Common use of Change Clause Clause in Contracts

Change Clause. 23.1 The Parties acknowledge that they have entered into the Agreement on the basis of the PMA, the Operating Standards, the State Policies and Rules and the Regulatory Requirements as at the date of the Agreement. In the event of the State making any changes to the PMA, the Operating Standards, the State Policies and Rules, the Regulatory Requirements or to any description for operations, or imposing any other requirements on Camelot which result in or necessitate any material change(s) to the nature, scope, specifications, implementation (including the timing of any such implementation), acceptance, testing or certification of any of the goods and/or services to be supplied by the Contractor under the Agreement, Camelot shall advise the Contractor of this fact in writing and shall advise the Contractor of any necessary changes to the Agreement, including this Schedule (“Change Proposal”). After consulting with the Contractor, Camelot may then, acting in its absolute discretion, order the Contractor to implement such Change Proposal (“Change Order”) irrespective of whether the cost of implementation has been agreed.

Change Clause. 23.1 The Parties acknowledge that they have entered into the Agreement on the basis of the PMA, the Operating Standards, the State Policies and Rules and the Regulatory Requirements as at the date of the Agreement. In the event of the State making any changes to the PMA, the Operating Standards, the State Policies and Rules, the Regulatory Requirements or to any description for operations, or imposing any other requirements on Camelot Xxxxxx which result in or necessitate any material change(s) to the nature, scope, specifications, implementation (including the timing of any such implementation), acceptance, testing or certification of any of the goods and/or services to be supplied by the Contractor under the Agreement, Camelot Xxxxxx shall advise the Contractor of this fact in writing and shall advise the Contractor of any necessary changes to the Agreement, including this Schedule (“Change Proposal”). After consulting with the Contractor, Camelot Xxxxxx may then, acting in its absolute discretion, order the Contractor to implement such Change Proposal (“Change Order”) irrespective of whether the cost of implementation has been agreed.