CHANGES IN RULES AND REGULATIONS Sample Clauses

The "Changes in Rules and Regulations" clause allows one or both parties to modify the terms of the agreement in response to new or amended laws, regulations, or official requirements. Typically, this clause outlines the process for notifying the other party of such changes and may specify how adjustments to the contract will be handled, such as updating compliance procedures or revising obligations. Its core function is to ensure that the agreement remains legally compliant and adaptable, thereby protecting both parties from unintended breaches due to evolving legal standards.
CHANGES IN RULES AND REGULATIONS. (a) If, after the date of signing of this CONTRACT, the specified rules and regulations with which the construction of the VESSEL is required to comply are altered or changed by the CLASSIFICATION SOCIETY or regulatory bodies authorised to make such alterations or changes, or there are any new rules or regulations coming into force that the VESSEL is required to comply with, either the BUYER or the BUILDER, upon receipt of due notice thereof, shall forthwith give notice thereof to the other party in writing. Thereupon, within ten (10) days after giving the notice to the BUILDER or receiving the notice from the BUILDER, the BUYER shall advise the BUILDER as to the alterations and changes, if any, to be made on the VESSEL which the BUYER, in its sole discretion, shall decide. The BUILDER shall not be obliged to comply with such alterations and/or changes if the BUYER fails to notify the BUILDER of its decision within the time limit stated above. (b) The BUILDER shall comply promptly with the said request of the BUYER, provided that the BUILDER and the BUYER shall, acting reasonably, first agree to: (i) any reasonable increase or decrease in the CONTRACT PRICE of the VESSEL that is occasioned by such compliance; (ii) any reasonable extension or advancement in the Delivery Date of the VESSEL that is occasioned by such compliance; (iii) any reasonable increase or decrease in the deadweight and/or cubic capacity of the VESSEL, if such compliance results in any increase or reduction in the deadweight and/or cubic capacity; (iv) any reasonable adjustment of the speed requirements if such compliance results in any increase or reduction in the speed; and (v) any other reasonable alterations in the terms of this CONTRACT or of the SPECIFICATIONS or the PLAN or both, if such compliance makes such alterations of the terms necessary. Such agreement between the BUYER and the BUILDER shall be effected in the same manner as provided above for modification and change of the SPECIFICATIONS and the PLAN. Any failure by the parties to reach such agreement shall be referred to arbitration in accordance with Article XIII hereof. Any delay in the construction of the VESSEL caused by the BUYER's delay in making a decision or by reaching an agreement as above, shall constitute a permissible delay under this CONTRACT.
CHANGES IN RULES AND REGULATIONS. If, after the date of Contract, there are any changes in applicable laws, rules, regulations or requirements (or their application) of the Classification Society or Regulatory Authorities, the following shall apply: (a) Upon receipt of notice of such changes either Party shall promptly notify the other Party thereof. (b) If such changes will be compulsory for the Vessel at the time of delivery, the Builder shall, unless the Buyer at its sole discretion seeks and obtains a waiver from the Classification Society or Regulatory Authorities (as appropriate), incorporate such modifications and/or changes into the construction of the Vessel. The Parties shall endeavour to agree on such adjustments to the Contract Price, Delivery Date or other Contract terms as are a direct consequence of the change in applicable laws, rules, regulations or requirements. If the Parties fail to agree on the adjustments, the Builder shall proceed with the required changes and the matter shall be decided in accordance with Clause 42 (Dispute Resolution). (c) If such changes are not compulsory but the Buyer requires the changes to be incorporated, Clause 24 (Modifications and Changes) shall apply.
CHANGES IN RULES AND REGULATIONS. The Civil Service Commission and State Personnel Director may amend the Civil Service Commission rules and regulations governing the SES at any time. An amendment may modify this agreement, and I agree to be bound by any such agreement.
