Common use of SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES FOR NEGOTIATION Clause in Contracts

SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES FOR NEGOTIATION. 5.1 The Parties acknowledge, in accordance with Recommendation No. 2 of the Task Force Report that each of the Parties is at liberty to introduce any issue at the negotiation table. 5.2 The following is a list of the substantive issues that the Parties intend to address during Agreement-in-Principle negotiations. It is not intended to be exhaustive and substantive issues may be amended or added or deleted by written agreement of the Chief Negotiators. 5.3 The inclusion of a substantive issue in this section does not commit any of the Parties to conclude an agreement on that issue. 5.4 Substantive issues requiring negotiations or discussions on a regional or provincial basis will be identified and where the Chief Negotiators agree may be negotiated accordingly. 5.5 The issue of constitutional protection of matters negotiated will be addressed prior to the conclusion of the Agreement-in-Principle.