Disputes 122127 Sample Clauses

Disputes 122127. 43.4 Interaction with other Access Holders 122127 Schedule 1 – Reference schedule 124129 Schedule 2 – Train Service Descriptions 126131 Appendix A to Schedule 2 – Sectional Running Times 000000 Xxxxxxxx X to Schedule 2 – Nominated Monthly Operational Rights 131136 Schedule 3Nominated Network 133138 Schedule 4Access Charges 135140 Schedule 5 – Rollingstock and Rollingstock Configurations 145150 Schedule 6Performance Levels 146151 Appendix to Schedule 6 – Calculation of Below Rail Transit Time 147152 Schedule 7High visibility clothing, Emergency Procedures and Environmental Management Standards 149154 Schedule 8 – Insurance 153158 Schedule 9Suspension Events and Termination Events 155160 Schedule 10Interface Coordination Arrangements 162167 Schedule 11 – Ancillary Services and Ancillary Services Charges 172178 Date Parties Aurizon Network Pty Ltd ABN 78 132 181 116 of Xxxxx 00, 000 Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx (Aurizon Network) The person specified in item 1 of schedule 1 (Operator) Background A Aurizon Network is responsible for the provision of access to the Nominated Network in accordance with the Access Undertaking. B Aurizon Network is a party to one or more Access Agreements under which Aurizon Network has granted Access Rights to end users for the operation of Train Services over the Nominated Network on the terms and conditions of the relevant Access Agreements. C The End User has nominated the Operator in respect of all or part of the End User’s Access Rights as reflected in the Train Service Description. D Aurizon Network has agreed that the Operator may operate Train Services over the Nominated Network and to provide Train Control for those Train Services on the terms and conditions of this Agreement. E The Parties may enter into separate agreements for the provision of services by Aurizon Network to the Operator other than the grant of the Operational Rights.
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