proposed as described below. A copy of the new agreement, including the minor modifications from the previous agreement is attached as Appendix A. In 2013, the City of Burnaby completed modifications to the Canada Way and Schou intersection along Boundary Road. Schedule D of the agreement has been updated from its 2008 version to reflect the new intersection configuration. In addition, Clause 6 of the agreement was updated to clarify that any billing for maintenance costs should be itemized by the categories of work outlined in the agreement. The City of Burnaby approved the new form of Boundary Road Maintenance Agreement at their July 21, 2014, Council meeting. Section 246(2) of the Local Government Act, which applies to Vancouver, pursuant to section 246(3(b)) of the Local Government Act, requires that a by-law be adopted by each respective Council to make valid an agreement between two municipalities. This requirement is necessary when two municipalities have joined together to exercise a power that extends beyond the boundaries of their respective municipality. During the maintenance of portions of Boundary Road, Vancouver will be working on land within the municipality of Burnaby. Implications/Related Issues/Risk (if applicable) Financial‌ There are no financial implications. The new Boundary Road maintenance agreement is consistent with previous agreements and does not change the maintenance responsibilities currently being completed by the City.

Strategic analysis. 2.6.1. The partners will exchange relevant strategic information either spontaneously or on request. Examples of strategic information may include:  Operational structures of the organisations involved in the fraudulent activities, as well as the links between these organisations operating inside or outside the European Union; 1 Council Regulation (Euratom, EC) No 2185/96 of 11 November 1996 concerning on-the-spot checks and inspections carried out by the Commission in order to protect the European Communities' financial interests against fraud and other irregularities, OJ L 292, 15.11.1996, p. 2–5.  Strategies, modi operandi, techniques and the financing of these organisations. 2.6.2. The partners will cooperate also in the field of threat assessment and risk analysis. For that purpose, and in conformity with the relevant rules, the partners may share their specific technical tools and materials.