INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE. 1.1 This Attachment sets forth terms and conditions for Operator Services (OS) and Directory Assistance (DA) calls provided as part of LWC by the applicable AT&T-21STATE ILEC. The terms and conditions set forth in this Attachment shall apply to all Services ordered and provisioned pursuant to this Agreement.
1.2 OS and/or DA provided under the Agreement and this Attachment is only available to CARRIER exclusively in conjunction with CARRIER’s purchase of LWC and then only as part of a LWCAL (e.g., not for use separately, or with respect to any other offering by AT&T-21STATE). AT&T-21STATE will provide OS and DA at the rates, terms and conditions set forth in this Attachment and the LWC Pricing Schedule.
INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE. 1.1 This Agreement sets forth the rates, terms and conditions under which AT&T shall provide Operator Services (OS) and Directory Assistance (DA) Services on behalf of the ILEC to the ILEC’s end users.
1.2 ILEC shall be the Retail OS/DA provider to its end users, and AT&T shall be the provider of OS/DA operations to ILEC. AT&T shall answer ILEC’s end user OS/DA calls on ILEC’s behalf, as follows:
1.2.1 When the end user dials 0 or 0+ the Telephone Number, AT&T shall provide the Operator Services described in Section 4 below.
1.2.2 When the end user dials 411, 1-411, HNPA+555-1212, or 1+555-1212 AT&T shall provide Directory Assistance as described in Section 5 below.
1.3 ILEC is free to charge its end users whatever OS/DA rates it wishes, and ILEC therefore acknowledges its responsibility (a) to obtain end user agreement to the OS/DA retail rates (i.e. by tariff or contract), and (b) to obtain any necessary regulatory approvals for its OS/DA retail rates.
1.4 In response to dialing end user inquiries about OS/DA rates, AT&T Operators shall quote ILEC retail OS/DA rates, as they are provided by ILEC (see Section 6 below). If further inquiries are made about rates, billing and/or other “business office” questions, AT&T’s OS/DA operators shall direct the calling party’s inquiries to an ILEC-provided contact number (also see Section 6 below).
1.5 AT&T shall charge ILEC monthly, and XXXX agrees to pay monthly, the OS/DA rates found in the attached price schedule (see Exhibit A). The Parties agree that billing and payment details, including the assessment of late payment charges for unpaid balances, shall be subject to a late payment charge of one and one-half percent (1 ½%) per month until paid or the highest rate permitted by law. ILEC shall be responsible for any costs of collection (including attorney’s fees and costs) incurred by AT&T to collect unpaid amounts owed by ILEC to AT&T. AT&T will accumulate and provide to ILEC the data that will enable ILEC to bill its end users. Standard formatting will be used in the process of data exchange.
1.6 This Standalone OS/DA Agreement and its rates, terms and conditions shall apply for a fixed term of three (3) years from the effective date as defined above.
1.6.1 At the end of the fixed term set forth above, if neither Party has renewed, renegotiated, or served written notice of its intent to terminate this Standalone OS/DA Agreement, then the Parties agree that the Standalone OS/DA Agreement will continue on a month...
INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE. Scope. These Terms govern your use of the Website and the Services. Except as otherwise specified, these Terms do not apply to Third-Party Products or Services, which are governed by their terms of service. • Eligibility: Certain Service of the Website is not available to minors under the age of 18 or to any users suspended or removed from the system by us for any reason.
INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE. 1.1 With respect to IXC, this Agreement applies only to the Internet Services and Broadband Services divisions of IXC and to teaming efforts regarding the products and services of such divisions. In addition, this Agreement shall apply only to teaming efforts regarding products and services to be sold and/or provided in the Territory, except as stated below. The Parties acknowledge that Projects may be performed outside the Territory either directly or indirectly through local subsidiaries or subcontractors and may be under this Agreement or under separate agreements of their respective local subsidiaries, all as the Parties may agree from time-to- time. The Parties will endeavor to ensure that the provisions of any such separate agreement, to the extent reasonably possible, will be the same as those of this Agreement. However, because of the various legal and business requirements of such subsidiaries or imposed on such subsidiaries, certain modifications of the provisions of this Agreement may be required for its adoption for use in such instances.
1.2 This Agreement applies only to the preparation and submission of Proposals and other related activities and performance of the Parties in order to obtain a contract from the applicable Client. The provision of products and/or services by a Party hereto as subcontractor to the other Party hereto as prime contractor will be under a separate agreement, as stated in Section 2.3 of this Agreement.
