Ratification Process Sample Clauses
The Ratification Process clause defines the steps required for a contract or agreement to become officially approved and binding on the parties involved. Typically, this clause outlines who must review and approve the document, any necessary signatures, and the timeline for completion. For example, it may require board approval or a vote by members before the agreement takes effect. Its core function is to ensure that all necessary parties formally consent to the terms, thereby preventing disputes over the validity or enforceability of the agreement.
Ratification Process. When the Association and the District reach agreement on all matters under consideration, the items will be reduced to writing and shall be submitted to the membership of the Association for ratification and then to the District for official approval. No proposal shall be deemed accepted until a final agreement is reached and approved. The President of the association will have a print and/or digital copy of the proposed contract with a reasonable time before the ratification meeting for review.
Ratification Process. When final agreement is reached through negotiations, the outcome shall be reduced to writing and submitted to the ASSOCIATION for ratification. Within fifteen (15) days from the date of the tentative agreement, the ASSOCIATION shall vote on said Agreement and notify the Superintendent of its action. The BOARD shall take action upon the tentative agreement no later than fifteen (15) days from receipt of the ASSOCIATION’s action or at the next regular BOARD meeting, whichever comes first. Upon official adoption by the BOARD, the AGREEMENT shall be signed by the parties.
Ratification Process. When the Association and Board have reached tentative agreement on all matters being negotiated, they will be reduced to writing and be submitted to the membership of the Association and the Board for ratification as follows:
Ratification Process. 1. When the Council and Board reach tentative agreement on all matters being negotiated, they shall be prepared in writing and shall be submitted to the membership of the Council for ratification and to the Board for official approval, unless mutually agreed to the contrary.
2. Formal ratification vote of the agreement by both parties shall occur within fourteen (14) days of reaching a tentative agreement.
3. Representatives from each team must meet within one (1) week of the conclusion of negotiations for the purpose of editing the agreement.
4. Within thirty (30) days after ratification of the agreement, the Board shall prepare and distribute the contract to all members of the bargaining unit. Prerequisite to the final printing shall be a proof-reading of all copy by both parties. Costs of such preparation shall be borne equally by the Council and the Board.
Ratification Process. The Association agrees to seek ratification of this Tentative Agreement as soon as possible. If the Association ratifies this Tentative Agreement, it shall be submitted to District’s governing board for ratification as soon as possible. If both the Association and the District ratify this Tentative Agreement, negotiations for the 2019-20 school year shall be deemed concluded. If either the Association or the governing board do not ratify this Tentative Agreement, the parties shall immediately recommence negotiations for the 2019-20 school year.
Ratification Process. 9.1 The LWG shall provide a final draft specification to the PSDOs for Ratification using the processes defined by each individual PSDO as per this MOU.
9.2 A minor dot release specification that is limited to clarifications and bug fixes that have no IPR ramifications does not need to be re-ratified before public release.
Ratification Process. AFARS 5101.602-3-90 outlines the Army process for ratifying an unauthorized commitment. Unauthorized commitments may be paid by the Army through ratification. Ratification means the act of approving an unauthorized commitment by an official who has the authority to do so. The ratification process determines whether the Army or the initiator will pay the invoice. The individual who made an unauthorized commitment can be held personally liable to the vendor or the Government for the total cost of supplies or services obtained until the extent of the Government’s liability is determined. The Government accepts liability through ratification. When an A/OPC identifies a potential unauthorized commitment, the A/OPC must contact the local contracting office to initiate the ratification process. The ratification authority may be delegated in accordance with agency procedures, but in no case will the authority be delegated below the level of Chief of the Contracting office, or equivalent.
Ratification Process. The Board and the Association shall confer upon their respective representatives the necessary power and authority to select the bargaining process, to participate in bargaining sessions, to make bargaining decisions, and to reach tentative written agreement which shall be presented to the Association for ratification and to the Board for adoption. After ratification by both parties and upon concurrence of and final approval of the preprinted contract in total by the chief negotiators of each team, the pre-printed contract shall prevail. The Board and Association will provide a link to the contract to be posted on the District's website.
Ratification Process. AFARS 5101.602-3-90 outlines the Army process for ratifying an unauthorized commitment. The Government accepts liability through ratification. When an A/OPC identifies a potential unauthorized commitment, the A/OPC must contact the local contracting office to initiate the ratification process.
Ratification Process. If Preliminary Consensus has been achieved, the Tribal, State and Federal caucuses shall ratify or reject the result of the Preliminary Consensus as follows: