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Infront as Host Broadcaster. Infront acts as Host Broadcaster under the conditions of the FIS Rules and this Hosting Contract and Appendices. The LOC shall conclude with Infront, as Host Broadcaster, an operational agreement which will define the rights, obligations, activities and responsibilities of each party regarding the provision of the infrastructure and facilities to meet the needs of the Host Broadcaster not already covered in the Hosting Contract and the Appendices. . In this respect, the LOC shall make available, at its expense, the facilities, equipment and personnel set out in the Technical Annex relating to the Host Broadcaster requirements of the FIS Championships.
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