Application of legislation. The following clause shall replace clause 25 in the principal agreement—
Application of legislation. Unless application is mandatory by law, no legislation, proclamation, order, regulation or moratorium whether present or future shall apply to this Agreement so as to extinguish, impair, delay or otherwise alter the rights, powers or remedies of any of the parties.
Application of legislation. The Health Professionals will comply with Privacy Laws and will ensure Supervised Persons comply with Privacy Laws.
Application of legislation. 15.1 Nothing contained in the Contract will in any way limit the operation or effect of any Act or regulations (or deprive Horizon Power of its rights or obligations thereunder) including the Energy Operators (Powers) Act 1979 (WA), the Energy Operators (Regional Power Corporation) (Charges) By-laws 2006 (WA), the Electricity Corporation Act 2005 (WA), the Electricity Industry (Licence Conditions) Regulations 2005 (WA), the Electricity Industry Customer Transfer Code 2004 (WA) and the Electricity Industry Metering Code 2005 (WA).
15.2 The Contract does not in any way limit Horizon Power’s obligation to comply with any lawful directions of the Minister for Energy, the Coordinator of Energy, or the Director of Energy Safety in relation to emergencies and safety or otherwise.
Application of legislation. 1. Unless otherwise provided in paragraphs 2, 3, 4 or 5 if an employee works in the territory of one Party, the employer of the employee and the employee shall in respect of the work and the remuneration paid for the work be subject only to the legislation of that Party.
2. If an employee:
(a) is covered by the legislation of one Party; and
(b) was sent, whether before, on or after the entry into force of this Agreement, by an employer who is subject to the legislation of that Party to work in the territory of the other Party; and
(c) is working in the territory of the other Party in the employment of the employer or a related entity of that employer; and
(d) is not working permanently in the territory of the other Party; the employer and employee shall, for a period not exceeding 4 years from the time the employee is sent to work in the territory of the other Party, be subject only to the legislation of the Party from which the employee was sent in respect of the work and the remuneration paid for the work. An entity is a related entity of an employer if the entity and the employer are members of the same wholly or majority owned group.
3. If the employer for the purposes of paragraph 2 of this Article is the Government of a Party, then the time limit specified in paragraph 2 shall not apply. For the purposes of this paragraph, Government includes: in relation to Australia, a political subdivision or local authority of Australia; in relation to Ireland, a local authority of Ireland.
4. If an employee is working in the employment of an employer on a ship in international traffic the employer of the employee and employee shall in respect of the employment and the remuneration paid for that employment be subject only to the legislation of the Party of which the employee is resident.
5. A person who is a member of the travelling or flying personnel of a transport undertaking who is employed in the territory of both Parties shall be subject to the legislation of that Party in which the undertaking has its registered office, unless
(a) the employee is permanently employed by a branch office or permanent representation of the employer in the territory of the other Party, or
(b) the employee is permanently resident in and is mainly employed in the territory of the other Party, in which case he or she shall be subject to the legislation of the latter Party. In any case, for the purposes of this paragraph, an Australian resident employee working for an Australian r...
Application of legislation. Except to the extent expressly required by Applicable Law, neither the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods 1980, nor any international and domestic legislation implementing such Convention, applies to this Agreement. The Parties’ rights and obligations under this Agreement are solely and exclusively as set forth in this Agreement and the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act (“UCITA”), whether enacted in whole or in part by any state or applicable jurisdiction, regardless of how codified, does not apply to this Agreement and is hereby disclaimed. The Parties will amend this Agreement as may be necessary to comply with any mandatory disclaimer language required by UCITA in any applicable jurisdiction.
Application of legislation. Subject to the provisions of this Agreement—
(a) the provisions of the South Australian Water Resources Act 1976 and of regulations made thereunder shall apply to such portion of the State of South Australia as is within the Designated Area.
(b) the provisions of the Victorian Groundwater Act 1969 and of regulations made thereunder shall continue to apply to such portion of the State of Victoria as is within the Designated Area— and the provisions of those Acts and regulations shall respectively be applied to—
(i) all bores existing within the Designated Area at the date of this Agreement;
(ii) all applications to construct, deepen, enlarge or alter bores or to extract water therefrom as are made after the date of this Agreement; and
(iii) any bores constructed, deepened, enlarged or altered or from which water is extracted, after the date of this Agreement.
Application of legislation. These Rules must be read and applied in conjunction with the Credit Union Incorporation Act, the Financial Institutions Act and the Electronic Transactions Act. Except where such legislation states that the rules of a credit union may provide otherwise, any applicable provision of such legislation that is inconsistent with these Rules shall prevail.
Application of legislation. This section describes legislation specific to radioactive substances activity and how it applies to MOD.
Application of legislation. 11.1. The Parties will exchange information regarding their plans for applying legislation.
11.2. For the purposes of exchanging information, the Parties will make a list of the critical habitats identified and the protection to be given to each of them.
11.3. In implementing this agreement, the Parties shall explore the merits of various methods for enforcing their respective legislation and may add a schedule to the Agreement relating to enforcement.
11.4. The Parties agree to form, within 30 days of the date on which this agreement is signed, an enforcement working group that shall be responsible for proposing the necessary coordination mechanisms.
