Procedural Issuance Authority Clause Samples

The Procedural Issuance Authority clause defines which party or entity has the formal power to issue procedures, rules, or directives under the agreement. Typically, this clause specifies the scope of authority, such as whether one party can unilaterally establish operational guidelines or if such procedures require mutual consent. For example, it may allow a project manager to set safety protocols or administrative processes that all parties must follow. The core function of this clause is to ensure clarity and efficiency in the implementation of procedures, reducing ambiguity about who can establish binding operational rules during the course of the agreement.
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