1.3 Either Party may request the other Party's participation in the development of a Proposal. Such request will be in writing in the form of a Statement of Intent To Develop A Proposal (the "Statement of Intent") substantially in the form of Exhibit A hereto, signed by a requesting Party. Such Statement of Intent may contain a brief preliminary description of the products and services each Party would provide, with the full description of the products and services to be provided by a Party as subcontractor to the other Party as prime contractor, and the applicable fees and charges, to be agreed upon and completed at a later date and incorporated in a subcontract to be negotiated and executed by the Parties with respect to the applicable Project. The Party receiving such a request to participate will respond in writing as to whether or not it will participate in the Proposal and Project by the earlier of (i) ten (10) business days after its receipt of the request, or (ii) thirty (30) days prior to the due date of the ...
INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE. 1.1. This a unilateral agreement for International Roaming for the provision by Proximus of Direct Wholesale Roaming Access Services, in order to enable Roaming Customers of Operator to gain access to mobile telecommunications services in the geographic areas where Proximus operates as a VPMN. This agreement is for Direct Roaming Wholesale Access (“agreement”), as defined below.
1.2. The Operator is either (i) a MNO constituting a Roaming Provider or (ii) a full MVNO which operates as an MNO in relation to international roaming and which equally constitutes a Roaming Provider. This reference offer is intended for EU/EEA MNO’s and full MVNO’s having obtained a License and/or Authorization for offering mobile services by the authorities in their EU/EEA country of origin, excluding Belgium.
1.3. This Direct Wholesale Roaming Access Agreement contains the basic principles applicable to the Services provided by Proximus to Operator.
1.4. The Services and the technical terms and conditions offered by Proximus to Operator shall not differ substantially from those provided by Proximus to other Operators who request a similar service upon similar technical, qualitative and pricing conditions, however subject to technical availability. Without prejudice to the foregoing, the Parties may alternatively directly amend the terms and conditions of this Agreement, or otherwise include deviations.
1.5. The Annexes, including the Overview of the Annex Structure, constitute an integral part of the Agreement. In case of discrepancy between different parts of the Agreement the following order of interpretation shall be applied:
1. the main body of this Agreement; and
2. the Annexes
1.6. In case of additional requirements, exceptions and/or contradictions between the Agreement and any Technical Specifications or GSM Association Permanent Reference Documents, the provisions of the Agreement shall prevail.
1.7. Subject to applicable laws, the Parties agree to be bound by GSMA Permanent Reference documents relevant to International Roaming for example but not limited to:
1. GSMA PRDs related to Quality of Service;
2. GSMA PRDs related to Fraud Detection; and
3. GSMA PRDs relating to Billing between the parties including Invoicing, Settlement and dispute resolution.
INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE. 1.1 During the course of providing Discretionary Management Services, Advisory Services and/or Execution Only Services to you, we may execute and arrange Investment Transactions on your behalf. In accordance with regulatory requirements set out by the FCA, we are required to provide you with information about the steps we take to obtain the best possible result when executing and arranging for your orders to be executed. We have established and implemented an Order Execution Policy covering these procedures and internal processes, which is designed so that we achieve the best result for you. A summary of this policy is shown below.
1.2 This Order Execution Policy does not apply to FX Spot Transactions and you should refer to Part 1, Section 1 paragraph 11 (FX Spot Transactions) for further information about how we price and execute FX Spot Transactions.
1.3 Where we arrange for your Investment Transactions to be executed by other members of the Deutsche Bank Group, if you are an Offshore Client or otherwise, then those companies will have their own order execution policies which will be disclosed to you as part of your relationship with them.
INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE. The purpose of the Agreement is to enable RDL to Assess and, subject to successful Assessment, approve and issue new Type-specifications (including amendments to existing Type-specifications) pursuant to the RDL product certification Scheme. Such amendments may include, for example, new flanking conditions, specification enhancements and/or alternative components.
INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE. 1.1 This Appendix is an integral part of the Private Commercial Agreement for Local Wholesale Complete (LWC) between AT&T-13STATE and CARRIER, and sets forth terms and conditions for Operator Services (OS) and Directory Assistance (DA) calls provided as part of LWC by the applicable AT&T-13STATE ILEC.
