Common use of Relationship principles Clause in Contracts

Relationship principles. The following principles will guide the Supplier and HBDHB in their relationship under this Agreement: (a) integrity – the Parties will act honestly and in good faith; (b) good communication – the Parties will listen, talk and engage with each other openly and promptly, including via clear and timely written communication; (c) enablement – the Parties will seek to enable one another to meet each Party's respective objectives and commitments to achieve positive outcomes for communities and consumers of health and disability services; (d) trust and cooperation – the Parties will work in a cooperative and constructive manner, recognising each other's viewpoints and respecting each other's differences, and will use reasonable endeavours to work together to resolve any issues that may arise in relation to the Services; (e) accountability – the Parties will recognise the accountabilities that each have to their respective and mutual clients and stakeholders; (f) innovation – the Parties will encourage new approaches and creative solutions to achieve positive outcomes for communities and consumers of health and disability services; (g) quality improvement – the Parties will work cooperatively with each other to achieve quality health and disability services that result in positive outcomes for consumers of health and disability services.

Relationship principles. The following principles will guide the Supplier and HBDHB Te Whatu Ora - Hawke’s Bay in their relationship under this Agreement: (a) integrity – the Parties will act honestly and in good faith; (b) good communication – the Parties will listen, talk and engage with each other openly and promptly, including via clear and timely written communication; (c) enablement – the Parties will seek to enable one another to meet each Party's respective objectives and commitments to achieve positive outcomes for communities and consumers of health and disability services; (d) trust and cooperation – the Parties will work in a cooperative and constructive manner, recognising each other's viewpoints and respecting each other's differences, and will use reasonable endeavours to work together to resolve any issues that may arise in relation to the Services; (e) accountability – the Parties will recognise the accountabilities that each have to their respective and mutual clients and stakeholders; (f) innovation – the Parties will encourage new approaches and creative solutions to achieve positive outcomes for communities and consumers of health and disability services; (g) quality improvement – the Parties will work cooperatively with each other to achieve quality health and disability services that result in positive outcomes for consumers of health and disability services.