Keeping informed Clause Samples

The "Keeping informed" clause requires parties to regularly update each other about relevant developments or changes that may affect their agreement or ongoing obligations. In practice, this means each party must promptly notify the other of important information, such as project progress, delays, or issues that could impact performance. This clause ensures transparency and helps prevent misunderstandings by keeping all parties aware of significant events as they arise.
Keeping informed. Each Participant must keep the other Participant informed of any matters significant to this Framework and/or any one or more Call-off Partnerships. • That Participant must do so promptly on becoming aware of the matter.
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Keeping informed. 41.1 General obligations of each Participant
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Keeping informed. It is your responsibility to ensure contact details are correct and inform your manager of changes to contact details. These need to be recorded legibly. It is your responsibility to make sure your email box is not full. Lots of information is relayed at training. If you simply drop off and pick up your child you will miss various amounts of information.
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Keeping informed. Events or circumstances on which the Provider must keep the Council informed under this section 11  Through a relevant e-mail address which the Council will supply the Provider from time to time or (if no such address is provided) through the Council’s electronic procurement portal  In a proper and timely manner when the Provider first becomes aware of the matter  The Provider must keep the Council informed (in the way described above) in a proper and timely manner of significant progress of events as they occur in relation to the relevant matterIn addition to any other specific obligations under these Sub-Grant Conditions to inform the Council on a particular matter 11.1. Misuse Any use of the Sub-Grant for purposes which are not permitted in these Sub-Grant Conditions. 11.2. Winding up Any order of a court (or equivalent) being made or any resolution being passed requiring the Provider to be dissolved and/or wound up. 11.3. Appointments The appointment of a liquidator, provisional liquidator, trustee, administrator, controller, receiver or receiver and manager (or any equivalent of any of these in another relevant jurisdiction) in relation to the Provider and/or its assets. 11.4. Investigations, prosecutions, disputes Any  Non-routine third party investigation (e.g. by the police, a regulatory body), and/or  Prosecution (or anything similar) and/or  Third party dispute Affecting the Provider and/or its subcontractors that is (on a reasonable view) likely to significantly and unfavourably affect the Provider’s ability to carry out its obligations under these Sub-Grant Conditions. 11.5. Corrupt Acts Any breach by the Provider of section 16.
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Keeping informed. 16.1 Events or circumstances on which the Tier 1 Provider must keep the Representative of the Council informed under this section 16 • In writing where reasonably practicable • In a proper and timely manner when the Tier 1 Provider first becomes aware of the matter • The Tier 1 Provider must keep the Representative (or other appropriate Personnel of the Council) informed in a proper and timely manner of significant progress of events as they occur in relation to the relevant matter If the event or circumstance were publicly known, it would create an unreasonable risk of serious, unjustified and unfavourable publicity to the Council and/or its Affiliates due to its association with the Tier 1 Provider. • The Tier 1 Provider losing or having imposed on it any significant restrictions or conditions on or being under a serious threat of losing or having imposed on it, any Required Accreditation which the Tier 1 Provider must have under section 13. • Any of the above in relation to any relevant subcontractor which the Tier 1 Provider has appointed in connection to the Services (to the extent relevant to its activities in connection with the Services). (a) Any event or circumstance to which both of the following apply (i) Who it affects (ii) Adverse publicity (b) Loss of Required Accreditation • His/her bankruptcy and/or • Any bankruptcy proceedings being commenced against him/her. Him/her being charged or convicted of a crime of dishonesty or violence (regardless of the penalty) or a crime of any other kind resulting him/her receiving a prison sentence (whether served or suspended). He/she no longer has right to remain in the United Kingdom (or such other country where his/her duties in connection with the Individual Call-Off Contract are to be carried out). (c) Any of the following events or circumstances in relation to the Tier 1 Provider if he/she is a human being acting as a sole trader (i) Bankruptcy
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  • Identifying Information Issuer and Broker acknowledge that a portion of the identifying information set forth on Exhibit A is being requested by NCPS in connection with the USA Patriot Act, Pub.L.107-56 (the “Act”). To help the government fight the funding of terrorism and money laundering activities, Federal law requires all financial institutions to obtain, verify, and record information that identifies each person who opens an account. For a non-individual person such as a business entity, a charity, a Trust, or other legal entity, we ask for documentation to verify its formation and existence as a legal entity. We may also ask to see financial statements, licenses, identification and authorization documents from individuals claiming authority to represent the entity or other relevant documentation.