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Conduct of Major Works Contract Dispute by Project Manager Sample Clauses

Conduct of Major Works Contract Dispute by Project Manager. (a) Subject to clause 11.3(b), during the period the Project Manager is appointed as the disclosed agent of the Trustee for the purpose of conducting, settling and/or compromising a Major Works Contract Dispute, the Project Manager must: (i) provide the Trustee with information or documentation which is material to that Major Works Contract Dispute and which has not otherwise been provided to the Trustee by the Project Manager in the Monthly Report in relation to that Major Works Contract Dispute; (ii) consult with the Trustee in relation to the conduct, and/or any proposed settlement or compromise (in whole or in part), of a Major Works Contract Dispute, where the conduct and/or proposed settlement or compromise is a material matter in relation to that Major Works Contract Dispute; and (iii) have regard to the Trustee’s opinion in relation to the manner of the conduct, and/or any proposed settlement or compromise (in whole or in part) of a Major Works Contract Dispute, where that conduct or proposed settlement or compromise is material to that Major Works Contract Dispute. (b) In determining whether a matter is material in relation to a Major Works Contract Dispute for the purposes of clause 11.3(a), the Project Manager may have regard to: (i) the Quantum of Dispute of that Major Works Contract Dispute; (ii) the potential adverse effect on the Estimated Project Costs for the Segments affected by that Major Works Contract Dispute; (iii) the potential delay to the completion date for the works under the Major Works Contract which is the subject of that Major Works Contract Dispute; and/or (iv) the extent to which there may be a delay to the Available Date of any Segment as a result of a potential delay under clause 11.3(b)(iii).
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