KEY DETAILS. 2.2.1 The Mobile Service is offered for use only on the Network in Australia (which may be accessed using Mobile Devices that are 3G and 4G enabled).
KEY DETAILS. 1 Parties The Sovereign in right of New Zealand, acting by and through the Chief Executive of the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) [NAME OF RECIPIENT] (Recipient) 2 Background The New Zealand Government is undertaking a reform programme for “Three Waters” (drinking water, wastewater and stormwater) service delivery for communities (Three Waters Reform Programme). In conjunction with the Three Waters Reform Programme, the New Zealand Government is investing in water service delivery. The investment’s objectives are to:
KEY DETAILS. 1 Parties The Sovereign in right of New Zealand, acting by and through the Chief Executive of the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) [NAME OF RECIPIENT] (Recipient) 2 Background The New Zealand Government is undertaking a reform programme for “Three Waters” (drinking water, wastewater and stormwater) service delivery for communities (Three Waters Reform Programme). In conjunction with the Three Waters Reform Programme, the New Zealand Government is investing in water service delivery. The investment’s objectives are to: 1. improve the safety and quality of drinking water services, and the environmental performance of drinking water and wastewater systems, by maintaining, increasing or accelerating investment in core water infrastructure renewals and maintenance; and 2. support New Zealand’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic through job creation, by enabling investment to continue at a time when council revenues are uncertain and they face immediate cashflow challenges. The New Zealand Government has mandated DIA to manage the provision of Government funding to local authorities to support investment in water infrastructure that supports its public health and environmental management objectives. Provision of such funding supports the objectives of the reform programme, by creating positive momentum toward reform of delivery arrangements for drinking water and wastewater services and infrastructure (with stormwater as a secondary priority). The New Zealand Government has also mandated Crown Infrastructure Partners Limited (CIP) to assist in managing such funding by undertaking a monitoring role. The Recipient is a territorial authority with statutory responsibility for delivering Three Waters services within its own district or city. The Recipient will work collaboratively with the New Zealand Government in connection with the Three Waters Reform Programme. DIA has agreed to contribute funding to the Recipient on the terms and conditions of this Agreement (Agreement). Key details of this Agreement are set out in this Part 1. The full terms and conditions are set out in Part 2. Defined terms and rules of interpretation are set out in Part 3.
KEY DETAILS. 1 Parties The Sovereign in right of New Zealand, acting by and through the [Deputy Chief Executive] of the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) [NAME OF RECIPIENT] (Recipient) Crown Infrastructure Partners Limited (Monitor) 2 Background The New Zealand Government is undertaking a reform programme for “Three Waters” (drinking water, wastewater and stormwater) service delivery for communities (Three Waters Reform Programme). The Crown entered into a Heads of Agreement with New Zealand Local Government Association Incorporated Xx Xxxxx Kaunihera ō Aotearoa (LGNZ) under which, amongst other things, the Crown proposed that a Three Waters Reform financial support package be provided to local authorities, comprising: 1. a “no worse off” package which will seek to ensure that financially, no local authority is in a materially worse off position to provide services to its community directly because of the Three Waters Reform Programme and associated transfer of responsibility for the provision of water services (including the transfer of assets and liabilities) to the Water Services Entities; and 2. a “better off” package of $2 billion which supports the goals of the Three Waters Reform Programme by supporting local government to invest in the wellbeing of their communities in a manner that meets the priorities of both the central and local government, and is consistent with the agreed criteria for such investment set out in the Heads of Agreement, to be given effect in agreements between each local authority and the Crown (through DIA). The better off package will comprise: 1. $1 billion of Crown funding, $500 million of which is intended to be provided to local authorities from 1 July 2022 to enable early investment (“Tranche 1 Funding”); and 2. the remaining $1 billion to be funded by the new Water Services Entities. This Agreement relates to the provision of funding to the Recipient from the Tranche 1 Funding of $500 million. The Crown’s objectives with the better off package are, acknowledging the Reform Objectives, to demonstrate central government confidence in the future for local government by providing the sector with additional funds to support local wellbeing outcomes in a way that aligns with the priorities of central and local government, including through meeting some or all of the following criteria: 1. supporting communities to transition to a sustainable and low- emissions economy, including by building resilience to climate change and natural haz...
KEY DETAILS. Item 1 Facility Limit $13,408,264 inclusive of all capitalised interest and fees accrued in accordance with this document.
