COORDINATION OF COMMUNICATIONS AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT Sample Clauses

COORDINATION OF COMMUNICATIONS AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT. 55.1 The Parties shall consult each other on any significant press or media announcement (whether print, broadcast or social media) which relates to the Programme before it is released. 55.2 The Sponsor Body is accountable for the management of external communications and public engagement in relation to the Programme. 55.3 The Sponsor Body will have ownership and control over the public website and other communication channels for the Programme. 55.4 The Corporate Officers will facilitate the use of internal communications channels by the Sponsor Body for the purposes of engaging with Members of both Houses and Parliamentary staff regarding the Programme (in accordance with its statutory obligations), where it is expedient and reasonable to do so, but will retain editorial control of such channels. 55.5 The Corporate Officers are accountable for the management of communication and public engagement in relation to the wider business of Parliament. 55.6 Where an incident or matter occurs which has any actual or potential implication for the reputation or interests of a Party, the Parties with any knowledge of the matter shall notify the others so that no Party is put in a position where it is informed or finds out about the matter from an external source. This may include (without limitation) health and safety incidents, loss or damage to a Heritage Item, significant unexpected expenditure, the insolvency of a contractor or fire.
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COORDINATION OF COMMUNICATIONS AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT. ‌ 55.1 The Parties shall consult each other on any significant press or media announcement (whether print, broadcast or social media) which relates to the Programme before it is released. 55.2 The Sponsor Body is accountable for the management of external communications and public engagement in relation to the Programme. 55.3 The Sponsor Body will have ownership and control over the public website and other communication channels for the Programme. 55.4 The Corporate Officers will facilitate the use of internal communications channels by the Sponsor Body for the purposes of engaging with Members of both Houses and Parliamentary staff regarding the Programme (in accordance with its statutory obligations), where it is expedient and reasonable to do so, but will retain editorial control of such channels. 55.5 The Corporate Officers are accountable for the management of communication and public engagement in relation to the wider business of Parliament. 55.6 Without prejudice to Appendix 4, the Corporate Officers will facilitate access to the Palace of Westminster (“the Palace”) by the Sponsor Body where this is necessary to enable the Sponsor Body to meet its obligations under the Act. The day and time of that access and the use for these purposes of any facilities provided in the Palace will be subject to the agreement of the Corporate Officers, with that agreement not to be unreasonably refused. The Corporate Officers acknowledge that members of staff of the Sponsor Body who hold Parliamentary passes will require access to the Palace both for themselves and for their guests (where the pass enables the passholder to escort visitors) with a view to promoting public understanding of the purposes of the Programme. Guests may include print journalists, broadcasters, academics, editorial researchers, relevant stakeholders and commentators. The Sponsor Body must agree its communications relating to such visits to the Palace with the Corporate Officers. Access for a guest with broadcast, filming or photography equipment (“a broadcaster”) will be subject to the same approval processes which apply in respect of a request made directly to the Corporate Officers for a broadcaster to have access to the Palace. This includes a requirement for a broadcaster to enter into an agreement with one or both of the Corporate Officers relating to the access and the broadcasting or other use of any images, footage or audio materials created in the course of the broadcaster’s access...
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