OPERATIONAL LIAISON Sample Clauses

OPERATIONAL LIAISON. 19.1 The Parties shall co-operate and consult with one another in good faith regarding the operation and implementation of this Agreement and shall use their best endeavours to resolve any difficulties that may arise in relation thereto. 19.2 In the implementation of clause 19.1, it is recorded that the Parties have each nominated the representatives detailed in Annexure "D". Such representatives shall jointly be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day practical implementation of this Agreement including, without limitation, matters pertaining to numbering, physical and electrical interface(s), provisioning (including commissioning), transmission, synchronisation, signalling, maintenance, call accounting, augmentation of capacity, prevention of fraud, malicious call tracing, new or modified features and services (including time-scales for implementation) and any other technical or operational matter that may arise from time to time.
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OPERATIONAL LIAISON. The Parties will consult on a periodic basis for the purpose of discussing and resolving any problems which may arise relating to the operation of this Agreement and apply their reasonable endeavours to resolve any such problems. Each Party will instruct its customer care operators that (save in respect of enquiries which that Party believes relate to any fault in that Party's System which relates to the Number Portability Service) they will refer enquiries regarding ported Calls received by that Party's customer care services to the other Party or to the other Party’s customer care services. However, neither Party will have any further obligation under this Agreement to provide customer care services or support in respect of ported Calls following the porting, however, the transferring customer care operators will provide reasonable assistance in relation to any faults arising from their Party’s Systems pursuant to the Number Portability Service (or as they are otherwise obligated to in accordance with their customer terms and conditions) prior to the date of transfer. Each Party declares its general support for and recognition of PhonepayPlus, (formerly the Independent Committee for the Supervision of Telephone Information Services or "ICSTIS"), and its permitted successors or assigns, and the Codes of Practice established by PhonepayPlus insofar as PhonepayPlus and the code of Practice established by PhonepayPlus may reasonably relate to any Services made available by that Party from time to time.
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OPERATIONAL LIAISON. The Parties shall consult together regarding the operation and implementation of this Service Contract and shall use their best endeavours to resolve any problems arising from such consultation or otherwise encountered in relation to this Service Contract. Without prejudice to the provisions of this clause 13, the Parties shall each, within 30 (thirty) days of the Service Start Date appoint a representative and notify the other Party in writing of the identity of such appointee. Such representative shall, together with the representative of the other Party, be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day practical implementation of the Interconnection including, without limitation, the following matters: numbering; physical and electrical interface(s); provisioning (including commissioning); transmission; signalling; maintenance; call accounting; augmentation of capacity; prevention of fraud; malicious call tracing; new or modified features and services including timescales for implementation; and any other technical and operational matters which may arise from time to time. Each of the representatives contemplated in clause 13.2 shall liaise with the other and report to the Party appointing him, regarding any problems, which have not proved capable of being resolved. On receipt of such report, the Parties shall consult forthwith with one another with a view to achieving a mutually acceptable solution to such problem. Unless otherwise provided for in the Framework Agreement, each Party shall give the other at least 7 (seven) days’ prior written notice of any change which it intends to make in respect of the identity of the person charged with operational liaison on its behalf.
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OPERATIONAL LIAISON. 11.1 The Parties shall consult each other regarding the operation and implementation of this Schedule and shall use their best endeavours to resolve any problems arising from such consultation or otherwise encountered in relation to this Schedule. 11.2 Without prejudice to the provisions of clause 11.1, the Parties shall each, within 3 (three) Business Days of the Commencement Date appoint a representative and notify the other Party in writing of the identity of such appointee. Any representatives appointed by the Parties for this purpose before the Commencement Date, shall be deemed to have been appointed hereunder. Such representative shall, together with the representative of the other Party, be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day practical implementation of this Schedule including, without limitation, the following matters: 11.2.1 provisioning (including commissioning) of an Xxxxxx Space Connect; 11.2.2 maintenance of an Xxxxxx Space Connect; 11.2.3 any other technical and operational matters which may arise from time to time. 11.2.4 Each of the representatives contemplated in clause 11.2 shall liaise with the other and report to the Party appointing him on any problem which has not proved capable of resolution. On receipt of such report, the Parties shall consult forthwith with one another with a view to achieving a mutually acceptable solution to such problem. 11.3 Unless otherwise provided for in this Schedule, each Party shall give the other at least 7 (seven) days’ notice in writing of any change which it intends to make in respect of the identity of the person charged with operational liaison on its behalf. Xxxxxx Space Connect Continue Schedule G - Xxxxxx Space Connect Page 12 of 21 SIGNED AT ……..........................……………… ON THIS …...…… DAY OF 2023 AS WITNESSES for and on behalf of Xxxxxx NAME: 2. CAPACITY: …………………………. who warrants that he is duly authorised hereto AS WITNESSES for and on behalf of Xxxxxx NAME: 2. CAPACITY: …………………………. who warrants that he is duly authorised hereto SIGNED AT ……..........................……………… ON THIS …...…… DAY OF 2023 AS WITNESSES for and on behalf of Xxxxxxxx NAME: 2. CAPACITY: …………………………. who warrants that he is duly authorised hereto Xxxxxx Space Connect Continue Schedule G - Xxxxxx Space Connect Page 13 of 21 APPENDIX A - XXXXXX SPACE CONNECT ORDER FORM Xxxxxx Space Connect Continue Schedule G - Xxxxxx Space Connect Page 14 of 21 Xxxxxx Space Connect Continue Schedule G - Xxxxxx Space Connect Pag...
