COOPERATION FRAMEWORK Clause Samples

COOPERATION FRAMEWORK. 1. The Parties agree to establish a dialogue on labour matters of mutual interest and may explore opportunities for cooperation. Such dialogue and cooperation shall be subject to the availability of resources, the respective priorities of the Parties and their respective domestic laws and regulations. 2. Taking into account the Parties’ interest and expertise in labour related areas, the Parties may jointly decide specific cooperative activities which may be implemented through a variety of means, such as the exchange of best practices and information, joint projects, studies, visits, workshops and dialogues as the Parties may agree. If the cooperative activities need funding, it shall be decided by the Parties on a case-by-case basis, and according to the respective priorities of the Parties, their domestic laws and regulations and budget available. 3. Each Party may, as appropriate, invite the participation of its stakeholders in identifying potential areas for cooperation and in undertaking cooperative activities.
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COOPERATION FRAMEWORK. 15. The Home Authority takes the lead in coordinating the activities covered by the Arrangement. 16. The Home Authority will coordinate and chair the CMG, and decide which other relevant authorities participate in a meeting or in an activity of the CMG. On the basis of legal developments and the operational capabilities of the CMG, the Home Authority will incorporate, if need be, those other relevant authorities in the CMG, on a best efforts basis, through “Addenda” to this Arrangement, duly endorsed by all Authorities. Such participation will follow any relevant FSB guidance and EU Regulation. 17. The Home Authority will keep all Authorities fully informed, in advance, of the CMG meetings, of the main issues to be discussed and the activities to be considered. Authorities who choose not to attend a meeting will be kept fully informed, in a timely manner, of the actions agreed in that meeting as well as of the measures carried out after CMG meetings. 18. The Authorities agree to cooperate, within the scope of their respective mandates, roles, responsibilities and powers, in the resolution planning process and to share all relevant information to the extent permitted by their respective laws in order to ensure, in particular, that the resolution plans of the entities under their respective responsibility are consistent and to help prepare for a coordinated resolution of CC&G. 19. Subject to the Authorities’ legal and regulatory remit, the Authorities endeavor to work together to devise a resolution strategy that is aimed at pursuing financial stability and allowing for the maintenance of those functions carried out by CC&G which have been identified as critical functions by the Home Authority, while minimizing the use of public funds, duly considering the potential impact of their resolution actions on financial stability of other jurisdictions.
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COOPERATION FRAMEWORK. The cooperation under MOC will be conducted within the scope of the laws and regulations in force in each country. One side will not disclose confidential information of the other side obtained through the cooperation and information exchange within the framework of MOC without the written consent of the other side.
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COOPERATION FRAMEWORK. 1. Taking into account their national priorities and circumstances, as well as available resources, the Parties may cooperate on issues of mutual interest through activities such as: (a) dialogues, workshops, seminars, conferences, collaborative programmes and projects; (b) the exchange of information on best practice; (c) technical assistance to promote and facilitate cooperation and training; and (d) any other form of cooperation deemed appropriate. 2. The Parties shall, where appropriate and possible, seek to complement and use their existing cooperation mechanisms and take into account the relevant work of regional and international organisations.
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COOPERATION FRAMEWORK. 3.1 The Parties shall discuss cooperation activities as set forth in this MOU as needed. 3.2 The Parties may expand or focus the scope of this MOU through amendments based on the mutual written consent of all Parties, signed by their authorized representatives, including through the inclusion of additional ports and harbor districts in California and nationwide. 3.3 The Parties acknowledge that specific projects and programs requiring financial or staff commitment may require approval by their respective governing authorities. 3.4 Nothing herein shall prohibit any Party from entering into separate collaborations with other entities or partners of a similar or identical nature or otherwise.
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COOPERATION FRAMEWORK. 1. The Parties will implement activities in good faith under this Memorandum. 2. The Parties will develop exchange and cooperation in the development and operation of production management and quality certification of agricultural products and food and to facilitate mutual exchange of information needed. 3. All action under this Memorandum shall be implemented in accordance with European legislation, the national legislation of the respective Parties, the international requirements and standards. The provision of information may be denied, if the relevant laws and regulations of one Party do not permit to provide this information to the other Party. 4. The cost of the activities will be borne equally by the concerned Parties. 5. The correspondence between the Parties shall be in English.
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COOPERATION FRAMEWORK. Both Parties know the importance of cotton as a cash crop contributing to their economic development and providing livelihood for the rural community. This AOC is based on the wishes of both parties to share the strength of each institution with the other for good cause of promoting scientific knowledge to community. Both parties reached the understanding as follows:
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COOPERATION FRAMEWORK. To facilitate direct government-to-government dialogue and business-to-business contacts, the Participants have a shared intent to:
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COOPERATION FRAMEWORK. 15. The framework for cooperation centers on a mechanism for information sharing, referrals, and learning from events, proofs of concept, trials, or innovation competitions that will enable the Authorities to share information on FinTech and RegTech and to refer Innovator Businesses to each other. 16. The Authorities have established Innovation Functions; have a demonstrated commitment to the advancement of FinTech and/or RegTech in their respective markets; anticipate completing events, proofs of concept, trials, or innovation competitions intended to stimulate innovation; have received inquiries from Innovator Businesses that currently operate or seek to operate in the United States and Singapore; and have a sustained relationship of mutual cooperation and information sharing.
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