Alterations to Train Services by Aurizon Network Sample Clauses

Alterations to Train Services by Aurizon Network. Without limiting the rights of the Operator, Aurizon Network must notify the Operator (by way of a Train Control Direction) as soon as reasonably practicable after it becomes aware that it is unable to make the Infrastructure available for the operation of a Train Service which is scheduled in the Daily Train Plan.
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Alterations to Train Services by Aurizon Network. (a) Aurizon Network must notify the Operator (by way of a Train Control Direction) as soon as reasonably practicable after it becomes aware that it is unable to make the Infrastructure available for the operation of a Train Service which is scheduled in the Daily Train Plan. (b) If Aurizon Network gives the Operator a Train Control Direction in accordance with clause 16.3(a) in respect of a Train Service, then Aurizon Network must, unless the Train Service has already been rescheduled in accordance with clause 16.2 or 16.3, use reasonable endeavours to reschedule that Train Service to commence to operate at a time prior to, or within 48 hours after, the Original Scheduled Time for that Train Service, that is reasonably acceptable to the Operator, provided that Aurizon Network is under no obligation to alter the Scheduled Times for any other Train Movements. (c) If Aurizon Network reschedules a Train Service in accordance with clause 16.3(b), then Aurizon Network must notify the Operator (by way of a Train Control Direction) of the revised Scheduled Time for that Train Service. (d) If: (i) Aurizon Network does not give the Operator a Train Control Direction in accordance with clause 16.3(a) in respect of a Train Service and does not make the Infrastructure available for the operation of that Train Service; or (ii) Aurizon Network gives the Operator a Train Control Direction in accordance with clause 16.3(a) in respect of a Train Service but Aurizon Network is unable to reschedule the Train Service in accordance with clause 16.3(b), then: (iii) the Train Service will be taken to be cancelled by Aurizon Network; (iv) for the avoidance of doubt, despite the Train Service being taken to be cancelled by Aurizon Network, the reason for the failure to operate the Train Service may not be an Aurizon Network Cause; and (v) Aurizon Network will not be obliged under this Agreement to reschedule or to endeavour to reschedule the Train Service.
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