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OPERATIONAL LIAISON. 16.1 The Parties shall consult together regarding the operation and implementation of this Agreement and shall use their best endeavours to resolve any problems arising from such consultation or otherwise encountered in relation to this Agreement.
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OPERATIONAL LIAISON. The Parties will consult on a periodic basis for the purpose of discussing and resolving any problems which may arise relating to the operation of this Agreement and apply their reasonable endeavours to resolve any such problems.
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OPERATIONAL LIAISON. 2.1 The Parties shall by monitoring BT PRS Calls take all reasonable steps to prevent and detect PRS Fraud using, without limitation, the criteria specified in Appendix 112.2.
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OPERATIONAL LIAISON. 15.1 The carriers must liaise at the request of either carrier, on technical standards for telecommunications equipment of any service provider which is, becomes, or is likely to become, connected to either carrier’s Network. 15.2 Each carrier must use reasonable endeavours to inform the other in advance of any event of which it becomes aware which would reasonably be expected to result in high-impact calling from the other carrier’s Network. Either carrier may take steps it reasonably considers appropriate to minimise any detrimental effects on its Network of high-impact calling. For avoiding doubt, nothing in this 15.2 limits clause 13 of Appendix A. 15.3 The carriers must liaise with a view to eliminating any fraudulent use of either carrier’s services by Customers or End Users to the extent that the fraudulent use occurs as a result of the carriers providing Services to each other under this undertaking, and establishing procedures for tracing malicious Calls originating in either carrier’s Network. 15.4 Each carrier (“the notifying carrier”) must provide the other carrier with 60 Working Days notice of software changes and other Network changes which can reasonably be expected to affect the Services or the other carrier’s Network, other than where an urgent change is required, in which case the notifying carrier must notify the other carrier of the change as soon as is reasonably practicable.
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OPERATIONAL LIAISON. 14.1 The carriers must liaise at the request of either carrier, on technical standards for telecommunications equipment of any service provider which is, becomes, or is likely to become, connected to either carrier’s Network. 14.2 Each carrier must use reasonable endeavours to inform the other in advance of any event of which it becomes aware which would reasonably be expected to result in high-impact calling from the other carrier’s Network. Either carrier may take steps it reasonably considers appropriate to minimise any detrimental effects on its Network of high-impact calling. 14.3 Without limiting clause 14.2, neither carrier shall directly or indirectly through a third party intentionally engage in or knowingly permit the Artificial Inflation of Traffic affecting the other carrier, the other carrier’s Network or the other carrier’s End Users or Customers. On receipt of written notice from the other carrier that Artificial Inflation of Traffic is occurring in connection with the first carrier’s Network, the first carrier shall use reasonable endeavours to ensure that its End Users, Customers and, if applicable, the end users of a third party do not engage in the Artificial Inflation of Traffic affecting the other carrier, the other carrier’s Network or the other carrier’s End Users. 14.4 The carriers must liaise with a view to eliminating any fraudulent use of either carrier’s services by Customers or End Users to the extent that the fraudulent use occurs as a result of the carriers providing Services to each other under this agreement, and establishing procedures for tracing malicious Calls originating in either carrier’s Network. 14.5 Each carrier (“the notifying carrier”) must provide the other carrier with 60 Working Days notice of software changes and other Network changes which can reasonably be expected to affect the Services or the other carrier’s Network, other than where an urgent change is required, in which case the notifying carrier must notify the other carrier of the change as soon as is reasonably practicable. 14.6 Neither carrier may, and each carrier shall ensure that no member of its Group shall, knowingly: a. connect any equipment (including any SIM box) to the other carrier’s Network; b. use or operate any SIM box connected to the other carrier’s Network; or c. use a transit route to transit calls to any: i. New Zealand number via a SIM box connected to any network in New Zealand; or ii. any number via a SIM box connected to the o...
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