Operational Communities Sample Clauses

The 'Operational Communities' clause defines the framework for groups or entities that are responsible for managing and overseeing specific operational aspects within an organization or project. Typically, this clause outlines the roles, responsibilities, and decision-making authority of these communities, which may include teams focused on areas such as safety, compliance, or technical operations. By clearly delineating the scope and governance of operational communities, the clause ensures coordinated management and accountability, helping to streamline operations and prevent overlaps or gaps in responsibility.
Operational Communities. The Names Community, the Numbers Community, and the Protocol Parameter Community, collectively or individually as the context may require.
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Operational Communities. [ ] (the “: The Names Community”), [ ] (, the “Numbers Community”), and the Internet Engineering Task Force, an activity of the Internet Society, a District of Columbia non-profit corporation (the “, and the Protocol Parameter Community”),, collectively or individually as the context may require.
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