Ownership and Use of Authority ICT System Sample Clauses

Ownership and Use of Authority ICT System. 10.2.1 Notwithstanding any other provision of this Contract, the Authority’s ICT System, any equipment supplied by the Authority in relation to the Authority’s ICT System and any and all information which is stored on or which is required as an input to or an output from the Authority’s ICT System (“Relevant Data”) shall remain the property of the Authority.
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Ownership and Use of Authority ICT System. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Contract, the Authority’s ICT System, any equipment supplied by the Authority in relation to the Authority’s ICT System and any and all information which is stored on or which is required as an input to or an output from the Authority’s ICT System (“Relevant Data”) shall remain the property of the Authority. The Authority hereby grants the Contractor a non-exclusive revocable royalty-free licence to use the Authority’s ICT System and any and all Relevant Data solely and exclusively for the purpose of complying with its obligations under this Contract and for no other purpose whatsoever. The Contractor warrants that neither it nor its employees agents or subcontractors will use the Authority’s ICT System or any Relevant Data for any purpose other than that stated in clause 10.2.2 or cause any accidental or malicious damage to the Authority ICT System or any Relevant Data, and shall indemnify the Authority against any Direct Losses sustained or incurred by the Authority in connection with any breach of this warranty. Contractor’s ICT Obligations The Contractor shall: supply, install, configure, test and commission the Contractor’s ICT System and any replacement, upgrade or modification as may from time to time be made to or incorporated into the Contractor’s ICT System, and be responsible for maintaining the Contractor’s ICT System in accordance with the Authority’s Requirements, and the ICT Standards for the purpose of providing the Services (including, without limitation, by interfacing with the Authority’s ICT System for that purpose); and at the Authority’s reasonable request, make available appropriately qualified personnel to consult with the Authority, its nominated agents or their authorised engineers about the planned maintenance, operation, upgrading, modification or replacement of any Authority’s ICT System; ensure that the Authority has a reasonable opportunity before any part of the Contractor’s ICT System is commissioned, to test such part of the Contractor’s ICT System and its interface(s) with the Authority’s ICT System; provide the Authority and any representative of the Authority, at reasonable times and upon giving reasonable notice, with access to the Contractor’s ICT System in order to: operate the Contractor’s ICT System in accordance with exercising rights under clause 64 (Authority Step-In); or carry out inspections and audits of the Contractor’s compliance with the terms of this Contract.
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