Lender Group Management of Change review process Sample Clauses

Lender Group Management of Change review process. ‌ If a change is identified as having a potential impact with regard to the ESMP, the appropriate Lender Group Classification Level will be determined. This Classification Level will serve as the basis for Lender Group notification and/or review. The process for Lender Group review and approval of Production MoCs is shown in Figure 11-1. Figure 11-1: Lender Group Management of Change process Classification Levels and the criteria for determining these are shown in Table 11-14. 4 Classification Levels for safety, security, social, health and environmental aspects of proposed MoC will be evaluated using the EHL MoC risk matrix. Table 11-1: Management of Change classification CLASSIFICATION LEVEL CRITERIA Class I: Higher Significance Change includes activities with potential impacts on the environment, freehold or customary land, neighbouring communities, occupied dwellings, utilised social infrastructure, or cultural resources that are not detailed in the EIS or that are physically located outside the scope/study area of the EIS, Pipeline Route Confirmation Survey, and Department of Petroleum and Energy Operating Permit that are reasonably likely to have significant adverse impacts which are not mitigated by this ESMP. One or more of the following conditions are encountered or otherwise might be irreversibly impacted because of the proposed change: • a. significant cultural heritage • b. critical habitat • c. protected species • d. permanent exceedances of emissions/effluent standards • e. physical relocation or economic displacement of households or other enterprises not covered by the principles and types of compensation measures addressed in the Resettlement Policy Framework Change falls outside area of EIS and Department of Petroleum and Energy Operating Permit and will require substantial additional environmental and social assessment and mitigation measures to ensure that it does not irreversibly impact important resources. Change of Project Standards.
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