Designated Committee Sample Clauses

The Designated Committee clause establishes a specific group or body within an organization or agreement that is assigned particular responsibilities or decision-making authority. Typically, this clause outlines how the committee is formed, who its members are, and the scope of its powers, such as overseeing compliance, managing disputes, or approving certain actions. By clearly defining the committee's role and structure, the clause ensures that key decisions are made by an appropriate and authorized group, thereby promoting accountability and efficient governance.
Designated Committee. Seller and Purchaser shall establish a committee comprising two (2) individuals who are officers or employees of Seller and two (2) individuals who are or employee officers of Purchaser (collectively, the “Designated Committee”). Until the last Servicing Transfer Date, the Designated Committee shall be responsible for monitoring the performance of the services provided pursuant to the Agreement and this Sale Supplement, providing recommendations for improving the performance of such services and discussing potential solutions to any disputes with respect to the services. Seller and Purchaser shall have the right to replace those of its officers who are serving on the Designated Committee upon written notice to the other party.
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