OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE Clause Samples
The "Obligations of the State" clause defines the specific duties and responsibilities that a government or state entity must fulfill under an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines actions such as providing necessary permits, ensuring regulatory compliance, or delivering agreed-upon resources or support. By clearly stating what is expected from the state, the clause helps ensure accountability and reduces the risk of misunderstandings or disputes regarding the state's role in the contractual relationship.
OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE. 20A. The State shall –
OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE. Provided the Customer complies with the terms of this Agreement, the State will allow the Customer to participate in the VRS and conduct the authorised customer vehicle registration transactions described in Part B of Schedule 1.
OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE. 9.2.1 The STATE shall take any steps necessary intended to facilitate the activities of CONTRACTOR and its Sub-contractors. At the request of either, such assistance applies to the following matters:
9.2.1.1 obtaining authorisations for the utilisation and installation of the means of transportation and communication, in particular the Domestic Transportation Authorisation;
9.2.1.2 obtaining required authorisations in customs and import-export matters;
9.2.1.3 obtaining for the expatriate personnel working in Cameroon and for members of their families, visas, work permits or residence cards and any other administrative authorisations necessary in order to carry out this Contract;
9.2.1.4 obtaining required authorisations for transmitting abroad, if applicable, documents, data or samples for purposes of analysis or processing as required for the Petroleum Operations;
9.2.1.5 relations with the administration and local authorities;
9.2.1.6 obtaining, upon filing an application including documents and items required by the legislation and regulations in force, approvals which are necessary for the conduct of Petroleum Operations;
9.2.1.7 any other subject which lends itself to assistance by the STATE, particularly in the areas of public safety and order, within the framework of the current legislation and regulations; and
9.2.1.8 access the land required and their utilization for Petroleum Operations in accordance with Part IV of the Petroleum Code and Title VIII of the Petroleum Regulation.
9.2.2 The STATE guarantees to the CONTRACTOR, to each entity comprising the CONTRACTOR and to assignees of the CONTRACTOR:
9.2.2.1 The stability of the economic regime of the Petroleum Operations within the conditions set forth under Article 29 of this Contract;
9.2.2.2 Non-discrimination towards them in the application of legislative or regulatory provisions as compared to any other commercial company carrying out petroleum operations in the Territory of Cameroon under the conditions set forth in Article 29 of this Contract;
9.2.2.3 Free choice of their contractors, suppliers and service providers, subject to the provisions of Articles 8.5 above and 18 hereafter.
OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE. 8. Electricity rationing orders
OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE. The State acknowledges and agrees that State Officials at all levels of the State are subject to the Anticorruption Laws and shall conduct their activities in accordance with their obligations under the Anticorruption Laws.
OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE. In accordance with the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement and pursuant to La. R.S. 30:961-963, the State, through the Secretary, hereby grants to the Water User the authority to cumulatively withdraw no more than ( ) gallons of Water per month from the Water Resources and no more than ( ) gallons of Water over the two (2) year period of this agreement from the Water Resources as set forth in the Plan at only those withdrawal points identified in the Plan. The authority to withdraw granted herein is limited solely to the methods, resources and withdrawal points as set forth in the Plan. If the Water User desires to deviate from the Plan in any manner, it must obtain written permission from the Secretary, or negotiate for and obtain an amendment of this Agreement, or enter into a new Running Surface Water Use Agreement, to encompass the deviations from the Plan. The authority to withdraw is non-exclusive and the Water User acknowledges that the State may authorize others to withdraw Water from the Water Resources set forth in the Plan. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the State makes no representation or warranty, express or implied, as to 1.) the nature or extent of its regulatory authority; 2.) the availability of water from the Water Resources in the Plan at any time; or 3.) the quality, suitability, purity, palatability, potability, or fitness of the Water from the Water Resources in the Plan for Water User’s intended use, or for any other uses or purposes whatsoever. Water User understands and acknowledges that the Water Resources in the Plan are multiple purpose water sources and may be subject to other plans which may result in considerable fluctuations of the water level in the Water Resources. The Secretary makes no guarantee as to the elevation at which the Water can be withdrawn from the Water Resources to meet Water User’s commitments and obligations.
OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE. The State shall—
OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE. The STATE agrees that:
A. In its Notice of Privacy Practices, as required by the Privacy Regulations, the STATE has included a statement that the STATE may disclose PHI for health care operations purposes; and The STATE is authorized by law or regulation to share PHI relating to the Underlying Agreement with Business Associate; and The STATE has obtained any required consents, authorizations or other permissions that may be necessary for the STATE to share PHI with Business Associate.
OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE. In addition to the other obligations of the State set out in this Agreement, the State shall have the following specific obligations:
(a) To assist Refiner in obtaining and maintaining the effectiveness of all Authorisations in accordance with, and as required by, Clauses 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17; and
(b) To promptly implement its obligations under Clauses 18 and 19.
OBLIGATIONS OF THE STATE a. The State will endeavor to provide funds towards the Project in the following amounts from the various state agencies shown, all subject to all laws, rules, policies, and agreements governing expenditure of such funds:
i. At least $5 million from the Coastal Protection and Restoration Agency (CPRA). CPRA expects that its funding will come from sources devoted primarily to promote bird habitat, and CPRA expects that the Project will deliver benefits toward that goal that equal or exceed CPRA’s funding for the Project;
ii. At least $10 million from funding sources available to or administered by the Office of Community Development, primarily if not exclusively CDBG (DR, MIT, or Program Income) funds to promote resilience and flood protection and to assist with recovery after hurricanes and other presidentially declared disasters. The State anticipates that its funding will come from a variety of funding sources, each with different goals and objectives. The State expects that the Project will deliver benefits toward the goal of each funding source that equal or exceed the funding for the Project provided by that funding source. OCD will provide guidance in identifying eligible elements of the projects, allowable expenses, and the appropriate grant recipients. Any OCD funds provided would be through separate grant agreements that contain the terms and conditions associated with CDBG funding. OCD will also provide guidance regarding obtaining required environmental or other review clearances, or giving of any required notices, where such is required prior to executing contracts or taking other actions which might, if conducted without the required clearances or notices, make all or part of the Project ineligible for CDBG funding.
iii. At least $5 to $10 million from the Department of Transportation and Development. DOTD’s funding is expected to come primarily from its project to widen Interstate 10 in the area adjacent to the Lakes. DOTD expects that the Project will deliver benefits toward the goals of the I-10 widening project that equal or exceed DOTD’s funding for the Project.
iv. Up to $20 million from the Capital Outlay process, to be used only as needed for any costs of the Project which cannot be obtained from other funding sources. The State expects that all the benefits to the state and its people provided by the Project will equal or exceed the State Capital Outlay funding for the Project.
b. The State may provide some portion of its funding thro...