CONSULTATION PROCEDURES Clause Samples

CONSULTATION PROCEDURES. Where it is specified in the Rules of HKEx (or any of its Exchange Companies or clearing houses) that consultation with the SFC is required, or where the SFC needs to consult HKEx on certain matters pursuant to the relevant Ordinances, the consulting party shall adopt the following procedures:

CONSULTATION PROCEDURES. The School Committee and the Association agree to meet at least once per year to discuss educational programs for the school children of ▇▇▇▇▇▇. Such meeting shall be arranged at the request of either party.

CONSULTATION PROCEDURES. The Association and the District acknowledge that the Education Employees Relations Act (EERA) provides the exclusive representative of certificated employees the right to consult on the definition of educational objectives, the determination of the content of courses and curriculum, and the selection of textbooks. For the purpose of this article, “consultation” involves the free exchange of information, opinions, informational proposals, and recommendations in an effort to incorporate such recommendations into the resulting policy or plan. In an effort to maximize performance and optimize the educational environment for students, the parties shall make every effort to work collaboratively in a timely manner. The parties agree that the following procedures shall be used: 1. The parties shall jointly meet in an effort to consult regarding the following topics: a. Educational objectives b. Determination of the content of courses and curriculum c. Selection of textbooks 2. Meetings may be attended by the Association President and/or designee(s) and the Superintendent and/or designee(s). a. Attendees shall be mutually identified prior to the date of each meeting. b. Both parties shall decide meeting dates, times, and approximate duration of meeting. Topics to be discussed can be proposed by either party. c. All meetings shall take place at the conclusion of the instructional day. Attendance at these meetings shall not be subject to additional compensation. 3. The District shall request, from the Association President, representative(s) from the Association to District-wide committees for the purpose of consultation as defined above. District-wide committees are subject to change due to State and Federal educational reforms.

CONSULTATION PROCEDURES. For undertakings not exempt from standard review pursuant to Stipulations IV.A. 2, 3, 4 or 5, above, the FS shall complete the following steps. Where appropriate these steps will be carried out in consultation with Indian tribes and other consulting parties identified in consultation with the SHPO with jurisdiction.

CONSULTATION PROCEDURES. A. For undertakings not excluded from review pursuant to Stipulation VI.A, the Corps shall complete the following steps. Where appropriate, and in accordance with 36 CFR 800.2(c), these steps will be carried out in consultation with the SHPO, Indian tribes, and other consulting parties. B. Project Planning and Decisions. The Corps will ensure that Section 106 consultation is completed prior to making a final decision to proceed with a proposed undertaking. To the maximum extent possible, Section 106 consultation will be completed at the earliest stage of planning or decision-making and include consideration of design options as appropriate based on the project scope. C. Type of Activity that could Affect Historic Properties: The Corps shall make the determination, under 36 CFR 800.3(a)(1), if the undertaking is the type of activity that could affect historic properties. If the Corps makes this determination that the activity is the type that will not affect historic properties, this determination will be documented in the reporting requirements as specified in Stipulation XVI.A and C and the undertaking can proceed.

CONSULTATION PROCEDURES. The Company will as soon as practicable after its incorporation and from time to time as it deems necessary, determine consultation procedures to be followed in order to comply with its obligations under the Agreement.

CONSULTATION PROCEDURES. 8.1 There shall be a Consultative Committee constituted by the following 8.1.1 Three representatives of the School (Employer) 8.1.2 Three representatives of the Teachers and the School Assistants (Employees), who may be Union members (▇▇▇▇). 8.2 The School recognises that after the Agreement has been signed there may arise some variations brought forward by either the Staff or the School. If this happens the consultation procedures shall be put in place. 8.3 The Consultative Committee will meet at least once a term to discuss variations and be ready with any alterations at the implementation of the next agreement. In addition the Consultative Committee may meet as and when required at the request of the School (Employer) or at the request jointly of the Staff Representatives. 8.4 The role of the Consultative Committee is to work efficiently and co-operatively to develop a mutually beneficial agreement in relation to terms and conditions of employment for the Staff and Management of ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Church Grammar School.

CONSULTATION PROCEDURES. Where not specified in this protocol, Forests shall use the consultation procedures contained in Section V of the Programmatic Agreement.

CONSULTATION PROCEDURES. 4.1 We acknowledge that Seller cannot accept the Offer until all Consultation Procedures have been successfully completed and this must take place prior to Seller and Purchaser Parent executing the Transaction Documentation (as agreed form documents) (“Signing”). 4.2 Pursuant to the applicable legislation, the members of Seller’s Group in France and Germany will be obliged to request the prior advice of its Works Councils in respect of the sale of the Group. The advice should be requested at such a time that the Works Councils can still materially influence the decision to be made regarding the proposed sale of the Group. 4.3 Seller shall forthwith commence the Consultation Procedures and take all steps reasonably necessary or desirable to comply with the applicable provisions to obtain advice from the Works Councils. 4.4 Seller shall furthermore regularly consult with Purchaser Parent as to the current status of the discussions with the Works Councils. 4.5 Purchaser Parent agrees that it will discuss with Seller how it will participate in and contribute to the Consultation Procedures in order that Purchaser Parent may remain informed about the relevant issues which include for example, (i) receiving copies of minutes of relevant meetings with the Works Councils and copies of other relevant documents received from the Works Councils; and (ii) if necessary, in the reasonable discretion of Seller, attending meetings and participating in telephonic discussions with representatives from the Works Councils. 4.6 Seller and Purchaser Parent shall use their reasonable best efforts to take such action as is required to obtain an advice from the Works Councils, subject to paragraph 4.7 and paragraph 4.8 and (promptly) co-operate with and (as promptly as practicable) provide all necessary information and assistance reasonably required by the relevant Works Councils. [DSP Group, Inc. Letterhead] 4.7 To the extent that arrangements proposed in discussions with the Works Councils in the Consultation Procedures, are to be binding on Purchaser Parent, Purchaser or the Group upon or after completion of the contemplated transactions, such arrangements shall always be subject to final approval of Purchaser Parent, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed. Seller shall inform Purchaser Parent in writing in the event that ▇▇▇▇▇▇ concludes that a reconsideration of the terms of the Transaction Documentation is necessary in view of any, specific condition of ...