KEY DETAILS. 1 Parties The Sovereign in right of New Zealand, acting by and through the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (Ministry) Te Runanga O Ngati Waewae Incorporated, an Incorporated Society with offices at 00 Xxxxx Xxxx, Kaiapoi (Recipient) 2 Funding Start Date Commencement Date 3 End Date Commercial Information 4 Background Through the Provincial Development Unit, the Ministry is responsible for administering the Provincial Growth Fund, which aims to lift productivity potential in New Zealand’s provinces. Its priorities are to enhance economic development opportunities, create sustainable jobs, enable Māori to reach full potential, boost social inclusion and participation, build resilient communities, and help meet New Zealand’s climate change targets. The Funding under this Agreement is from the Whenua Māori allocation of the Provincial Growth Fund. The Whenua Māori allocation is to support Māori landowners to achieve greater levels of prosperity through investment in Māori-owned land. Whenua Māori funding is aligned with the intent of the Provincial Growth Fund, including its regions of focus, and is administered by the Provincial Development Unit. The Recipient is an Incorporated Society.Te Runanga o Ngāti Waewae represents the Ngati Waewae Papatipu Runanga of the Ngai Tahu Tribe. Its aims include: • Providing for the wellbeing of the members of the Runanga through administrative assistance, guidance and management in their spiritual, cultural, educational, moral, social and economic affairs; • Encouraging good health of Runanga members and the community; and, • Promoting and safeguarding the amenities and the health, safety, and economic, cultural and social welfare of the Tangata Whenua and wider community of every region, district or area which is traditionally of concern to the Runanga. The Recipient has sought a funding contribution from the Ministry for the purposes of the Project described below. The Ministry has agreed to contribute funding on the terms and conditions of this Agreement (Agreement).Key details of this Agreement are set out in this Part 1. The full terms and conditions are set out in Part 2. Defined terms and rules of interpretation are set out in Part 3. 5 Conditions Precedent No Funding is payable under this Agreement until the Ministry has confirmed to the Recipient in writing that it has received, and found, in its sole discretion, to be satisfactory to it in form and substance, the following do...
KEY DETAILS. 1 Parties The Sovereign in right of New Zealand, acting by and through the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (Ministry) New Zealand Structural Insulated Panels Limited, company number 5878490, with offices at 0 Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx (Recipient).
KEY DETAILS. Item 1 Facility Limit $25 million including all capitalised interest and fees accrued in accordance with this document.
KEY DETAILS. Item 1 Facility Limit As determined by the Lender from time to time, up to a maximum sum of $5,000,000 or such other sum as determined by the Lender pursuant to clause 4.1.
KEY DETAILS. Item 1 Facility Limit $ 18,737,535 inclusive of all capitalised interest and fees accrued in accordance with this document. Advance No. Advance Date Principal sum Accrued interest & fees Facility Limit Facility Limit (incl. interest & fees) 1. Pre-FY22 $ 2,500,000.00 $ 330,308 $ 5,330,307.52 $ 5,330,307.52 2. Pre-FY22 $ 600,000.00 3. Pre-FY22 $ 1,112,000.00 4. Pre-FY22 $ 788,000.00 5. Mar 22 $ 491,227.68 $ - $ 491,227.68 $ 5,821,535.20 6. Apr 22 $ 2,294,337.67 $ 148,597.65 $ 2,442,935.32 $ 8,264,470.52 7. Apr 22 $ 2,626,262.63 $ 145,919.47 $ 2,772,182.09 $ 11,036,652.61 8. Jun 22 $ 1,000,000.00 $ 10,101.01 $ 1,010,101.01 $ 12,046,753.62 9. Jul 22 $ 1,300,000.00 $ 61,510.43 $ 1,361,510.43 $ 13,408,264.05 10. Aug 22 $ 1,750,000.00 $ 59,131.33 $ 1,809,131.33 $ 15,217,395.39 11. Aug 22 $ 600,000.00 $ 19,431.48 $ 619,431.48 $ 15,836,826.87 12. Sep 22 $ 2,000,000.00 $ 30,246.58 $ 2,030,246.58 $ 17,867,073.44 13. Oct 22 $ 860,000.00 $ 10,461.37 $ 870,461.37 $ 18,737,534.81 TOTAL $ 17,921,828.0 $ 815,706.84 $ 18,737,535