1.2 In the context of LWC only, AT&T-13STATE will offer Operator Services (OS) and Directory Assistance (DA) to CARRIER’s LWC End Users at the rates, terms and conditions set forth in this Appendix and the LWC Pricing Schedule. OS/DA is provided to CARRIER hereunder for use only with LWC. Use of OS and/or DA provided under the Agreement and this Appendix is only available as part of and use in conjunction with LWC. This Appendix is only applicable when CARRIER is purchasing LWC, and then only as part of the LWCAL being provided (e.g., not for use separately, or with respect to any other offering by AT&T-13STATE).
1.3 CARRIER’s LWC End Users shall have the same ability to reach AT&T-13STATE OS and DA platforms as all AT&T-13STATE retail end users served via the same AT&T-13STATE end office switch providing the LWCAL from which the OS/DA call is originated, including the following: • Dialing “0” or “0+NPA-NXX-xxxx” and obtaining Operator Services, such as: • Operator-assisted dialing • Placing a Collect Call • Placing a “Xxxx to Third Number” Call • Obtaining Busy Line Verification • Attempting a Busy Line Interrupt • Dialing “411” or “555-1212” and reaching a Directory Assistance Operator for purposes such as • Retrieving a Published Telephone Number • DA Call Completion to a Retrieved Tel Number • National Directory Assistance • Reverse Directory Assistance • Business Category Search (where available)
1.4 CARRIER’s LWC End Users shall be answered by AT&T-13STATE OS and DA platforms with the same priority as AT&T-13STATE retail end users served via the same AT&T-13STATE end office switch providing the LWCAL from which the OS/DA call is originated. Any technical difficulties in reaching the AT&T-13STATE OS/DA platform (e.g., cable cuts in the OS/DA trunks, unusual OS/DA call volumes, labor strikes at the OS/DA call centers, etc.) will be experienced at parity with AT&T-13STATE retail end users served via that same AT&T-13STATE end office switch.
INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE. 1.1. The Parties have expressed their wish to enter into this Wholesale Roaming Resale Access Agreement (“Agreement”) for the provision by Proximus of Wholesale Roaming Resale Access Services, in order to enable Access Seeker to offer Regulated Roaming Services to its Roaming Customers.
1.2. The Access Seeker is a Roaming Provider. In addition, Access Seeker may also purchase mobile access services from Proximus, based on Proximus’s mobile network, allowing Access Seeker to provide domestic mobile services to its customers pursuant to an agreement concluded between Proximus and Access Seeker (hereinafter referred to as “National MVNO or Mobile Resale Agreement”).
1.3. Access Seeker will not be an entity that holds a mobile network license in Belgium, or be an Affiliated Company to such entity.
1.4. This Agreement contains the basic principles applicable to the Services provided by Proximus to Access Seeker.
1.5. To the extent that Access Seeker has entered into a National MVNO or Mobile Resale Agreement with Proximus, such agreement will unless otherwise explicitly agreed also set out the terms of the Wholesale Roaming Resale Access offered by Proximus to Access Seeker, which will be in accordance with the terms of the present Agreement. For the sake of clarity, in such case, Parties do not have to enter into the present Agreement and the terms of the National MVNO or Mobile Resale Agreement will prevail.
1.6. The Services offered by Proximus to Access Seeker shall not differ substantially from those provided by Proximus to other Access Seekers who request a similar service upon similar technical, qualitative and pricing conditions, however subject to technical availability. Without prejudice to the foregoing, the Parties may decide to complete or amend the terms and conditions of this Agreement, or otherwise include deviations in the Agreement.
1.7. The conclusion of the Agreement is subject to the respect of the procedure for access requests, as described on Proximus website.
INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE. 1.1 The aim of this Schedule 1 is to define and communicate the terms of reference for the National Steering Group and the DPC Programme Board including the National Steering Group’s and the DPC Programme Board’s purpose, governance, memberships and roles, as well as principle ways of working. The intention is to establish and design a Platform in a way that is sustainable and therefore this Schedule 1 is cognisant of the Programme but should be read in the context of the Programme ceasing in March 2020.
1.2 The expectation is that the Participating Police Forces should each be able to join an operating model that works and does not require overhaul in 12 – 18 months’ time. This Schedule 1 may need to be amended as the number of Participating Police Forces increases, but the intention is to deliver a service that is stable from the outset.
1.3 The Platform is operationally delivered by the NCLST, hosted by the Host Force. It is founded on a set of governance principles, on the basis that decisions will be made collaboratively, informed by public user evidence, strategic stakeholder requirements and operational user requirements.
