Field Office Supervision and Camp Expense Sample Clauses

Field Office Supervision and Camp Expense. The expense of using, operating and maintaining all necessary field operations, field offices, camps and housing facilities for employees, consultants and contractors of the Manager (including housing facilities for their families) and any warehouses or work-shops exclusively used in connection with Joint Venture Activities. When other operations are served by those facilities, the expense, including depreciation, less any revenue derived from those facilities, must be pro-rated on an equitable basis determined by the Management Committee against all operations served. (l) Contractors costs Payments to contractors engaged to perform Joint Venture Activities including (but not limited to) drilling, assaying, surveying, and geoscientific tasks and to contractors engaged in Development, Mining, Treatment, Rehabilitation and Mine Closure; (m) Capital costs All capital costs of Development and the capital costs of construction of facilities for Mining, Treatment, Rehabilitation and Mine Closure unless these capital costs are directly funded by the parties rather than through the Manager; (n) Operating costs All Joint Venture operating costs of Development, Mining, Treatment, Rehabilitation and Mine Closure; (o) Other expenditure Any other expenditures which are not of a capital nature and which are not covered or dealt with in the foregoing provisions of these Accounting Procedures and which are reasonably incurred by the Manager for the necessary and proper conduct of Joint Venture Activities, or the protection of Joint Venture Property, or which the parties agree to treat as Joint Venture Expenditure. PROVIDED THAT where any of the above facilities or services is used not only for Joint Venture Activities but also for unrelated operations of the Manager the costs must be adjusted on a pro rata basis on the proportion of time such facilities or services are used for Joint Venture Activities.
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