Common use of Entry onto Land Clause in Contracts

Entry onto Land. The Operator must ensure that the Operator’s Staff do not enter upon the Land in a manner inconsistent with the Interface Coordination Plan, the Interface Risk Management Plan or the Operator’s Emergency Response Plan without the prior written approval of QR Network and that, in the event such approval is given, the relevant Operator’s Staff comply with all conditions of the approval and hold the necessary qualifications and accreditations.

Entry onto Land. The Operator must ensure that the Operator’s Staff do not enter upon the Land in a manner inconsistent with the Interface Coordination Plan, the Interface Risk Management Plan or the Operator’s Emergency Response Plan without the prior written approval of QR Aurizon Network and that, in the event such approval is given, the relevant Operator’s Staff comply with all conditions of the approval and hold the necessary qualifications and accreditations.

Entry onto Land. The Operator must ensure that the Operator’s Operator‟s Staff do not enter upon the Land in a manner inconsistent with the Interface Coordination Plan, the Interface Risk Management Plan or the Operator’s Operator‟s Emergency Response Plan without the prior written approval of QR Network and that, in the event such approval is given, the relevant Operator’s Operator‟s Staff comply with all conditions of the approval and hold the necessary qualifications and accreditations.

Entry onto Land. The Operator must ensure that the Operator’s Staff do not enter upon the Land in a manner inconsistent with the Interface Coordination Plan, the Interface Risk Management Plan or the Operator’s Emergency Response Plan without the prior written approval of QR Network and that, in the event such approval is given, the relevant Operator’s Staff comply with all conditions of the approval and hold the necessary qualifications and accreditations.

Entry onto Land. The Operator must ensure that the Operator’s Staff do not enter upon the Land in a manner inconsistent with the Interface Coordination Plan, the Interface Risk Management M anagement Plan or the Operator’s Emergency Response Plan without the prior written approval of QR Network Queensland Rail and that, in the event such approval is given, the relevant Operator’s Staff comply with all conditions of the approval and hold the necessary qualifications and accreditations.

Entry onto Land. The Operator must ensure that the Operator’s Staff do not enter upon the Land in a manner inconsistent with the Interface Coordination Plan, the Interface Risk Management Plan or the Operator’s Emergency Response Plan without the prior written approval of QR Network and that, in the event such approval is given, the relevant members of the Operator’s Staff comply with all conditions of the approval and hold the necessary qualifications and accreditations.

Entry onto Land. The Operator must ensure that the Operator’s Staff do not enter upon the Land in a manner inconsistent with the Interface Coordination Plan, the Interface Risk Management Plan or the Operator’s Emergency Response Plan without the prior written approval of QR Network and that, in the event such approval is given, the relevant the Operator’s Staff comply with all conditions of the approval and hold the necessary qualifications and accreditations.

Entry onto Land. The Operator must ensure that the Operator’s Staff do not enter upon the Land in a manner inconsistent with the Interface Coordination Plan, the Interface Risk Management Plan or the Operator’s Emergency Response Plan without the prior written approval of QR QRAurizon Network and that, in the event such approval is given, the relevant Operator’s Staff comply with all conditions of the approval and hold the necessary qualifications and accreditations.