CHANGES TO THE AUTHORITY’S REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

CHANGES TO THE AUTHORITY’S REQUIREMENTS. 25.1. The Authority will notify the Grant Recipient of any changes to their activities, which are supported by the Grant. 25.2. The Grant Recipient will accommodate any changes to the Authority’s needs and requirements under these Conditions.
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CHANGES TO THE AUTHORITY’S REQUIREMENTS. 14.1. The Authority will notify the Recipient of any changes it requires to the Funded Activities. 14.2. The Recipient will endeavour to implement any changes to the Funded Activities as are agreed between the two Parties. Where the Recipient fails to implement the required changes, the Authority reserves the right to withhold or suspend Grant payments, or terminate this Agreement provided that this will only be in extremis and if escalation routes have failed to resolve any issues arising. One month’s notice will be given to the Recipient prior to withholding or suspending any Grant payments.
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CHANGES TO THE AUTHORITY’S REQUIREMENTS. 23.1. The Authority will notify the Grant Recipient, where reasonably possible of such changes to the activities, which are supported by the Grant, in advance to coming into effect. The Authority will have regard to any legally binding agreements the Grant Recipient has already entered into, which might be affected by such changes. 23.2. The Grant Recipient will accommodate any reasonable changes to the Authority’s needs and requirements under these Conditions.
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CHANGES TO THE AUTHORITY’S REQUIREMENTS. 4.1. The Authority’s Delivery Partner will notify the Grant Recipient of any changes to their activities which are supported by the Grant. 4.2. The Grant Recipient will endeavour to accommodate any changes to the Authority’s needs and requirements under this Agreement.
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CHANGES TO THE AUTHORITY’S REQUIREMENTS. 5.1 The Authority shall notify the Contractor of any material change to the Authority's requirement under this Contract. 5.2 The services delivered under Schedule 3 will be subject to continuous developments to ensure the best quality and outcomes and to take account of any policy changes relating to family justice reforms. The authority may make amendments to materials and how they are used when necessary. The Authority will provide notice of these changes and information to support the requested changes to delivery. The contractor shall use reasonable endeavours to implement changes. Where the Authority makes fundamental changes the Authority shall provide for any additional costs incurred as a result of any such changes. The amount of such additional costs to be agreed between the parties in writing.
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CHANGES TO THE AUTHORITY’S REQUIREMENTS. 5.1 The Authority will notify the Recipient of any changes it requires to be made to the Activities. 5.2 The Recipient will endeavour to accommodate any changes to the Authority’s needs and requirements under the Agreement.
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CHANGES TO THE AUTHORITY’S REQUIREMENTS. The Authority must notify the Grant Recipient of any changes to the Authorities activities, which are supported by the Grant. The Grant Recipient must accommodate any changes to the Authority’s needs and requirements under these Conditions.
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CHANGES TO THE AUTHORITY’S REQUIREMENTS. 6.1 No guarantee is given by the Authority in respect of the levels or aggregate value of the Services which the Authority shall require the Contractor to provide during the Contract Period. Any levels or aggregate values of Services referred to in the Schedules are indicative only and shall not be binding on the Authority. 6.2 The Contractor shall accommodate any changes to the needs and requirements of the Authority in the provision of the Services hereunder, in accordance with Condition 37.
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