Common use of Exception Reports Clause in Contracts

Exception Reports. If a Party breaches a Remedial Action Plan and does not remedy the breach within 5 Business Days of its occurrence, the Provider or the Authority (as the case may be) may issue a First Exception Report to that Party’s chief executive and/or Board of Directors. If the Party in breach is the Provider, the Authority may withhold payment from the Provider in accordance with clause B29.23.

Exception Reports. If a Party breaches a Remedial Action Plan and does not remedy the breach within 5 Business five (5) Working Days of its occurrence, the Service Provider or the Authority Customer (as the case may be) may issue a First Exception Report to that Party’s chief executive and/or Board of Directors. If the Party in breach is the Service Provider, the Authority Customer may withhold payment from the Service Provider in accordance with clause B29.23B30.23.

Exception Reports. If a Party breaches a Remedial Action Plan and does not remedy the breach within 5 Business Days of its occurrence, the Provider or the Authority Trust (as the case may be) may issue a First Exception Report to that Party’s chief executive and/or Board of Directors. If the Party in breach is the Provider, the Authority Trust may withhold payment from the Provider in accordance with clause B29.23A50.23.

Exception Reports. If a Party breaches a Remedial Action Plan and does not remedy the breach within 5 Business Days of its occurrence, the Provider or the Authority Council (as the case may be) may issue a First Exception Report to that Party’s chief executive and/or Board of Directors. If the Party in breach is the Provider, the Authority Council may withhold payment from the Provider in accordance with clause B29.23.