Common use of Implementation and Administration Clause in Contracts

Implementation and Administration. 1. The Under Secretary of Defense (Acquisition, Technology and Logistics) shall be the responsible authority in the Government of the United States of America for implementation of this Agreement. The Deputy Minister of Defense (responsible for armaments) shall be the responsible authority in the Government of the Czech Republic for implementation of this Agreement. 2. Each Party shall designate points of contact to represent its responsible authority. 3. The representatives of each Party’s responsible authority shall meet on a regular basis to review progress in implementing this Agreement. The representatives shall discuss procurement methods used to support effective co-operation in the acquisition of defense capability; annually review the procurement statistics exchanged as agreed under subparagraph 4.8. of Article II (Principles Governing Mutual Defense Procurement Cooperation) of this Agreement; identify any prospective or actual changes in national laws, regulations, policies, procedures, or international obligations that might affect the applicability of any understandings in the Agreement; and consider any other matters relevant to the Agreement. 4. Each Party shall, as required, review the principles and obligations established under this Agreement in light of any subsequent changes to its national laws, regulations, policies, and international obligations, including but not limited to European Union directives and regulations, and shall consult with the other Party to decide jointly whether this Agreement should be amended. 5. Each Party shall endeavor to avoid commitments that could conflict with this Agreement. If either Party believes that such a conflict has occurred, the Parties agree to consult to seek resolution.

Implementation and Administration. 1. The Under Secretary of Defense (Acquisition, Technology Technology, and Logistics) shall be the responsible authority in the Government of the United States of America for implementation of this Agreement. The Deputy Minister of Defense (responsible Undersecretary for armaments) Defence Investments shall be the responsible authority in the Government of the Czech Republic of Estonia for implementation of this Agreement. 2. Each Party shall designate points of contact to represent its responsible authority. 3. The representatives of each Party’s responsible authority shall meet on a regular basis to review progress in implementing this Agreement. The representatives shall discuss procurement methods used to support effective co-operation in the acquisition of defense capability; annually review the procurement statistics exchanged as agreed under subparagraph 4.8. of Article II (Principles Governing Mutual Defense Procurement Cooperation) of this Agreement; identify any prospective or actual changes in national laws, regulations, policies, procedures, or international obligations that might affect the applicability of any understandings in the Agreement; and consider any other matters relevant to the Agreement. 4. Each Party shall, as required, review the principles and obligations established under this Agreement in light of any subsequent changes to its national laws, regulations, policies, and international obligations, including but not limited to European Union directives and regulations, and shall consult with the other Party to decide jointly whether this Agreement should be amended. 5. Each Party shall endeavor to avoid commitments that could conflict with this Agreement. If either Party believes that such a conflict has occurred, the Parties agree to consult to seek resolution.

Implementation and Administration. 1The Undersecretary of State for Logistics shall be the responsible authority in the Government of the Republic of Latvia for implementation of this Agreement. The Under Secretary of Defense (Acquisition, Technology Technology, and Logistics) shall be the responsible authority in the Government of the United States of America for implementation of this Agreement. The Deputy Minister of Defense (responsible for armaments) shall be the responsible authority in the Government of the Czech Republic for implementation of this Agreement. 2. Each Party shall designate points of contact to represent its responsible authority. 3. The representatives of each Party’s responsible authority shall meet on a regular basis to review progress in implementing this Agreement. The representatives shall discuss procurement methods used to support effective co-operation in the acquisition of defense capability; annually review the procurement statistics exchanged as agreed under subparagraph 4.8. of Article II (Principles Governing Mutual Defense Procurement Cooperation) of this Agreement; identify any prospective or actual changes in national laws, regulations, policies, procedures, or international obligations that might affect the applicability of any understandings in the Agreement; and consider any other matters relevant to the Agreement. 4. Each Party shall, as required, review the principles and obligations established under this Agreement in light of any subsequent changes to its national laws, regulations, policies, and international obligations, including but not limited to European Union directives and regulations, regulations and shall consult with the other Party to decide jointly whether this Agreement should be amended. 5. Each Party shall endeavor to avoid commitments that could conflict with this Agreement. If Of either Party believes that such a conflict has occurred, the Parties agree to consult to seek resolution.

Implementation and Administration. 1. The Under Secretary of Defense (Acquisition, Technology and LogisticsAcquisition & Sustainment) shall be the responsible authority in the Government of the United States of America for implementation of this Agreement. The Deputy Minister of Defense (responsible for armaments) Director, Defence Materiel Agency shall be the responsible authority in the Government of the Czech Republic of Lithuania for implementation of this Agreement. 2. Each Party shall designate points of contact to represent its responsible authority. 3. The representatives of each Party’s responsible authority shall meet on a regular basis to review progress in implementing this Agreement. The representatives shall discuss procurement methods used to support effective co-operation in the acquisition of defense capability; annually review the procurement statistics exchanged as agreed under subparagraph 4.84.9. of Article II (Principles Governing Mutual Defense Procurement Cooperation) of this Agreement; identify any prospective or actual changes in national laws, regulations, policies, procedures, or international obligations that might affect the applicability of any understandings in the this Agreement; and consider any other matters relevant to the this Agreement. 4. Each Party shall, as requirednecessary, review the principles and obligations established under this Agreement in light of any subsequent changes to its national laws, regulations, policies, and international obligations, including but not limited to European Union directives and regulations, and shall consult with the other Party to decide jointly whether this Agreement should be amended. 5. Each Party shall endeavor to avoid commitments that could conflict with this Agreement. If either Party believes that such a conflict has occurred, the Parties agree to consult to seek resolution.