Time for Changes Sample Clauses
The "Time for Changes" clause establishes the procedures and timelines for implementing modifications to a contract or project. It typically outlines how much advance notice must be given before changes take effect, who is authorized to request or approve changes, and any deadlines for responding to proposed adjustments. For example, it may require that any alterations to project scope or deliverables be communicated in writing at least five business days in advance. This clause ensures that all parties have sufficient time to review, prepare for, and adapt to changes, thereby minimizing disruption and misunderstandings during the course of the agreement.
Time for Changes. The Secretary or the State may from time to time promulgate new Federal or State regulations, including new or revised performance or reclamation requirements or enforcement or administra- tion procedures. OSM and DNR shall imme- diately inform each other of any final changes and of any effect such changes may have on the cooperative agreement. If it is determined to be necessary to keep this Agreement in force, DNR shall request nec- ▇▇▇▇▇▇ State legislative action and each party shall change or revise its regulations or promulgate new regulations, as applica- ble. Such changes shall be made under the procedures of 30 CFR part 732 for changes to the approved State program and sections 501 and 523 of the Federal Act for changes to the Federal lands program.