Commerciality. 8.1 Contractor shall notify the Minister and GNPC in writing as soon as possible after any Discovery is made, but in any event not later than thirty (30) days after any Discovery is made.
8.2 As soon as possible after the analysis of the test results of such Discovery is complete and in any event not later than one hundred (100) days from the date of such Discovery, Contractor shall by a further notice in writing to the Minister indicate whether in the opinion of Contractor the Discovery merits appraisal.
8.3 Where the Contractor indicates that the Discovery does not merit appraisal, Contractor shall, subject to Article 8.17 below, relinquish the Discovery Area associated with the Discovery.
8.4 Where Contractor indicates that the Discovery merits appraisal, Contractor shall submit to the Minister within one hundred and eighty (180) days from the date of Discovery, an Appraisal Programme to be carried out by Contractor in respect of such Discovery. After thirty (30) days following its submission the Appraisal Programme shall be deemed approved as submitted, unless the Minister has before the end of the said thirty (30) period given the Contractor a notice in writing stating:
i. that the Appraisal Programme as submitted has not been approved; and
ii. the revisions proposed by the Minister to the Appraisal Programme submitted, and the reasons therefor.
8.5 Unless Contractor and the Minister otherwise agree in any particular case, Contractor shall have a period of two (2) years from the date of Discovery to complete the Appraisal Programme.
8.6 Contractor shall commence to conduct the Appraisal Programme within one hundred and fifty (150) days from the date of approval or deemed approval of the Appraisal Programme by the Minister. Where the Contractor is unable to commence the conduct of the Appraisal Programme within one hundred and fifty (150) days from the date of approval or deemed approval of the Appraisal Programme by the Minister, GNPC shall be entitled to exercise the option provided for in Article 9.1 to enable prompt appraisal, provided however that after Contractor actually embarks on appraisal work or obtains an extension of time for such work, this option may not be exercised.
8.7 Not later than ninety (90) days from the date on which said Appraisal Programme relating to the Discovery is completed, Contractor will submit to the Minister a report containing the results of the Appraisal Programme. Such report shall include all available technical a...
Commerciality. 9.1 Licensee shall, prior to any third-party notification, notify the Director General in writing as soon as possible after any Discovery is made, but in any event not later than seven (7) days after any Discovery is made.
9.2 As soon as possible after the analysis of the test results of such Discovery is complete and, in any event, not later than Sixty (60) days from the date of such Discovery, Licensee shall by a further notice in writing to the Director General indicate whether in the opinion of Licensee the Discovery merits appraisal.
Commerciality. All parties shall treat the contents of this SLA as “Commercial in Confidence”. Liverpool City Council reserves the right to access any relevant paperwork relating to the service provided within the appropriate confidentiality boundaries. Contractors are required to retain background documentation for a period of 8 years (in adults) or until the 25th birthday if a child (age 26 if entry made when young person was 17), or 8 years after death. See also Guidance on the Retention and Disposal of Hospital Notes, British Association for Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH) xxxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/documents/1062/1062.pdf Payment is subject to meeting the requirements of the service. The contractor will be paid:
Commerciality. All parties shall treat the contents of this SLA as “Commercial in Confidence”. Liverpool City Council reserves the right to access any relevant paperwork relating to the service provided within the appropriate confidentiality boundaries. Contractors are required to retain background documentation (including NRT vouchers) for a period of two financial years plus the current year and when requested provide such documentation for auditing purposes.
Commerciality. All parties shall treat the contents of this SLA as “Commercial in Confidence”. Liverpool City Council reserves the right to access any relevant information relating to the service provided within the appropriate confidentiality boundaries. Liverpool City Council will require contractors to comply with quarterly spot checks to be conducted in circumstances where unexpectedly high voucher costs are identified.
Commerciality. All parties shall treat the contents of this SLA as “Commercial in confidence” and information relating to its performance shall not be disclosed outside the Partner organisations.
Commerciality. All parties shall treat the contents of this contact as “Commercial in confidence” . Knowsley Council reserves the right to access any paperwork relating to the service provided, within the appropriate confidentiality boundaries.
Commerciality. Contractor shall submit a Discovery Notice to the Minister, the Petroleum Commission, as soon as possible after any Discovery is made, but in any event not later than two (2) days after such Discovery is made.
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