Common use of Other Prior Consultation topics Clause in Contracts

Other Prior Consultation topics. 4.1 Once the Administrative Measure has been approved, the Concessionaire retains the right to introduce unilateral variants with respect to the Plan, for any reason and without any addendum or subsequent consent, insofar as they do not entail a breach of the provisions of the Agreements or Restrictions. However, these unilateral variants will not lead to increases in Investment Cost. The Concessionaire is responsible for assessing whether such unilateral variants require additional approval from the environmental authorities, in accordance with the Applicable Laws and Provisions. 4.2 Any dispute related to Prior Consultation, including but not limited to the following, shall be treated as a Technical Dispute: i. The existence, scope or magnitude of Variants, Compensations, Restrictions or Differences due to Location. ii. The manner or time in which Compensations or Differences due to Location must be added to the remunerations the Concessionaire is entitled to or how to collect them and transfer them to Infrastructure users. iii. Consequences of partial, late or defective compliance with or breach of the Concession Agreement, the Prior Consultation or the Agreements or Restrictions by the Indigenous or Native Peoples or by the Parties. 4.3 If the implementation of variants modifies the Emplacement's critical roadmap of the proposal, the POC term will increase in the same delay period.