Section One: Administrative proposal Clause Samples

The 'Section One: Administrative proposal' clause establishes the process by which administrative matters or changes are formally suggested within an organization or agreement. Typically, this clause outlines who is authorized to submit proposals, the required format or documentation, and the steps for review and approval by relevant parties. Its core function is to ensure that administrative changes are handled in an orderly, transparent manner, reducing confusion and providing a clear pathway for implementing necessary adjustments.
Section One: Administrative proposal. Eligibility documentation
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Section One: Administrative proposal. Eligibility documentation o a document5 clearly stating the roles, activities and responsibilities of the proposed subcontractor(s), and the reasons why subcontracting is envisaged;
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