Article 12 | The Interlocutory Authority of ISAIL.IN

(1)   Mandate and Authority: ISAIL.IN shall serve as the interlocutory body for standardisation agreements, exercising its authority through:

(a)   validation of standards against established frameworks;

(b)   facilitation of multi-stakeholder agreements; and

(c)   oversight of implementation protocols.

(2)   Co-signing Framework: ISAIL.IN’s co-signing authority shall extend to:

(a)   bilateral standardisation agreements between stakeholders;

(b)   multilateral implementation protocols;

(c)   technical cooperation frameworks; and

(d)   cross-jurisdictional standardisation arrangements.

(2)   Co-signing shall be contingent upon:

(a)   comprehensive due diligence of participating entities;

(b)   verification of technical and operational capabilities;

(c)   assessment of long-term sustainability; and

(d)   evaluation of potential systemic impacts.

(3)   Agreement Architecture:

(a)   Standardisation agreements shall incorporate:

(i)    explicit delineation of roles and responsibilities;

(ii)   technical specifications and compliance frameworks;

(iii)  dispute resolution mechanisms;

(iv) performance monitoring protocols; and

(v)   review and adaptation provisions.

(b)   Agreements shall specify:

(i)    implementation timelines;

(ii)   resource allocation frameworks;

(iii)  risk management protocols; and

(iv) knowledge transfer mechanisms.

(4)   Stakeholder Integration: The Secretariat is empowered to establish if may be required:

(a)   stakeholder coordination through dedicated liaison offices;

(b)   technical working groups for implementation support;

(c)   knowledge-sharing platforms; and

(d)   capacity-building initiatives.

(5)   Governance Framework: ISAIL.IN may establish:

(a)   oversight committees for agreement monitoring;

(b)   technical advisory panels;

(c)   stakeholder consultation mechanisms; and

(d)   compliance verification protocols.

(6)   Documentation and Record-Keeping: ISAIL.IN is empowered to maintain:

(a)   comprehensive agreement repositories;

(b)   implementation tracking systems;

(c)   stakeholder engagement records; and

(d)   performance monitoring databases.