Under what conditions might an impasse arise in a support agreement?

An impasse in a support agreement may arise from resource disputes because it represents a fundamental disagreement regarding the allocation and availability of essential resources needed to execute the terms of the support agreement. When parties involved in the agreement cannot come to consensus about who gets what resources, or if the necessary resources are insufficient for the intended purpose, it creates a situation where cooperation becomes challenging, leading to a standstill.

Resource disputes can manifest in various forms, such as disagreements over the quantity, type, or location of resources. These disputes are critical because they directly impact the effectiveness and feasibility of the support agreement. If parties cannot resolve their differences about resources, it can hinder progress and prevent successful collaboration.

Training, communication, and funding issues can certainly contribute to difficulties in support agreements, but they are often secondary effects or manifest as symptoms of deeper resource-related issues. Addressing the core dispute over resources is essential to breaking the impasse and moving forward with the agreement.