Medically dependent and vulnerable Customers Sample Clauses

Medically dependent and vulnerable Customers. The Distributor and the Trader must comply with the requirements of the Code relating to medically dependent Customers or vulnerable Customers (if any).
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Medically dependent and vulnerable Customers. 5.1 We will comply with the Electricity Authority Guidelines on medically dependent and vulnerable consumers provided you give us the required information to do so (and keep such information updated). Therefore, you must tell us if: (a) you believe that you are a Medically Dependent Consumer (this means if there is a person in your household who is dependent on mains electricity for critical medical support and loss of electricity may result in loss of life or serious harm) and provide us with a Notice of Potential Medically Dependent Consumer Status Form, which your health practitioner can give you; (b) you believe you are a Vulnerable Consumer (this means that disconnection of electricity at your Premise presents a clear threat to the health or well-being of you or someone in your household because of age, health or disability and/or it is genuinely difficult for you to pay your electricity bill due to severe financial insecurity. 5.2 If you are a medically dependent consumer, you must maintain a back-up power supply or any other emergency arrangements that will ensure your health and safety in the case of an interruption to your energy supply. Energy supply may be interrupted at any time without warning. 5.3 If for any reason we form the honest belief that you are a Vulnerable or Medically Dependent Consumer, and (a) you do not pay your invoices by the due date and your supply is at risk of disconnection; and (b) we have provided you with all the assistance we are reasonably able to; and (c) you are still unable to make our payments; you authorise us to consult with Work and Income to discuss payment options. 5.4 If you have nominated a person with whom we can discuss the details of your Account we may also discuss financial assistance and payment options with that person.
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