Notifiable Events. The Contractor must:
(a) keep a record of all Notifiable Events for at least 5 years from the date on which notice of the relevant event is given to the HSWA Regulator;
(b) as soon as possible after becoming aware that a Notifiable Event arising out of the carrying out of the Works has occurred, ensure that the HSWA Regulator and the Principal’s Representative are notified;
(c) so far as the Site and the Works at which any Notifiable Event has occurred are under the Contractor’s management or control, take all reasonable steps to ensure that the Site or the Works is not disturbed until authorised by the HSWA Regulator;
(d) as soon as possible and at the latest, within one week after the Notifiable Event, give to the Principal’s Representative:
(i) a copy of any information or notice which the Contractor is required to provide or make to the HSWA Regulator; and
(ii) a report a report giving complete details, including results of investigations, into the cause of the Notifiable Event and any recommendations or strategies for prevention of any similar Notifiable Event in the future;
(e) provide the Principal with such assistance as may be reasonably necessary to conduct a Notifiable Event incident or accident investigation; and
(f) immediately notify the Principal’s Representative of any proceedings and/or enforcement action it is issued with.
Notifiable Events. (a) The Other Party must notify the Commonwealth immediately if:
(i) the Other Party breaches a provision of the Biosecurity Law;
(ii) the Other Party breaches a provision of a State or Territory law that relates to food safety;
(iii) FICA Food imported by the Other Party breaches an Applicable Standard or poses a risk to human health;
(iv) the Other Party being a corporation, there is any change in the direct or indirect beneficial ownership or control of the Other Party;
(v) the Other Party ceases to carry on business;
(vi) the Other Party ceases to be able to pay its debts as they become due;
(vii) there is a change to the suitability status for the Other Party, including their associate’s where the Other Party ought to reasonably know of the associate’s changed status;
(viii) the Other Party enters into liquidation or has a controller or managing controller or liquidator or administrator appointed;
(ix) the Other Party being a natural person is declared bankrupt or assigns his or her estate for the benefit of creditors;
(x) where the Other Party is a partnership, any step is taken to dissolve that partnership; or
(xi) Staff in management and control for the Other Party have an adverse change to their suitability status.
Notifiable Events. The Introducer will notify IBB immediately it becomes aware of any disciplinary action or investigation planned, requested or conducted by any Regulator, relating in any way to the Introducer or any of its representatives.
Notifiable Events. During the Term the Contractor will notify all notifiable events occurring during delivery of the Services to MPI to Worksafe within the timeframe and in accordance with the requirements of the HSW Act.
Notifiable Events. The Introducer will notify Al Rayan Bank immediately it becomes aware of any disciplinary action or investigation planned, requested or conducted by any Regulator, relating in any way to the Introducer or any of its representatives.
Notifiable Events. Notifiable events and the corresponding response protocols are described in Binding Protocol 3 – Emergency Co-ordination Plan and Binding Protocol 4 - Exception Protocol.
Notifiable Events. (a) The Other Party must notify the Commonwealth immediately if:
(i) the Other Party breaches a provision of the Biosecurity Law; or
(ii) the Other Party breaches a provision of a State or Territory law that relates to food safety; or
(iii) FICA Food imported by the Other Party breaches an Applicable Standard or poses a risk to human health; or
(iv) the Other Party being a corporation, there is any change in the direct or indirect beneficial ownership or control of the Other Party; or
(v) the Other Party ceases to carry on business; or
(vi) the Other Party ceases to be able to pay its debts as they become due; or
(vii) there is a change to any factors that do, will or could affect the capacity of the Other Party to comply with this Food Import Compliance Agreement, or the capacity of their associates(s) to comply where the Other Party ought to reasonably know about factors affecting the associate(s’) capacity to comply; or
(viii) the Other Party enters into liquidation or has a controller or managing controller or liquidator or administrator appointed; or
(ix) the Other Party being a natural person is declared bankrupt or assigns his or her estate for the benefit of creditors; or
(x) where the Other Party is a partnership, any step is taken to dissolve that partnership; or
(xi) staff in management and control for the Other Party have an adverse change to their capacity to comply with this compliance agreement.
Notifiable Events. 1If the Provider becomes aware that any Notifiable Event will occur, the Provider shall as soon as reasonably practicable thereafter and in any event within ten (10) Working Days, notify the Director in writing of such Notifiable Event and shall promptly on demand provide all reasonable information that the Director may require relating to that Notifiable Event.
Notifiable Events. The Organisation shall notify CAV in writing should any of the following events occur or seem likely to occur: The Organisation ceases to operate. The Project is terminated by the Organisation. There is a change in the Organisation’s legal identity, status or structure, including changes to incorporation. The Organisation is no longer compliant with its statutory obligations and reporting requirements. There is a change in ownership of the Organisation. There is a change to the Chief Executive Officer (or equivalent) of the Organisation. The Organisation goes into liquidation or a receiver and manager or mortgagee’s or chargee’s agent is appointed or becomes subject to any form of insolvency administration or arrangement, or in the case of an individual, becomes bankrupt or enters a scheme of arrangement with creditors. The Organisation shall advise CAV of these events at least one month prior to occurrence where this is possible, or as promptly as is otherwise practicable. If the total amount of funding provided under this Agreement, exceeds $20,000 (GST exclusive), the financial records pertaining to the Project must be audited by an independent qualified auditor, unless the Schedule specifies an alternative method of verification. Evidence of the auditor’s qualifications must be made available on request. A qualified auditor means: a person who is a registered company auditor within the meaning of the Corporations Law; or a member of CPA Australia, or a member of the National Institute of Accountants, or a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia. An audited statement for the Project prepared on a GST exclusive basis and in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards is to be forwarded to the CAV Representative as specified in the Schedule. The Director may from time to time authorise and fund a review of the finances and activities of the Organisation relating to the Project. The person conducting this review shall, on production of an authorisation to conduct such review signed by the Director, be entitled to attend the premises of the Organisation and to have access to the accounts and records relevant to the Project. The staff of the Organisation shall provide reasonable cooperation and assistance to CAV for the purposes of the review. The Director may from time to time authorise a Performance Review as to whether the Organisation is effectively meeting the requirements of the Project as set out in the Schedule, and to recom...
Notifiable Events. The Contractor must: keep a record of all Notifiable Events for at least 5 years from the date on which notice of the relevant event is given to the HSWA Regulator; as soon as possible after becoming aware that a Notifiable Event arising out of the carrying out of the Works has occurred, ensure that the HSWA Regulator and the Principal’s Representative are notified; so far as the Site and the Works at which any Notifiable Event has occurred are under the Contractor’s management or control, take all reasonable steps to ensure that the Site or the Works is not disturbed until authorised by the HSWA Regulator; as soon as possible and at the latest, within one week after the Notifiable Event, give to the Principal's Representative: a copy of any information or notice which the Contractor is required to provide or make to the HSWA Regulator; and a report a report giving complete details, including results of investigations, into the cause of the Notifiable Event and any recommendations or strategies for prevention of any similar Notifiable Event in the future; provide the Principal with such assistance as may be reasonably necessary to conduct a Notifiable Event incident or accident investigation; and immediately notify the Principal's Representative of any proceedings and/or enforcement action it is issued with.
