Common use of Inclusion in Consumer Contracts Clause in Contracts

Inclusion in Consumer Contracts. The Retailer will, subject to clause 27.1, include in each of its Consumer Contracts a requirement for the Consumer to ensure that, if it enters into any agreement or arrangement with any third party in relation to control of its load: (a) the load is not already subject to the Distributor’s right of control; (b) the third party does not interfere with or damage the Distributor’s or the Retailer’s Load Control Systems; (c) if any damage occurs due to the actions of the third party, the Consumer will promptly and at its own cost remove the source of the interference and make good the damage; (d) the third party makes the load available to the Distributor to enable it to fulfil its performance obligations as an asset owner in respect of managing System Security in accordance with the Code and to meet the Service Standards for Distribution Services; and (e) prior to controlling the load, the third party has entered into an agreement with the Distributor which sets out the protocols for the use of the load, including the coordination with the Distributor of the disconnection and reconnection of load.

Inclusion in Consumer Contracts. The Retailer will, subject to clause 27.1, include in each of its Consumer Contracts a requirement for the Consumer to ensure that, if it enters into any agreement or arrangement with any third party in relation to control of its load: (a) the load is not already subject to the Distributor’s right of control; (b) the third party does not interfere with or damage the Distributor’s or the Retailer’s Load Control Systems; (c) if any damage occurs due to the actions of the third party, the Consumer will promptly and at its own cost remove the source of the interference and make good the damage; (d) the third party makes the load available to the Distributor to enable it to fulfil its performance obligations as an asset owner in respect of managing System Security in accordance with the Code and to meet the Service Standards for Distribution ServicesStandards; and (e) prior to controlling the load, the third party has entered into an agreement with the Distributor which sets out the protocols for the use of the load, including the coordination with the Distributor of the disconnection and reconnection of load.

Inclusion in Consumer Contracts. The Retailer will, subject to clause 27.1, include in each of its Consumer Contracts a requirement for the Consumer to ensure that, if it enters into any agreement or arrangement with any third party in relation to control of its load:load:‌ (a) the load is not already subject to the Distributor’s right of control; (b) the third party does not interfere with or damage the Distributor’s or the Retailer’s Load Control Systems; (c) if any damage occurs due to the actions of the third party, the Consumer will promptly and at its own cost remove the source of the interference and make good the damage; (d) the third party makes the load available to the Distributor to enable it to fulfil its performance obligations as an asset owner in respect of managing System Security in accordance with the Code and to meet the Service Standards for Distribution Services; and (e) prior to controlling the load, the third party has entered into an agreement with the Distributor which sets out the protocols for the use of the load, including the coordination with the Distributor of the disconnection and reconnection of load.

Inclusion in Consumer Contracts. The Retailer will, subject to clause 27.129.1, include in each of its Consumer Contracts a requirement for the Consumer to ensure that, if it enters into any agreement or arrangement with any third party in relation to control of its load: (a) the load is not already subject to the Distributor’s right of control; (b) the third party does not interfere with or damage the Distributor’s or the Retailer’s Load Control Systems; (c) if any damage occurs due to the actions of the third party, the Consumer will promptly and at its own cost remove the source of the interference and make good the damage; (d) the third party makes the load available to the Distributor to enable it to fulfil its performance obligations as an asset owner in respect of managing System Security in accordance with the Code and to meet the Service Standards for Distribution Services; and (e) prior to controlling the load, the third party has entered into an agreement with the Distributor which sets out the protocols for the use of the load, including the coordination with the Distributor of the disconnection and reconnection of load.

Inclusion in Consumer Contracts. The Retailer will, subject to clause 27.1, include in each of its Consumer Contracts a requirement for the Consumer to ensure that, if it enters into any agreement or arrangement with any third party in relation to control of its load: (a) the load is not already subject to the Distributor’s right of control; (b) the third party does not interfere with or damage the Distributor’s or the Retailer’s Load Control Systems; (c) if any damage occurs due to the actions of the third party, the Consumer will promptly and at its own cost remove the source of the interference and make good the damage; (d) the third party makes the load available to the Distributor to enable it to fulfil its performance obligations as an asset owner in respect of managing System Security in accordance with the Code and to meet the Service Standards for Distribution Services; and (e) prior to controlling the load, the third party has entered into an agreement with the Distributor which sets out the protocols for the use of the load, including the coordination with the Distributor of the disconnection and reconnection of load.

Inclusion in Consumer Contracts. The Retailer Trader will, subject to clause 27.1, include in each of its Consumer Contracts a requirement for the Consumer to ensure that, if it enters into any agreement or arrangement with any third party in relation to control of its load: (a) the load is not already subject to the Distributor’s right of control; (b) the third party does not interfere with or damage the Distributor’s or the RetailerTrader’s Load Control Systems; (c) if any damage occurs due to the actions of the third party, the Consumer will promptly and at its own cost remove the source of the interference and make good the damage; (d) the third party makes the load available to the Distributor to enable it to fulfil its performance obligations as an asset owner in respect of managing System Security in accordance with the Code and to meet the Service Standards for Distribution Services; and (e) prior to controlling the load, the third party has entered into an agreement with the Distributor which sets out the protocols for the use of the load, including the coordination with the Distributor of the disconnection and reconnection of load.

Inclusion in Consumer Contracts. The Retailer will, subject to clause 27.1, include in each of its Consumer Contracts a requirement for the Consumer to ensure that, if it enters into any agreement or arrangement with any third party in relation to control of its load: (a) the load is not already subject to a Controlled Load Option or otherwise subject to the Distributor’s right of control; (b) the Consumer undertakes not to enter into any arrangement with controls (directly or indirectly) the load the subject of a Distributor’s Controlled Load Option, including in relation to control of a Customer’s equipment or use downstream of Metering Equipment remotely or otherwise; (c) the third party does not interfere with or damage the Distributor’s or the Retailer’s Load Control Systems; (cd) if any damage occurs due to the actions of the third party, the Consumer will promptly and at its own cost remove the source of the interference and make good the damage; (de) the third party makes the load available to the Distributor to enable it to fulfil its performance obligations as an asset owner in respect of managing System Security in accordance with the Code and to meet the Service Standards for Distribution Services; and (ef) prior to controlling the load, the third party has entered into an agreement with the Distributor which sets out the protocols for the use of the load, including the coordination with the Distributor of the disconnection and reconnection of load.

Inclusion in Consumer Contracts. The Retailer will, subject to clause 27.129.1, include in each of its Consumer Contracts a requirement for the Consumer to ensure that, if it enters into any agreement or arrangement with any third party in relation to control of its load: (a) the load is not already subject to a Controlled Load Option or otherwise subject to the Distributor’s right of control; (b) the Consumer undertakes not to enter into any arrangement with controls (directly or indirectly) the load the subject of a Distributor’s Controlled Load Option, including in relation to control of a Consumer’s equipment or use downstream of Metering Equipment remotely or otherwise; (c) the third party does not interfere with or damage the Distributor’s or the Retailer’s Load Control Systems; (cd) if any damage occurs due to the actions of the third party, the Consumer will promptly and at its own cost remove the source of the interference and make good the damage; (de) the third party makes the load available to the Distributor to enable it to fulfil its performance obligations as an asset owner in respect of managing System Security in accordance with the Code and to meet the Service Standards for Distribution Services; and (ef) prior to controlling the load, the third party has entered into an agreement with the Distributor which sets out the protocols for the use of the load, including the coordination with the Distributor of the disconnection and reconnection of load.