[rpd] Implementation of transfer policy AFPUB-2016-V4-003

[Omo Oaiya]

> On 25 Aug 2017, at 08:47, Christian Ahiauzu <christian.ahiauzu at uniport.edu.ng> wrote:
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> Bottom line, let me give an instance. Let's say company A signed the RSA in 2013 when policies A B and C were invoke and reflected on the RSA. As at 2017, policy C has been replaced with two new policies D and E. Company A would not be expected to re-sign the RSA. However, company B joining later than 2017 after policies D and E was ratified will be expected to sign an RSA with policies A B D E in it.
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Christian,

Consider this alternative bottom line which is spelt out in the RSA and not guesswork.

Company A signs RSA which presents rules and guidelines and tells him the agreement is subject to policies.  In business and I believe also in law, this means the RSA is dependent on the policies.  Not that the policies are dependent on the RSA.

Matters not covered by the RSA or deal with matters that change with time are mandated through policies.

-Omo

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