Change Consultation and Change Management Forum Approval Sample Clauses

Change Consultation and Change Management Forum Approval. (a) If the LFC wishes to make:
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Change Consultation and Change Management Forum Approval. (a) If the LFC wishes to make: (i) an Agreement Change proposed by either the LFC or the Service Provider (including a Wholesale Service withdrawal in accordance with clause 5.2(a)), that is not a Bilateral Agreement Change; (ii) a Required Change; (iii) a Core Price Change; (iv) an Ancillary Price Non Price List Change; (v) a change to an Interconnection Point in accordance with clause 3.1 (but not a change from a Temporary Interconnection Point to a permanent Interconnection Point under clause 3.2) (vi) a Price Cap Proposal; (vii) a Technology Change; (viii) an LFC Equipment Change; or (ix) any other type of change to this Agreement that this Agreement requires be referred to the Change Management Forum, (each a Proposed Change), the LFC must submit that Proposed Change to the Change Management Forum for consultation in accordance with clause 25. A Bilateral Agreement Change is not a Proposed Change. (b) The LFC must consult in good faith with the Service Provider and all Other Service Providers (each an Affected Party) on each Proposed Change through the Change Management Forum in accordance with clause 25 to ensure that the LFC, CFH and all Affected Parties understand the potential consequences of the Proposed Change and the related positions and material concerns of each Affected Party. (c) The parties acknowledge and agree that: (i) prior to 31 December 2019: (A) the LFC may only implement an Agreement Change if the relevant change has been approved by the Change Management Forum in accordance with clause 25.
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