Change Originating From e-RBs Sample Clauses

Change Originating From e-RBs. This section is concerned with changes originating from an e-RB that have an impact on the configuration of the e-Bulk service. In general, the impact of these changes will be constrained to the configuration of the e-Bulk service for the originating e-RB and to the same e-RB’s own system. These would include small configuration changes (e.g. change of IP address) and more significant changes (e.g. significant e-RB system changes such as the addition of a web portal) which would require some re-testing with e-Bulk. In such situations the DBS reserve the right to charge to the e-RB any associated costs which may be incurred by the DBS. The DBS must be informed of these changes 28 days prior to the planned change according to the procedures defined in 7.6. DBS will impact assess any such changes and where necessary may ask the RB to complete and / or re-sign certain documentation e.g. complete a new Business Assurance Gateway questionnaire. Note that RBs, including e-RBs, have existing responsibilities under the Code of Practice in respect of changes to their status as RBs, including responsibilities to notify the DBS of changes to countersignatories, organisation name and so on. The procedures associated with these are not altered by e-Bulk, and the definition of these responsibilities and processes is outside the scope of this document. Likewise, this section is not concerned with suggestions for changes to improve the e- Bulk service (see following section 6.4.3).

Change Originating From e-RBs. This section is concerned with changes originating from an e-RB that have an impact on the configuration of the e-Bulk service. In general, the impact of these changes will be constrained to the configuration of the e-Bulk service for the originating e-RB and to the same e-RB’s own system. These would include small configuration changes (e.g. change of IP address) and more significant changes (e.g. significant e-RB system changes requiring re-testing with e-Bulk). In such situations the CRB reserve the right to charge to the e-RB any associated costs which may be incurred by the CRB. The CRB must be informed of these changes 10 days prior to the planned change according to the procedures defined in 7.6. There are related responsibilities covered by the relevant OCJR Code of Connection. These responsibilities have already been noted in section 2.2.3. Note that RBs, including e-RBs, have existing responsibilities under the Code of Practice in respect of changes to their status as RBs, including responsibilities to notify the CRB of changes to countersignatories, organisation name and so on. The procedures associated with these are not altered by e-Bulk, and the definition of these responsibilities and processes is outside the scope of this document. Likewise, this section is not concerned with suggestions for changes to improve the e- Bulk service (see following section 6.4.3).