Approval of Operating Procedures Sample Clauses

Approval of Operating Procedures. 16.5.1 Within twenty (20) Business Days after receipt of each Initial Operating Procedure or Operating Procedure, the Authority’s Representative shall either: 16.5.1.1 issue a certificate (an “Operating Procedure Approval Certificate”) confirming that he is satisfied that the Initial Operating Procedure or Operating Procedure in question is in accordance with the requirements of this Contract; or 16.5.1.2 issue a notice (an “Operating Procedure Notice of Non- Compliance”) stating that the Operating Procedure Approval Certificate has not been issued, specifying the grounds on which the Operating Procedure Notice of Non-Compliance is based (provided that such grounds shall be one or more of those set out in paragraphs 3.2.5.1 to 3.2.5.5 (Grounds of Objection) of the Review Procedure) and specifying any matters that must be attended to before the Operating Procedure Approval Certificate can be issued. 16.5.2 Following receipt of an Operating Procedure Notice of Non-Compliance, the Contractor shall attend to such outstanding matters referred to in the Operating Procedure Notice of Non-Compliance and shall deliver such revised Initial Operating Procedure or revised Operating Procedure, to the Authority’s Representative within five (5) Business Days after receipt of the Operating Procedure Notice of Non-Compliance so that the procedure in clause 16.5.1 (Approval of Operating Procedures) is repeated as often as necessary to ensure that all outstanding matters in relation to the Initial Operating Procedure or Operating Procedure are attended to and the Operating Procedure Approval Certificate can be issued in accordance with clause 16.5.1.1 (Approval of Operating Procedures). 16.5.3 Without prejudice to the Contractor’s obligations pursuant to clause 19.2 (Services Commencement), no Prisoner Places shall constitute Available Prisoner Places until all of the Initial Operating Procedures and Operating Procedures have been approved by the Authority’s Representative.
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Approval of Operating Procedures. 16.5.1 Within twenty (20) Business Days after receipt of each Initial Operating Procedure, the Authority’s Representative shall either: 16.5.1.1 issue a certificate (an "Operating Procedure Approval Certificate") confirming that he or she is satisfied that the Initial Operating Procedure in question is in accordance with the requirements of this Contract; or 16.5.1.2 issue a notice (an "Operating Procedure Notice of Non- Compliance") stating that the Operating Procedure Approval Certificate has not been issued, specifying the grounds on which the Operating Procedure Notice of Non-Compliance is based (provided that such grounds shall be one or more of those set out in paragraphs 3.2.5.1 to 3.2.5.5 of Schedule 9 (Review Procedure) and specifying any matters that must be attended to before the Operating Procedure Approval Certificate can be issued. 16.5.2 Following receipt of an Operating Procedure Notice of Non-Compliance, the Contractor shall attend to such outstanding matters referred to in the Operating Procedure Notice of Non-Compliance and shall deliver such revised Initial Operating Procedure to the Authority’s Representative within five (5) Business Days after receipt of the Operating Procedure Notice of Non-Compliance so that the procedure in clause 16.5.1 (Approval of Operating Procedures) is repeated as often as necessary to ensure that all outstanding matters in relation to the Initial Operating Procedure are attended to and the Operating Procedure Approval Certificate can be issued in accordance with clause 16.5.1.1
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Approval of Operating Procedures. Without prejudice to the Contractor’s obligations pursuant to clause 19.2 (Services Commencement), no Prisoner Places shall constitute Available Prisoner Places until all of the Initial Operating Procedures have been approved by the Authority’s Representative.
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