BCLC Services Manual Updates Sample Clauses

BCLC Services Manual Updates. (a) The Corporation may in its discretion, amend the BCLC Services Manual, in whole or in part, as it deems necessary, for purposes of the conduct, management and operation of Gaming, the integrity and reputation of Gaming, the player experience, and compliance and consistency with Applicable Law. (b) The Service Provider will continue to perform the Services in accordance with the amended BCLC Services Manual. (c) The Corporation will post amendments to the BCLC Services Manual on an internet-accessible site or such other location Prescribed by the Corporation, and it is the Service Provider’s responsibility to inform itself of and comply with such amendments. The Corporation will use reasonable efforts to provide advance notice of any amendments, except for amendments that are required for urgent or emergency situations. (d) The Service Provider is not entitled to any compensation for or contribution to costs arising from an amendment of the BCLC Services Manual except as provided in this Article 3.3. (e) In this Article 3.3, “Contributable Standards Change” means an amendment of the BCLC Services Manual identified in Appendix B of the BCLC Standards, but excluding any amendment that is Prescribed by the Corporation for purposes of compliance with Applicable Law.
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