Annual licence fees. 8.1 The Annual License Fees payable by the Licensee are set out in Schedule 3 in accordance with this Schedule 2.
8.2 Each Licenced Data Type licensed by a Licensee attracts an individual fee; the individual fee amount is dependent on two factors:
(a) The Licensed Data Type classification: each Licensed Data Type is classified as either Premium or Non-Premium, with different fees associated with each classification; and
(b) The Price Tier: for each Licensed Data Type classification, a Price Tier is applied based on the number of different Licensed Data Types the licensee chooses to License or uses. The Price Tier for Premium Licensed Data is separate from Non-Premium Licensed Data. For the purpose of counting the Licenced Data Types in each Price Tier, any Licensed Data Types that are not Third Party Data shall be counted before any Licenced Data Types that are Third Party Data.
8.3 The Annual License Fee is the annual sum total of the fees associated with each individual Licenced Data Type.
8.4 Where any amendments are made to Order Form of the Agreement at the request of the Licensee during any Initial Term or any subsequent Renewal Term resulting in a change to the Licensed Data utilised within this Agreement, thus causing the Annual License Fee to increase, following approval of the amendments by the LME, the Licensee shall pay to the LME the additional Annual License Fee equal to the Annual License Fee pro-rated from the updated Order Form’s Effective Date to the end of the Initial Term or Renewal Term. Such pro-rata calculations will be a daily calculation.
Annual licence fees. Annual Licence to use Fee All website domain and hosting costs All relevant certification and licensing costs Unlimited number of worker users Unlimited number of Manager users Unlimited number of Admin users Any additional hosting/server costs arising from service growth/expansion Mon-Fri 0900-1700 unlimited email, chat and telephone support from full UK customer support team Comms and marketing of service as required 14 days per annum of on site, in-person training and support Dedicated Account Manager- with direct and immediate POC Reporting and Management Information Suite as per Client specifications delivered monthly All relevant supporting financial reports/ledger data as per the specification Software updates to accommodate legislative or regulatory changes (ie changes to HMRC, DWP or statutory legislation requirements) Software updates to resolve bugs, errors or patches £ Annual licence fees shall be paid monthly in arrears via 12 equal instalments.
Annual licence fees. (a) In consideration of the licence rights and services provided by Kinduct hereunder, during the Term, Client will pay to Kinduct an annual licence fee as listed in the Order Form (each, an “Annual Licence Fee”). Kinduct will provide written notice of any increase to the Annual License Fee at least 90 days prior to the expiration of the then current Renewal Term. In the event Client does not provide notice of non-renewal within 60 days prior expiration of the term, Client will be deemed to have accepted the fee increase.
(b) Client will pay the Annual Licence Fee for the Initial Term based on the payment terms as listed in the Order Form.
(c) Client will pay the Annual Licence Fee for each Renewal Term based on the payment terms as listed in the Order Form.
Annual licence fees. 3.1 The Annual Licence Fees payable by the Licensee shall be applicable as per the below Table 1 in accordance with the Permitted Use and the Derived Calculations listed in in the Order Form:
3.2 Where the Licensee is using the Licensed Data to create new Derived Calculations, the LME may, at its sole discretion agree in writing, that:
Annual licence fees. On each anniversary of the Commencement Date (or such other date(s) as may be agreed to by the Parties in writing), the Licensee shall pay to the RPO the annual licence fee of [●] Euro (€[●]).
Annual licence fees. The Minister may, as a condition of the Corporation’s operating licence, require the Corporation to pay to the Minister, for payment into the Consolidated Fund, such annual licence fee as may be determined by the Minister. 38 Area covered by operating licence (cf Sydney Water Act 1994, section 18) The Corporation’s operating licence applies to the area comprising the local government areas of each of the constituent councils. 39 Contravention of operating licence (cf Sydney Water Act 1994, section 19)
(1) If, in the opinion of the Minister, the Corporation contravenes its operating licence, the Minister may cause a notice to be served on the Corporation requiring it to rectify the contravention within a specified period.
(2) If, in the opinion of the Minister, the Corporation contravenes its operating licence, and whether or not a notice has been served under subsection (1) or the period specified in the notice has ended, the Minister may direct that either of the following is to apply:
(a) a letter of reprimand is to be served on the Corporation,
(b) the Corporation is to pay a monetary penalty (not exceeding $1 million) in an amount to be determined by the Minister.
(3) The fact that the Minister has directed that action be taken under this section does not prevent the Minister directing that the same or other action under this section be taken if the contravention continues or a fresh contravention occurs.
(4) The operating licence may make provision for advice to be furnished to the Minister in connection with the exercise of the Minister’s functions under this section.
(5) A penalty imposed under this section may be recovered in any court of competent jurisdiction as if it were a debt due to the Crown. 40 Enforcement of operating licence by IPART (cf Sydney Water Act 1994, section 19A)
(1) IPART may impose a monetary penalty on the Corporation.
(2) IPART may, instead of imposing a monetary penalty, require the Corporation to take such action as IPART considers appropriate in the circumstances, including (for example) requiring the sending of information to customers or the publication of notices in newspapers.
(3) IPART may not require action to be taken under subsection (2) by the Corporation if the cost of that action would exceed the monetary penalty that IPART could impose under this section on the Corporation.
(4) If IPART requires information to be sent to a customer under subsection (2), the Corporation may satisfy that requirement by sending t...
