Common use of Audit and Inspection Rights of the Government Clause in Contracts

Audit and Inspection Rights of the Government. 1.9.1 Without prejudice to statutory rights, the Government, upon at least twenty (20) Business Days advance written notice to the Contractor, shall have the right to inspect and audit, during normal business hours, all records and documents supporting costs, expenditures, expenses, receipts and income, such as the Contractor’s accounts, books, records, invoices, cash vouchers, debit notes, price lists or similar documentation with respect to the Petroleum Operations conducted hereunder in each Year, within two (2) years (or such longer period as may be required in exceptional circumstances) from the end of such Year.

Audit and Inspection Rights of the Government. 1.9.1 Without prejudice to statutory rights, the Government, upon at least twenty (20) Business Days advance written notice to the Contractor, shall have the right to inspect and audit, during normal business hours, all records and documents supporting costs, expenditures, expenses, receipts and income, such as the Contractor’s 's accounts, books, records, invoices, cash vouchers, debit notes, price lists or similar documentation with respect to the Petroleum Operations conducted hereunder in each Year, within two (2) years (or such longer period as may be required in exceptional circumstances) from the end of such Year.

Audit and Inspection Rights of the Government. 1.9.1 Without prejudice to statutory rights, the Government, upon at least twenty (20) Business Days advance written notice to the Contractor, shall have the right to inspect and audit, during normal business hours, all records and documents supporting costs, expenditures, expenses, receipts and income, such as the Contractor’s 's accounts, books, records, invoices, cash vouchers, debit notes, price lists or similar documentation with respect to the Petroleum Operations conducted hereunder in each Year, within two three (23) years (or such longer period as may be required in exceptional circumstances) from the end of such Year.

Audit and Inspection Rights of the Government. 1.9.1 Without prejudice to statutory rights, the Government, upon at least twenty (20) Business Days advance written notice to the Contractor, shall have the right to inspect and audit, during normal business hours, all records and documents supporting costs, expenditures, expenses, receipts and income, such as the Contractor’s accounts, books, records, invoices, cash vouchers, debit notes, price lists or similar documentation with respect to the Petroleum Operations conducted hereunder in each Year, within two three (23) years (or such longer period as may be required in exceptional circumstances) from the end of such Year.

Audit and Inspection Rights of the Government. 1.9.1 Without prejudice to statutory rights, the Government, upon at least twenty fifteen (2015) Business Days days advance written notice to the Contractor, shall have the right to inspect and audit, during normal business hours, all records and documents supporting costs, expenditures, expenses, receipts and income, income such as the Contractor’s accounts, books, records, invoices, cash vouchers, debit notes, price lists or similar documentation with respect to the Petroleum CBM Operations conducted hereunder in each Year, within two (2) years (or such longer period as may be required in exceptional circumstances) from the end of such Year.

Audit and Inspection Rights of the Government. 1.9.1 Without prejudice to statutory rights, the Government, upon at least twenty fifteen (2015) Business Days days advance written notice to the Contractor, shall have the right to inspect and audit, audit during normal business hours, all records and documents supporting costs, expenditures, expenses, receipts and income, such as the Contractor’s accounts, books, records, invoices, cash vouchers, debit notes, price lists or similar documentation with respect to the Petroleum Operations conducted hereunder in each Financial Year, within two (2) years (or such longer period as may be required in exceptional circumstances) from the end of such Financial Year.