Informing other parties Sample Clauses

Informing other parties. The SP planning a change to its functional system informs potentially affected parties and keeps them informed.
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Informing other parties. ‌ This step involves: • individually informing each SP potentially affected by the planned change; • where feasible, informing the AUs potentially affected by the planned change; • informing these SPs and AUs again in case the previously provided information is modified or if the change is cancelled. This step assures compliance with ATM/ANS.OR.A.045 (a)(3) and (b), and with AMC1 ATM/ANS.OR.A.045(a)(3). It needs to be started as early as possible. The reason is that if one or more of the considered other parties is indeed affected (cf. Section 3.2), then several modalities of the change may need to be agreed with them (cf. Section 3.3). It is usually best to discover potential safety issues or other issues related to those other parties in an early stage, when investments in terms of time, efforts and money are still limited. Determining which SPs are potentially affected is often straightforward. They need to be informed individually. To contact them, use can be made of existing communication channels, such as those used for agreeing on changes to the Letters of Agreement (LoAs), or those used for agreeing on appropriate windows for technical interventions. Informing AUs may be done individually, or via a representative body or dedicated publication (e.g., AIC). The use of established working groups throughout the aviation sector for coordination is encouraged, especially in case the number of affected AUs is large. In case after informing other potentially affected SPs and/or AUs, the SP planning a change to its functional system modifies its plan in such a way that it might alter the impact on other SPs and /or AUs, then the SP must re-inform those SPs and AUs.
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Informing other parties. The SP informs the airport that according to its procedures this multi-actor change needs coordination.
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Informing other parties. The Authority shall, within fifteen (15) Business Days of the Service Commencement Date, inform each of the other parties to the Third Party Agreements in writing that the Service Provider is the assignee of the Delegated Rights and is to perform the Delegated Obligations on behalf of the Authority.
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