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Other relevant matters. (a) The Service Provider determines its Reference Tariffs based on a revenue requirement that uses a building block approach, which calculates total revenues for each Financial Year of the Access Arrangement Period on the basis that depreciation for establishing the opening Capital Base for the current Access Arrangement Period is based on forecast regulatory depreciation. (b) It is a fixed principle (as provided for in Rule 99 of the National Gas Rules) that depreciation for establishing the opening Capital Base will be based on forecast regulatory depreciation. This fixed principle remains in force for the Access Arrangement Period covered by this Access Arrangement. This principle is also fixed for the next access arrangement period. (c) In applying a Reference Tariff variation mechanism the Service Provider will adopt the following rounding conventions: (i) all proposed Reference Tariff components, elements or variables will be rounded before being applied in a tariff variation formula; and (ii) the number of decimal places used for rounding a component will be consistent with that used for the relevant Reference Tariff component, element or variable. (d) Where a clerical mistake, an accidental slip or omission, or a miscalculation, has been identified in the application of the annual Reference Tariff variation mechanism that applied in Financial Year t-1, that mistake, slip, omission or miscalculation may be corrected for the purposes of determining the value of Reference Tariff in the application of the annual Reference Tariff variation mechanism for Financial Year t. (e) For the avoidance of doubt: (i) to the extent the calculation of a Reference Tariff or component, element or variable of a Reference Tariff is based on a forecast or estimate, the fact that the actual amount of the parameter being forecast or estimated is different to the forecast or estimated amount does not constitute a mistake, slip, omission or miscalculation; (ii) to the extent the Service Provider may have over or under recovered revenue as a consequence of a mistake, slip, omission or miscalculation being made in relation to the setting of a tariff that has been approved by the AER, no adjustment may be made to the Reference Tariffs or component, element or variable of a Reference Tariff under this clause 3.10(e)(ii) to reflect any over or under recovery amount; and (iii) the Service Provider may submit in an annual Variation Notice, a correction for past clerical mistakes, a...
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Other relevant matters. The Chair of the Steering Committee shall be the DME representative. In his/her absence, the Steering Committee may appoint a chairperson from among those present for that meeting.
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Other relevant matters. 7.1 Any adjustments in the original Service Charge due to market situations or the adjustment in Party A's business policies shall be subject to Party A's business notices or agreements additionally signed. 7.2 In case of significant adjustment in the business policies of the superior management department of Party A, resulting in inability to continue the cooperation, Party A may terminate this Agreement early, and the relevant matters shall be handled by the parties through negotiation. 7.3 If Party B is unable to distribute the communications products of Party A for its own reason, and requires terminating this Agreement, Party B shall give a two weeks prior written notice to Party A. Upon the receipt of such notice from Party B, Party A shall give a written confirmation if it agrees to terminate the Agreement, and the parties shall handle the settlement of relevant charges within two weeks.
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Other relevant matters. 1. Work Arrangements (i) It is not the intention of this Agreement to change the current status quo that is being worked for the various functions being undertaken by drivers. Changes would only occur if necessitated by operational issues which require it to do so. (ii) The company undertakes to provide where ever possible a 10 hour function for drivers. However, for operational reasons this may not always be the case. There are some shifts, and may be others in the future, which are less than a 10 hour function. (iii) The company wishes to limit the functions as stated in subclause (ii) to no more than 10 hours per function. (iv) Where a current function is over 10 hours; alternatives are to be found to ensure that the function is reduced to 10 hours. (v) Where a function or daily work requirement is less than 10 hours as stated in subclause (ii), the employee will be paid a minimum of 8 hours or hours worked whichever is the greater.
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Other relevant matters. 1. The hourly rates for Vehicle Mechanics and Trades Assistant working under an 11 hours shift roster are set out in Appendix D1. These rates incorporate applicable loadings including overtime, shift penalties, weekend penalties, annual leave loading and Public Holidays. The parties agree that in the event of changes to the arrangement or rostering of hours these rates will be adjusted accordingly. 2. It is acknowledged that the ordinary hours of work under the Agreement are 38 hours per week. 3. Maintenance Rosters (General) (i) The company will develop and modify rosters that are consistent with its operational and production requirements. (ii) The company shall post a roster for each area which specifies the commencing times and the hours and days to be worked by each employee. (iii) The company shall not alter the roster without giving employees at least seven days notice of its intention to do so, provided that a roster may be varied at any time by agreement with the company and the employee or employees concerned. (iv) Except where a change is necessary because of circumstances beyond the company's control, an employee's place on the roster shall not be altered unless at least 24 hours notice of such alteration has been given to the employee. Such notice need not be given where an alteration is made by mutual agreement. 4. Rostering (Vehicle Mechanics) (i) A 11 hours shift roster may operate for Vehicle Mechanics on the basis of Vehicle Mechanics working an average of 44 hours per week. Under such a 11 hour shift roster, in any one 6 week cycle, Vehicle Mechanics will be required to work either 5x11 hours shifts or 3x11 hours shifts in any one pay week. (ii) A Mechanic working under an 11 hours shift roster and Trades Assistant will be compensated by an increased hourly rate. The hourly rates for Vehicle Mechanics working under an 11 hours shift roster and Trades Assistant are set out in Appendix D1. The hourly rates set out in Appendix D1 incorporate overtime, shift penalties, weekend penalties, annual leave loading and public holidays. (iii) The provisions of sub-clause 3. above apply to any changes made to a Vehicle Mechanics 11 hours shift roster.
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Other relevant matters. This is the ‘catch-all’ section that deals with any other relevant issues, for example, the provision of buffer zones, or anything else peculiar to the situation that does not fit one of the other sections.
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Other relevant matters. As will be apparent from the description of the events relevant to the UCCU defendants’ application, this judgment is been given in circumstances where almost immediately after the hearing of the UCCU defendants’ application, an application was brought by the plaintiffs for interlocutory injunctive relief which was in the course of being heard by me before being compromised by the parties in June 2019
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