Common use of Governmental Directions Clause in Contracts

Governmental Directions. MSRC will immediately notify the Covered Entity's Incident Commander of any directions MSRC receives from any Governmental Body which MSRC believes may conflict with previous guidance or direction MSRC may have received from the Covered Entity. If the FOSC or SOSC gives directions to MSRC and MSRC does not receive timely directions from the Incident Commander, MSRC will follow those FOSC or SOSC directions. In any event, MSRC will immediately act on directions from any Governmental Body that relate to personnel safety, alleged violations of law or regulations, immediate endangerment of public health or the environment, or directions that constitute an order or command of a Governmental Body with apparent legal authority. MSRC will notify the Incident Commander of those directions and immediate actions as soon as practicable under the circumstances.

Governmental Directions. MSRC will immediately notify the Covered Entity's Incident Commander COMPANY of any directions MSRC receives from any Governmental Body which MSRC believes may conflict with previous guidance or direction MSRC may have received from the Covered EntityCOMPANY. If the FOSC (or SOSC a state counterpart, a “State On- Scene Coordinator” or “SOSC”) gives directions to MSRC and MSRC does not receive timely directions from the Incident CommanderCOMPANY, MSRC will follow those FOSC or SOSC directions. In any event, MSRC will immediately act on directions from any Governmental Body that relate to personnel safety, alleged violations of law or regulations, immediate endangerment of public health or the environment, or directions that constitute an order or command of a Governmental Body with apparent legal authority. MSRC will notify the Incident Commander COMPANY of those directions and immediate actions as soon as practicable under the circumstances.