Abatements for non-compliance Sample Clauses

Abatements for non-compliance. (a) In the event that the Commonwealth determines: (i) under clause 11.3(e) (“Notice of non-compliance") that Project Operator’s non-compliance with the Social Licence Commitments”) is non-remediable; (ii) under clause 11.4(e) (“Cure”) that Project Operator’s non- compliance with Social Licence Commitments will not be adequately remedied by a Draft SLC Cure Plan and either Project Operator: (A) does not submit an amended Draft SLC Cure Plan within 20 Business Days after the Draft SLC Cure Plan is rejected by the Commonwealth; or (B) does submit an amended Draft SLC Cure Plan within 20 Business Days after the Draft SLC Cure Plan is rejected by the Commonwealth, but that amended Draft SLC Cure Plan is rejected by the Commonwealth under clause 11.4(g), (iii) under clause 11.4(e) (“Cure”) to approve a Draft SLC Cure Plan or under clause 11.4(g) to approve an amended Draft SLC Cure Plan, but Project Operator then fails to comply with the Approved SLC Cure Plan, then SLC abatements may be assessed by the Commonwealth. The amount of any SLC Abatement Amount will be determined based on the value of the Social Licence Commitment(s) with which Project Operator has not complied, as set out in Schedule 2 (“Social Licence Commitments”), in addition to a reasonable estimate of the potential or actual harm or loss to the Commonwealth and the community's interest if that Social Licence Commitment is not achieved. (b) If there is partial non-compliance, because Project Operator has made substantial but incomplete progress towards fulfilling a Social Licence Commitment, then the Commonwealth may determine the SLC Abatement Amounts on a pro-rata basis. (c) The method for calculating SLC Abatement Amounts on a pro-rata basis will be based on the values specified in Schedule 2 (“Social Licence Commitments”)and the Commonwealth’s assessment (acting reasonably) of: (i) the degree of achievement; and (ii) the potential or actual harm or loss to the Commonwealth and the community’s interest associated with partial non-compliance. (d) If an SLC Abatement Amount is determined by the Commonwealth under this clause 11.6 ("11.5(b)”),(“Abatements for non-compliance”), the Commonwealth may issue an SLC Abatement Notice to Project Operator setting out the calculation of the SLC Abatement Amount, and that amount will be applied as an adjustment to the Invoice(s) in accordance with clause 16.1 (“Billing”), and if that amount has not been so applied by 90 days after the date on which the SLC...
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