Chief Negotiator(s) definition

Chief Negotiator(s) means the negotiator(s) appointed by each of the Parties, or his or her designate, for the treaty negotiations contemplated by the BC Treaty Process.
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Examples of Chief Negotiator(s) in a sentence

  • Formal negotiations sessions will be closed to the press and the public unless agreed otherwise by the Chief Negotiators.

  • Formal negotiation sessions will be closed to the press and the public unless agreed otherwise by the Chief Negotiators.

  • In extraordinary circumstances, by mutual agreement of the Chief Negotiators of both parties, negotiations may be conducted during employee work hours.

  • All bargaining sessions shall be scheduled by the Chief Negotiators and may only be cancelled by a Chief Negotiator.

  • Such a request shall be accompanied by a suggested agenda which may be altered and scheduled by the two Chief Negotiators in conference.

  • Offers and counter offers shall be delivered by email or in person to the Chief Negotiators.

  • In witness whereof, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be signed by their respective Chief Negotiators and their signatures placed thereon.

  • The respective Chief Negotiators will establish a mutually acceptable time, place and agenda for the meetings.

  • In extraordinary circumstances, by mutual agreement of Chief Negotiators of both parties, negotiations may be conducted during employee duty hours.

  • If there is an unauthorized press leak, both Chief Negotiators shall meet and attempt to resolve the matter.