Authority guidelines Sample Clauses

Authority guidelines. Notwithstanding clauses 3.6(b), 13.3, S6.14 or any other relevant provision of this agreement, if in respect of a proposed Temporary Disconnection notified to the Retailer the Retailer identifies a Consumer as being either a medically dependent or a vulnerable consumer for the purposes of the Electricity Authority guidelines on arrangements to assist vulnerable and medically dependent consumers, then in respect of that proposed Temporary Disconnection the notice requirements of those guidelines will be complied with to the fullest extent practicable in the circumstances having regard to the reason for, and level of urgency required in relation to, the relevant Temporary Disconnection. To avoid doubt, the Retailer shall identify the consumer referred to in this clause to the Distributor on a Temporary Disconnection by Temporary Disconnection basis only and the Retailer shall not expect the Distributor to act in relation to, any general notification in relation to the characteristics of a consumer at any particular ICP.
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Authority guidelines. Notwithstanding clauses 3.6(b), 13.3, S6.14, or any other relevant provision in this agreement, the parties will work together in good faith to ensure that if the Retailer identifies a Consumer as being either a medically dependent or a vulnerable consumer for the purposes of the Electricity Authority guidelines on arrangements to assist vulnerable and medically dependent consumers, then in respect of any proposed Temporary Disconnection in any of the circumstances in clause S6.14, the notice requirements of those guidelines will be complied with to the fullest extent practicable in the circumstances.
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Authority guidelines. TI will adopt and maintain an approval matrix that will set forth, among other things, the signing authority levels for approving various types of financial and operational transactions including those matters that specifically require TI Board approval.
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Authority guidelines. Notwithstanding any other relevant provision in this agreement, the parties will work together in good faith to ensure that if the Retailer identifies a Consumer as being either a medically dependent or a vulnerable consumer for the purposes of the Electricity Authority guidelines on arrangements to assist vulnerable and medically dependent consumers, then in respect of any proposed Temporary Disconnection in any of the circumstances in clause S4.12 the notice requirements of those guidelines will be complied with to the fullest extent practicable in the circumstances. The Retailer may undertake a Vacant Site Disconnection of an ICP if: the Retailer is recorded as the retailer for the ICP in the Registry; the ICP has an “active” status in the Registry; and in respect of that ICP, no Electricity Supply Agreement exists with the Retailer, and will undertake a Vacant Site Disconnection of an ICP without delay if the above criteria apply and the ICP has been inactive for at least [30] Working Days. The Retailer may reconnect an ICP that is subject to a Vacant Site Disconnection if it wishes to supply electricity to that ICP. If the ICP has not been electrically connected for more than 6 months, the Retailer will either request an inspection from the Distributor (if the Distributor provides that service), or advise the Consumer to procure its own safety inspection using a person authorised to certify mains work. A copy of the certificate issued following such an inspection will either be provided to the Distributor, or held by the Retailer at the Retailer's offices for the later inspection by the Distributor, before the ICP is Re-energised. The Retailer will ensure that Vacant Site Disconnections and associated reconnections are carried out in accordance with the Distributor’s reasonable operational work practices for managing vacant sites. If a Vacant Site Disconnection or the associated reconnection requires access to any Network equipment or Distributor’s Equipment, it must be carried out by a Warranted Person. The Retailer may give the Distributor notice that the Distributor is responsible for completing a Vacant Site Connection for an ICP if: the Retailer wishes a Vacant Site Disconnection be undertaken for the ICP; the Distributor has not provided an exclusive and accessible isolation device for that ICP; the Retailer has not been able to complete a Vacant Site Disconnection in accordance with Good Electricity Industry Practice for that ICP after 2 separa...
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Authority guidelines. Xxxx will adopt and maintain an approval matrix that will set forth, among other things, the signing authority levels for approving various types of financial and operational transactions including those matters that specifically require the approval of the Nova Board.
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Authority guidelines. The Board shall, in respect of the offices referred to in Clauses 12.1, formulate and publish authority guidelines which shall describe the nature and the scope of authority of each of those offices. Such guidelines shall be incorporated in and form part of the service contracts entered into between VGCB and the occupants of those offices.
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