Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties Clause Samples
The "Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties" clause defines the specific duties, obligations, and expectations assigned to each party involved in an agreement. It typically outlines who is responsible for delivering certain goods or services, managing communications, or fulfilling administrative tasks, and may include timelines or performance standards. By clearly delineating these roles, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings and disputes, ensuring that all parties are aware of and accountable for their respective contributions to the contract.
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Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties. FOR THE SHARED 9-1-1 CALL HANDLING SYSTEM
Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties. The AEDC and the URA each agree to assume and undertake their respective roles and responsibilities relating to the Project as set forth below:
Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties. 4.1. The PEPPOL SMP Provider must have a valid membership in OpenPEPPOL AISBL.
4.2. The PEPPOL Authority has authority over the implementation and use of the PEPPOL Transport Infrastructure within its domain as defined in Annex 5. To achieve this, the PEPPOL Authority has the responsibility to ensure that all PEPPOL SMP services established within its domain complies with the relevant Technical Standards, as defined in Annex 4, and service specifications, as defined in Annex 3. Through this set of minimum criteria consistency across the full infrastructure is ensured.
4.3. The PEPPOL Transport Infrastructure relies on digital certificates for the establishment of trust between communicating parties. The PEPPOL Authority has been delegated, from the PEPPOL Certification Authority the authority to require that digital certificates be issued, suspended and revoked for PEPPOL SMP Providers with whom they have a PEPPOL SMP Provider Agreement.
4.4. The PEPPOL SMP Provider is responsible for providing PEPPOL SMP services in accordance with the minimum requirements prescribed by the relevant Technical Standards, as defined in Annex 4, and service specifications, as defined in Annex 3. This includes a mandatory requirement to ensure that the PEPPOL Participants they service have registered receive capabilities for the relevant PEPPOL BIS. Furthermore, the PEPPOL SMP services shall comply with any additional requirements set forth in annex 5.
4.5. The PEPPOL SMP Provider shall use its best endeavours to ensure that the metadata provided by his PEPPOL SMP is correct and updated and gives a correct description of the services accessible.
Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties. In consideration of the covenants herein and subject to the terms of this Agreement and all applicable laws, the Parties shall carry out their respective roles and responsibilities in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement and within the scope of responsibilities as set out below.
Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties. FOR THE WIDE AREA NETWORK (WAN) CONNECTIVITY
Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties. (A) The Parties acknowledge and agree that Customer is acting as a Data Controller, and has the sole and exclusive authority to determine the purposes and means of the Processing of Personal Data Processed under this Addendum, and Tribe is acting as a Data Processor on behalf and under the Instructions of Customer. (B) Any Personal Data will at all times be and remain the sole property of Customer and Tribe will not have or obtain any rights therein.
Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties. 5.1 The Minister
1) The Minister is responsible for overseeing the performance of the RHRA with respect to the fulfilment of its Statutory Mandate. For this purpose, the Minister requires timely access to information from the RHRA as set out in the Information Sharing Protocol, attached as Schedule “B”.
2) The Minister is responsible for bringing forward proposed changes to the Act to the Lieutenant Governor in Council and the Legislative Assembly.
3) The Minister may engage the RHRA:
a) throughout the policy development process on legislative or policy changes that may affect the RHRA and its activities,
b) in supporting the Ministry with public and stakeholder communications and consultations regarding any proposed legislative, regulatory or policy changes, and
c) in the development of communication strategies for critical or on-going issues.
4) The Minister may provide the RHRA with an annual letter outlining the government’s expectations and priorities with respect to the RHRA during the specified fiscal year. The letter would provide measurable expectations from the Minister that align with the RHRA’s Statutory Mandate as well as government priorities and commitments. The Minister will make reasonable efforts to provide the letter in the Fall to inform business planning for the upcoming fiscal year. If provided later than the Fall, the RHRA may provide the Minister with information on any operational impact of the expectations and priorities in the letter.
5) Pursuant to section 19 of the Act, the Minister may issue policy directions to the RHRA relating to its administration of the Act after giving the RHRA the notice that the Minister considers reasonable in the circumstances. The parties acknowledge that a policy direction issued to the RHRA is deemed to form part of the MOU and is binding on it.
6) The Minister may, where the Minister deems appropriate, delegate, make or assign to the RHRA such additional authority, appointments or consents as are within the Minister’s authority, if the RHRA requires such additional authority, appointments, or consents to carry out its Statutory Mandate.
7) The Minister may, where the Minister deems appropriate, assist the RHRA in obtaining any additional authorities, appointments or consents which cannot be granted by the Minister.
