Common use of Considered Response Clause in Contracts

Considered Response. Within 15 Working Days of the receipt of the Service Request or of the date on which a reply was received to a request for additional information, whichever is the later, the Access Provider shall give the Access Seeker the Considered Response. The Considered Response shall advise whether the Service Request: • will be met in all its terms. (This constitutes full acceptance of the Service Request.) • will not be met at all. (This constitutes full rejection of the Service Request.) • will be met in part in terms of volume, location and/or timescale. (This constitutes part acceptance of the Service Request.) • requires additional time for assessment. (This constitutes a statement that additional time is required to assess the Service Request by the Access Provider.) • cannot be assessed for lack of information. (This constitutes a conditional rejection of the Service Request.)

Considered Response. Within 15 Working Days of the receipt of the Service Request or of the date on which a reply was received to a request for additional information, whichever is the later, the Access Provider shall give the Access Seeker the Considered Response. The Considered Response shall advise whether the Service Request: •  will be met in all its terms. (This constitutes full acceptance of the Service Request.) •  will not be met at all. (This constitutes full rejection of the Service Request.) •  will be met in part in terms of volume, location and/or timescale. (This constitutes part acceptance of the Service Request.) •  requires additional time for assessment. (This constitutes a statement that additional time is required to assess the Service Request by the Access Provider.) •  cannot be assessed for lack of information. (This constitutes a conditional rejection of the Service Request.)