CHANGES IN RULES AND REGULATIONS. The Parties agree that when there exists the duty to negotiate, they will do so in good faith to the extent permitted under Title VII of the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978 and will reserve all rights granted by the statute. The procedures set forth below are intended to effectuate this obligation. When proposed changes in conditions of employment in the unit may result, the Service will transmit two (2) copies of proposed changes to the Chairman of the NJC and one copy to each Regional Council President. Changes in or deletions from an existing issuance will be identified and a copy of the prior issuance will be included. The Council shall transmit its comments within twenty (20) calendar days of receipt of the proposals. If a disagreement exists, the matter shall be scheduled as a topic for discussion at the next quarterly consultation meeting. If the matter cannot be resolved informally by the above process, the Parties shall commence negotiations in accordance with Title VII of the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978 on the issue. Unless otherwise mutually agreed to by the Parties, such negotiations normally shall occur on the day(s) subsequent to the dates on which the quarterly consultation meeting is scheduled. Official time shall be authorized for such negotiations in accordance with Title VII. ARTICLE VIII--OVERTIME AND PREMIUM PAY If ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ or processing overtime is required, it is the responsibility of the employee covering the assignment. This provision shall not apply in situations such as a combination of assignments, emergencies, reduced inspection requirements, and when the employee can locate a voluntary, qualified replacement who, at no additional expense to the Service, is acceptable to the immediate Supervisor. In situations where employees are required to work overtime for six (6) days per week, after working at least (3) consecutive weeks, supervisors will make a concerted effort to provide sufficient relief from overtime work to allow the employee(s) adequate time to take care of personal needs. Employees must request such relief as early in the week as possible.
CHANGES IN RULES AND REGULATIONS. If the specified rules and regulations with which the construction of the VESSEL is required to comply are altered or changed by the CLASSIFICATION SOCIETY or bodies authorised to make such alterations or changes, either the BUYER or the BUILDER, upon receipt of due notice thereof, shall forthwith give notice thereof to the other party in writing. Thereupon, within twenty (20) days after giving the notice to the BUILDER or receiving the notice from the BUILDER, the BUYER shall advise the BUILDER as to the alterations and changes, if any, to be made on the VESSEL which the BUYER, in its sole discretion, shall decide. The BUILDER shall not be obliged to comply with such alterations and/or changes if the BUYER fails to notify the BUILDER of its decision within the time limit stated above. The BUILDER shall comply promptly with the said request of the BUYER, provided that the BUILDER and the BUYER shall first agree to:
CHANGES IN RULES AND REGULATIONS. Nothing herein shall be construed in any manner as a limitation on the Company's right to alter, amend, or change its work rules, policies, or directives.
CHANGES IN RULES AND REGULATIONS. Amendments to the rules and regulations of the Exchange shall be by consideration and approval of the Board of Directors of the Exchange, subject to final approval by the Board of Directors of the Board of REALTORS® (shareholder).
CHANGES IN RULES AND REGULATIONS. (a) All changes or amendments to these Rules and Regulations must be approved by the Employees' Mutual Benefit Committee. (b) Any changes so decided shall affect all members as from the date of change, regardless of whether or not any members are drawing benefits at the time such changes are instituted. These rules and regulations are effective and supersede all previous Employees' Mutual Benefit Association Rules and Regulations or Bylaws effective November 18, 2002. For the term of this Collective Agreement, the Company and the Union agree to provide employees on temporary layoff with an option to sever their employment under certain circumstances. 1) The option for severance would be available if: a) Employee has 1 or more years of continuous service at the start of the layoff, and b) Employee has been on layoff for 12 months, and c) There is no definitive plan for reemploying the individual within the following 3 months. 2) For the purposes of this proposal, Layoff is defined as having the opportunity to work less than 900 hours during the 12 month period. An employee who has an approved absence for regular vacation, personal floating holidays, or supplemental vacation that is due to expire will be considered to be unavailable for work. Opportunities for work that occur on these days will not be counted. 3) If the above conditions are met, the employee will have the option of accepting a severance payment. The severance will be calculated according to the formula in Article XXIV – Job Elimination. Dated this 19th day of December 2008. For the Company For the Union ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Sr. Vice-President, Human Resources CEP National Representative The general purpose of this Agreement is, in the mutual interest of the employer and the Union, to provide a 5 year organizational plan for a safe, long-term viable and creative 2 machine operation delivering at least $200/tonne EBITDA. It is recognized by this Agreement to be the duty of the Company and the Union to work together for the advancement of said conditions. The Company and the Union agree to the terms, and amendments to the current collective agreement, as outlined below. The parties also agree to the revisions to the 2008 collective agreement as outlined below. In addition, this agreement includes a “me too” clause to the 2008 main wage agreement and the provision of all improvements and economic issues at 2008 local bargaining that are common within Catalyst paper to Local 686. (Note: If any s...
CHANGES IN RULES AND REGULATIONS. 10.1 The City agrees to effect any changes in current rules and regulations of the Police Department which are in conflict with this Agreement and in the event of any inconsistency or conflict with such rules and regulations the provisions of this Article shall apply.
CHANGES IN RULES AND REGULATIONS. In order to determine the composition and terms of reference of the European Work Group of People with Dementia, it is suggested to include the following new articles to the organisation’s rules and regulations: