Check and documentation report Sample Clauses

Check and documentation report. ‌ The PPP company shall draw up a quarterly check and documentation report which shall take into account both Appendix 1 concerning the functional requirements and Appendix 3 concerning the payment mechanism; the PPP company shall be obliged to report all faults and defects. The quarterly reporting shall contain the following elements in particular: • An account of the performance of operations in the preceding quarter. • An overview of faults and defects reported in the period. • An account of the work initiated to remedy any faults and defects. • The report shall show the deductions which should be made in the Operations Payment in the subsequent quarter due to faults and defects. • Finally, the report shall provide the Contracting Authority with the opportunity to add its observations. The quarterly reporting shall include the monthly operating documentation reports. A template for monthly operating documentation reports will be available after signature of contract.
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