Common use of Preliminary Information Clause in Contracts

Preliminary Information. This Technical Package outlines the standards of quality that must be met by the Organizing Committee (OC) for the competitors, officials, spectators, and other participants of hosting the Canada Cups and Nordiq Cup Races. It is a working document that forms the foundation of the Hosting Agreement between Nordiq Canada and the Organizing Committee. It is reviewed and adjusted as required. It is Nordiq Canada’s role, via the Sport Development Director (SDD), to set the necessary controls through the Technical Package and the latest version of the International Competition Rules/Canadian Competition Rules (ICR−CCR) and Regulations to ensure the meeting of the standards by the sanctioning bodies. This Technical Package does not cover the details of every aspect involved in staging the Canada Cups and Nordiq Cup races. As the relationships between provincial governments, municipal authorities, local sponsors, etc., are different throughout the country, it is not possible to recommend a single method of organization. Any adjustments or changes made must first be approved by the Sport Development Director and the Organizing Committee.

Preliminary Information. This Technical Package outlines the standards of quality that must be met by the Organizing Committee (OC) for the competitors, officials, spectators, and other participants of hosting the Canada Cups and Nordiq Cup Races. It is a working document that forms the foundation of the Hosting Agreement between Nordiq Canada and the Organizing Committee. It is reviewed and adjusted as required. It is Nordiq Canada’s role, via the Sport Development Director (SDD), to set the necessary controls through the Technical Package and the latest version of the International Competition Rules/Canadian Competition Rules (ICR−CCRICR-CCR) and Regulations to ensure the meeting of the standards by the sanctioning bodies. This Technical Package does not cover the details of every aspect involved in staging the Canada Cups and Nordiq Cup races. As the relationships between provincial governments, municipal authorities, local sponsors, etc., are different throughout the country, it is not possible to recommend a single method of organization. Any adjustments or changes made must first be approved by the Sport Development Director and the Organizing Committee.