Disruption to Services. There may be situations when Services are not continuously available or the quality is affected and so we cannot guarantee continuous fault-free service. For instance:
Disruption to Services. 5.1 There may be situations when Services are not continuously available or the quality is affected and so we cannot guarantee continuous fault-free service. For instance
(a) when we or any network provider need to perform upgrading, maintenance or other work on the network or Services;
(b) when you move outside our coverage area whilst you are on a Call (in this case Calls may not be maintained);
(c) when you are in areas otherwise not covered by our network;
(d) during any technical failure of the network;
(e) when it is necessary to safeguard the security and integrity of the network or to reduce the incidence of fraud;
(f) where Artificially Inflated Traffic has been identified;
(g) due to Emergency Planning Measures; or
(h) because of other factors outside our control, such as the features or functionality of your handset, regulatory requirements, lack of capacity, interruptions to services from other suppliers, faults in other communication networks, the weather or radio interference caused by hills, tunnels or other physical obstructions. We shall endeavour to keep all such disruptions to a minimum and shall give you notice of such disruptions where reasonably practicable.
Disruption to Services. There may be situations when Mobile Services are not continuously available or the quality is affected and so We cannot guarantee continuous fault-free service, for instance:
Disruption to Services. 12.8.1 The operational requirements of SARS shall take precedence over any maintenance work activity, except where the works are required due to failure of the generator sets having an adverse effect on SARS operations.
12.8.2 Where SARS agrees in advance, work can be carried out after hours for which after hours rates will apply in terms of this Agreement.
12.8.3 All work, except in cases of emergencies, shall only be undertaken after fully informing the relevant SARS Representative who will have to agree in writing to the precise timing of such operations.
12.8.4 SARS shall pre-approve all down time in advance prior to any need for a shutdown. No shutdown will take place without SARS’s written approval.
Disruption to Services. 6.1. There may be situations when Services are not continuously available or the quality is affected and so we cannot guarantee continuous fault-free service. For instance
6.1.1. when we, our network provider, or its MNO need to perform upgrading, maintenance or other work on the network or Services;
6.1.2. when you move outside our service area whilst you are on a Call (in this case Calls may not be maintained);
6.1.3. when you are in areas not covered by our network. In these cases Services rely on other operators’ networks where we have no control;
6.1.4. during any technical failure of the network;
6.1.5. when it is necessary to safeguard the security and integrity of the network or to reduce the incidence of fraud;
6.1.6. where Artificially Inflated Traffic has been identified;
6.1.7. due to Emergency Planning Measures; or
6.1.8. because of other factors outside our control, such as the features or functionality of your handset, regulatory requirements, lack of capacity, interruptions to services from other suppliers, faults in other communication networks, the weather or radio interference caused by hills, tunnels or other physical obstructions.
6.2. We shall endeavour to keep all such disruptions to a minimum and shall give you notice of such disruptions where reasonably practicable.
Disruption to Services. If, at any time, it appears to the Operator likely that any maintenance or repair works (including, for the avoidance of doubt, any work required under clause 12 (Defects in and Damage to Network Assets) to be carried out to Network Assets will necessitate an interruption to, or restriction of, passenger services on the Network so as to result in passenger services on the Network not being provided in accordance with the Timetable, the Operator shall:
(a) notify the Authority, as soon as is practicable in advance of the carrying out of such work, of:
(i) the nature of such work;
(ii) the likely effect of such works on passenger services; and
(b) comply with the requirements of Schedule 5 (Operations Management) and Schedule 15 (Marketing, Communications and Public Relations) in relation to notification of passengers and provision of replacement bus services.
Disruption to Services. 5.1 There may be situations when Services are not continuously available or the quality is affected and so we cannot guarantee continuous fault-free service. For instance (a) when we, our network provider, or its MNO need to perform upgrading, maintenance or other work on the network or Services; (b) when you move outside our service area whilst you are on a Call (in this case Calls may not be maintained); (c) when you are in areas not covered by our network. In these cases Services rely on other operators’ networks where we have no control;
Disruption to Services. The operational requirements of USP shall take precedence over any Maintenance work activity, except where the works are required due to failure of the Fire Equipment having an adverse effect on USP operations. Where USP agrees in advance, work can be carried out after hours for which after hours rates will apply in terms of this Agreement. All work, except in cases of emergencies, shall only be undertaken after fully informing the relevant USP Representative who will have to agree in writing to the precise timing of such operations. USP shall pre-approve all down time in advance prior to any need for a shutdown. No shutdown will take place without USP’s written approval. In the event of pandemic the Service Provider shall comply with all Health regulations and protocols required by the local authorities. The Service Provider shall liaise with local authorities in obtaining any special passes or operating permit required to ensure services required as part of this SLA continue as normal.
Disruption to Services. The operational requirements of USP shall take precedence over any maintenance work activity, except where the works are required due to failure of the generator sets having an adverse effect on USP operations. Where USP agrees in advance, work can be carried out after hours for which after hours rates will apply in terms of this Agreement. All work, except in cases of emergencies, shall only be undertaken after fully informing the relevant USP Representative who will have to agree in writing to the precise timing of such operations. USP shall pre-approve all down time in advance prior to any need for a shutdown. No shutdown will take place without USP’s written approval.
Disruption to Services. 1.1. The Provider must ensure that, where there are potential disruptions to normal services, efforts are made to ensure continuity of service to those patients attending for treatment that would otherwise have serious clinical consequences if they failed to attend.
