Common use of Tracking Progress Clause in Contracts

Tracking Progress. The milestones, timelines and service standards set out in this Agreement, subject to any amendments, will provide the basis against which the MPMO will monitor the progress of the federal review and report on this progress in the MPMO Tracker. The following are examples of situations where the MPMO may pause the timelines of the federal review: a) the federal review is delayed at the request of the Proponent and/or another jurisdiction; b) the CEA Agency, the BCEAO and/or the RA have indicated that the Proponent is required to provide additional information necessary for the completion of the federal review, or that the information provided is insufficient; c) the federal review cannot proceed as a result of circumstances related to Aboriginal engagement and consultation; or, d) litigation or other court action prevents the completion or continuation of the federal review. The Parties will use their best efforts to resolve any differences of opinion in the interpretation or application of this Agreement in an effective and timely manner. Issues relating to the federal review for the Project will be resolved through direct discussions and collaboration between the involved Parties, supported by the MPMO. Should issues remain outstanding, they will be referred to the appropriate senior level committee established through the MPMO Initiative.

Tracking Progress. The milestones, timelines and service standards set out in this Agreement, subject to any amendments, will provide the basis against which the MPMO will monitor the progress of the federal review and report on this progress in the MPMO Tracker. The following are examples of situations where the MPMO may pause the timelines of the federal review: a) the federal review is delayed at the request of the Proponent and/or another jurisdiction; b) the Minister of the Environment, CEA Agency, the BCEAO Agency and/or the RA RAs have indicated that the Proponent is required to provide additional information necessary for the completion of the federal review, or that the information provided is insufficient; c) the federal review cannot proceed as a result of circumstances related to Aboriginal engagement and consultation; or, d) litigation or other court action prevents the completion or continuation of the federal review. The Parties will use their best efforts to resolve any differences of opinion in the interpretation or application of this Agreement in an effective and timely manner. Issues relating to the federal review for the Project will be resolved through direct discussions and collaboration between the involved Parties, supported by the MPMO. Should issues remain outstanding, they will be referred to the appropriate senior level committee established through the MPMO Initiative.

Tracking Progress. The milestones, timelines and service standards set out in this Agreement, subject to any amendments, will provide the basis against which the MPMO will monitor the progress of the federal review and report on this progress in the MPMO Tracker. The following are examples of situations where the MPMO may pause the timelines of the federal review: a) the federal review is delayed at the request of the Proponent and/or or another jurisdiction; b) the CEA Agency, the BCEAO Agency and/or the RA RAs have indicated that the Proponent is required to provide additional information necessary for the completion of the federal review, or that the information provided is insufficient; c) the federal review cannot proceed as a result of circumstances related to Aboriginal engagement and consultation; or, d) litigation or other court action prevents the completion or continuation of the federal review. The Parties will use their best efforts to resolve any differences of opinion in the interpretation or application of this Agreement in an effective and timely manner. Issues relating to the federal review for the Project will be resolved through direct discussions and collaboration between the involved Parties, supported by the MPMO. Should issues remain outstanding, they will be referred to the appropriate senior level committee established through the MPMO Initiative.