8) The Minister may, where the Minister deems appropriate, assist the RHRA in working with other ministries to facilitate agreements and relationships with the RHRA.
9) The Minister ma...
Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties. 3.1 Each Party agrees to undertake the following roles and responsibilities:-
3.1.1 Together with the other Parties to be jointly responsible for the coordination and delivery of the Service with the support of and advice from the Welsh Government.
3.1.2 To jointly create a Strategic Group to provide a governance framework for the delivery of the Service, the terms of reference for which are attached at Schedule 3. The Strategic Group shall be responsible for business planning, performance monitoring, risk and resource management.
3.1.3 To jointly appoint, via the Strategic Group, a Lead Officer and Lead Education Director to ensure effective service delivery and sound governance.
3.1.4 To jointly appoint, via the Strategic Group, a Regional Operational Lead to ensure consistency and quality within the Service delivery.
3.1.5 To comply with and support the governance arrangements set out in clause 4 by providing nominated personnel with sufficient skill and experience to undertake the designated roles and with the requisite level of delegated authority to enable efficient decision making.
3.1.6 To support PCC in carrying out the workforce obligations necessary to deliver the Service.
3.1.7 To be jointly responsible for meeting the Partneriaeth Delivery Costs as documented at Schedule 2 and as varied from time to time by agreement between the Parties.
3.1.8 To jointly agree the principles for funding the Service, to include a formula for calculating the proportion of grant contributions from each Party and the amount of core funding from each Party to ensure that all Partneriaeth Delivery Costs are met. The formula for 2025-2026 is set out in Schedule 2.
3.2.1 To employ the Partneriaeth Workforce and to provide those employees with appropriate support including finance, HR and IT services, proportionate to the size of the regional team as detailed in Schedule 2 subject to any variation as agreed by the Strategic Group
3.2.2 To calculate the costs of employing and supporting the Partneriaeth Workforce and all other costs relevant to the delivery of the Service. Indicative Operational Costs for 2025-26 are set out in Schedule 2. To draft Service Level Agreements for agreement by the Parties, specifying each Party’s level of contribution to the costs of delivering Service. Any variation to these costs or to the Parties contributions must be agreed by the Strategic Group.
3.2.3 To provide other Parties with clear and timely financial information and invoices fo...
Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties. (A) The Parties acknowledge and agree that Subscriber is acting as a Data Controller, and has the sole and exclusive authority to determine the purposes and means of the Processing of Personal Data Processed under this Addendum, and NodeBB is acting as a Data Processor on behalf and under the Instructions of Subscriber.
(B) Any Personal Data will at all times be and remain the sole property of Subscriber and NodeBB will not have or obtain any rights therein.
Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties. (A) The County shall:
1. Provide uniform enforcement of the North Carolina State Building Codes to all County Construction and Renovation Projects and Wake Tech Construction and Renovation Projects located within its own territorial jurisdiction and the municipal jurisdictions of the other Parties to this Agreement.
2. Provide qualified personnel to perform all necessary work under this Agreement.
3. Perform Building Plan Review in accordance with the North Carolina State Building Code only after the municipalities issue a Letter of Compliance in a format substantially similar to that attached as Exhibit A.
4. Issue Building Permits authorizing construction in accordance with permitted and approved construction plans, municipal development ordinances, State Building Code, and only after the municipalities issue a Letter of Compliance in a format substantially similar to that attached as Exhibit B.
5. Collect payments for Building Permits issued to County Construction and Renovation Projects and Wake Tech Construction and Renovation Projects in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
6. Issue Certificates of Occupancy when a County Construction and Renovation Project has met all the requirements of the permitted and approved construction plans, municipal development ordinances, State Building Codes, and only after the municipalities issue a Letter of Compliance in a format substantially similar to that attached as Exhibit C.
7. Assume the Municipalities’ legal responsibility for County responsibilities recited in this section.
8. Perform Periodic Fire Inspections for County Construction and Renovation Projects and Wake Tech Construction and Renovation Projects and existing facilities owned by Wake County and Wake Technical Community College within municipal jurisdictions as outlined in Section 2.04.
9. Comply with all municipal ordinances and regulations set forth in Section 2.02(B) 1-4.
(B) The Municipalities shall:
1. Be responsible for enforcing ordinances and regulations, and collect associated fees, adopted by their governing bodies related to zoning, storm water, transportation, landscaping, buffers, utilities, and other aspects of site development that are not governed by the State Building Code.
2. Issue Letter of Compliance in a format substantially similar to that attached as Exhibit A to the County when County Construction and Renovation Projects and Wake Tech Construction and Renovation Projects meet all applicable municipal ...