Provincial Government Clause Examples
The 'Provincial Government' clause defines the role, authority, or obligations of a provincial government within the context of the agreement. This clause typically clarifies which provincial government body is referenced, outlines its jurisdiction, and may specify how provincial laws or regulations apply to the parties or subject matter. For example, it might state that certain approvals or permits must be obtained from the relevant provincial authority, or that compliance with provincial legislation is required. The core function of this clause is to ensure clarity regarding the involvement and regulatory oversight of provincial government entities, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential legal conflicts.
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Provincial Government.ÌýThis Agreement is subject to BCH obtaining and maintaining any necessary Provincial Government approvals and BCH shall make all reasonable efforts to obtain and maintain such approvals. In particular, the use of the non-Treaty storage space in Arrow is subject to BCH obtaining and maintaining approval from the B.C. Comptroller of Water Rights.
Provincial Government.ÌýThe Parties agree that if, at a later date, the B.C. Provincial Government reinstitutes the payment of premiums for MSP or a similar Provincial public health insurance plan, the Employer shall pay 100% of the cost of the premiums for all eligible employees â€� provided that the Employer is not already paying any premiums, contributions and/or taxes for a similar or overlapping B.C. public health insurance coverage for its eligible employees.
Provincial Government.ÌýThe Parties agree that if, at a later date, the B.C. Provincial Government reinstitutes the payment of premiums for MSP or a similar Provincial public health insurance plan, the Employer shall pay one hundred percent (100%) of the cost of the premiums for all eligible Employees â€� provided that the Employer is not already paying any premiums, contributions and/or taxes for a similar or overlapping B.C. public health insurance coverage for its eligible Employees. In such circumstances, the Parties agree that, for the first (1st) year during which the MSP (or similar Provincial public health insurance plan) coverage is in effect, the cost of the premiums for that coverage shall be shared equally between the Employer and eligible Employees.