Common use of Alteration to terms Clause in Contracts

Alteration to terms. All additions, amendments and variations to these terms of engagement shall be binding only if in writing and signed by the duly authorised representatives of the parties. These terms supersede any previous agreements and representations (unless based on fraud) between the parties in respect of the scope of the accountant’s work and the accountant’s report or the obligations of any of the parties relating thereto (whether oral or written) and represents the entire agreement and understanding between the parties. These terms do not affect any separate agreement in writing between the [grant recipient] and the accountant. ANNEX 1 PART B – GRANT RECIPIENT’S GRANT APPLICATION‌ [Include the Grant Recipient’s application here] ANNEX 2 –THE FUNDED ACTIVITIES‌ Fill in table below Name of project Grant size requested (£) Project Cost Grant size awarded (£) Date Version Milestone Due Maximum grant payable Evidence of achievement to be provided Verification criterion • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State ANNEX 3 – PAYMENT SCHEDULE‌ See Annex 2 for Payment Schedule Fill in table below Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 ANNEX 4 – GRANT RECIPIENT’S BANK DETAILS‌ ANNEX 5 – ELIGIBLE EXPENDITURE SCHEDULE‌ This Annex shows a breakdown of forecast grant expenditure taken from the most recent version of the Project Cost Breakdown Form - Grant completed in the application. Labour Materials Capital Equipment Sub-contract Travel and Subsistence Other Costs ANNEX 6 – AGREED OUTPUTS AND NZIP KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS‌ 4. Outputs measured Year 1 Measure Frequency (annually/quarterly/monthly/other) Year 2 Part 2: NZIP KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

Alteration to terms. All additions, amendments and variations to these terms of engagement shall be binding only if in writing and signed by the duly authorised representatives of the parties. These terms supersede any previous agreements and representations (unless based on fraud) between the parties in respect of the scope of the accountant’s work and the accountant’s report or the obligations of any of the parties relating thereto (whether oral or written) and represents the entire agreement and understanding between the parties. These terms do not affect any separate agreement in writing between the [grant recipient] and the accountant. ANNEX 1 PART B – GRANT RECIPIENT’S GRANT APPLICATION‌ [Include the Grant Recipient’s application here] ANNEX 2 –THE FUNDED ACTIVITIES‌ Fill in table below Name of project Grant size requested (£) Project Cost Grant size awarded (£) Date Version Milestone Due Maximum grant payable Evidence of achievement to be provided Verification criterion • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State ANNEX 3 – PAYMENT SCHEDULE‌ See Annex 2 for Payment Schedule Fill in table below Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 ANNEX 4 – GRANT RECIPIENT’S BANK DETAILS‌ ANNEX 5 – ELIGIBLE EXPENDITURE SCHEDULE‌ This Annex shows a breakdown of forecast grant expenditure taken from the most recent version of the Project Cost Breakdown Form - Grant completed in the application. Labour (excl. Overheads) Overheads Materials Capital Equipment Sub-contract Travel and Subsistence Other Costs ANNEX 6 – AGREED OUTPUTS AND NZIP KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS‌Costs 4. Outputs measured Year 1 Measure Frequency (annually/quarterly/monthly/other) Year 2 Part 2: NZIP KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

Alteration to terms. All additions, amendments and variations to these terms of engagement shall be binding only if in writing and signed by the duly authorised representatives of the parties. These terms supersede any previous agreements and representations (unless based on fraud) between the parties in respect of the scope of the accountant’s work and the accountant’s report or the obligations of any of the parties relating thereto (whether oral or written) and represents the entire agreement and understanding between the parties. These terms do not affect any separate agreement in writing between the [grant recipient] and the accountant. ANNEX 1 PART B – GRANT RECIPIENT’S GRANT APPLICATION‌ [Include the Grant Recipient’s application here] ANNEX 2 –THE FUNDED ACTIVITIES‌ Fill in table below Company/Consortia Name of project Grant size requested (£) Project Cost Version Grant size awarded (£) Date Version Grant size requested (£) Milestone Due Maximum grant payable Evidence of achievement to be provided Verification criterion • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State • Sufficient content and quality to the reasonable satisfaction of the Secretary of State ANNEX 3 – PAYMENT SCHEDULE‌ See Annex 2 for Payment Schedule Fill in table below Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 ANNEX 4 – GRANT RECIPIENT’S BANK DETAILS‌ ANNEX 5 – ELIGIBLE EXPENDITURE SCHEDULE‌ This Annex shows a breakdown of forecast grant expenditure taken from the most recent version of the Project Cost Breakdown Form - Grant completed in the application. Labour Materials Capital Equipment Sub-contract Travel and Subsistence Other Costs ANNEX 6 – AGREED OUTPUTS AND NZIP KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS‌Costs 4. Outputs measured Year 1 Measure Frequency (annually/quarterly/monthly/other) Year 2 Part 2: NZIP KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORSINDICATORS ANNEX 7 – CONTACT DETAILS PARAGRAPH DEFINITIONS: ANNEX 8 – DATA PROTECTION PROVISIONS Part 1: DATA PROTECTION LEGISLATION Data Protection Impact Assessment: an assessment by the Controller of the impact of the envisaged processing on the protection of Personal Data. Data Loss Event: any event that results, or may result, in unauthorised access to Personal Data held by the Processor under these Conditions, and/or actual or potential loss and/or destruction of Personal Data in breach of these Conditions, including any Personal Data Breach. Data Subject Request: a request made by, or on behalf of, a Data Subject in accordance with rights granted pursuant to the Data Protection Legislation to access their Personal Data.