Planned Outage Periods. 18.1 Planned Outage Periods may be declared by Interactive from time to time for any purposes including:
(a) maintenance requirements on networks or systems;
(b) de-installation of infrastructure; and
(c) infrastructure, firmware or software currency upgrades.
18.2 Interactive will use reasonable endeavours to give the Customer at least fourteen (14) days’ notice of any Planned Outage Periods and provide details of the expected length of any Planned Outage Period.
Planned Outage Periods. 5.1 Planned Outage Periods may be declared by Interactive from time to time for any purposes including:
(a) maintenance requirements on devices, supporting Networks or Systems;
(b) decommission of infrastructure; and
(c) infrastructure, firmware or software currency upgrades.
5.2 Interactive will use reasonable endeavours to give the Customer at least 14 days’ notice of any Planned Outage Periods and provide details of the expected length of any Planned Outage Period. Interactive agrees on a best-efforts basis, to minimise any interruption to the Customer’s business operations when considering a Planned Outage Period, which may include scheduling any Planned Outage Period After Hours.
Planned Outage Periods. (a) No later than 30 days prior to the start of the Effective Term and thereafter not later than 1st July of each Year, the Owner shall submit to the Buyer an initial schedule of the expected Planned Outage periods for the Units during each Year of the next Outage Cycle (the “Initial Outage Plan”) all as reasonably determined by the Owner in accordance with Good Operating Practice.
(b) The Buyer may request that any Initial Outage Plan be revised and shall provide the Owner with its proposal for alternative Planned Outage periods of the same duration.
(c) The Owner shall make reasonable efforts and act in good faith to accommodate the revisions to the Initial Outage Plan requested by the Buyer. The Owner may, acting reasonably, propose to the Buyer any terms under which it would be prepared to accommodate the changes requested by the Buyer and the Buyer may accept or reject those terms. Prior to the submission of the Final Outage Plan, the Owner shall discuss with the Buyer any proposed changes to the Initial Outage Plan.
(d) The Owner shall submit to the Buyer, not later than the first day of the Effective Term (in respect of the Outage Cycle commencing on the first Day of the Effective Term) or not later than 1st December (in respect of the all subsequent Outage Cycles), a revised form of the Initial Outage Plan (the “Final Outage Plan”) that incorporates any changes that the Owner reasonably considers are necessary, including any changes agreed to between the Buyer and the Owner as described above.
(e) The Owner shall use all reasonable efforts to comply with the Planned Outage periods and activities specified for the first Year of each Final Outage Plan. The Owner shall use all reasonable efforts to give the Buyer 30 days prior notice of the commencement of each Planned Outage. If it proves to be not reasonably possible to give the Buyer such notice, the Owner shall give the Buyer as much notice of the start of a Planned Outage as it reasonably can.
(f) In the preparation of each Initial Outage Plan, the Owner shall make all reasonable efforts to specify Planned Outage periods and activities for the first Year and second Year of the Outage Cycle that correspond with those, respectively, specified for the second Year and the third Year covered by the Final Outage Plan of the preceding Outage Cycle.
(g) Nothing in the requirements set out in this Section 5.1 shall relieve the Owner of the obligation promptly to inform the Buyer of any material changes to...
Planned Outage Periods. (a) Uecomm will give reasonable notice, and will use its best endeavours to give the Customer at least 14 days notice, of any Planned Outage Periods and the length of any Planned Outage Periods.
(b) If the Customer disputes any such notice, the Customer may refer its dispute to the Uecomm Contract Representative for resolution.
(c) If the dispute is not resolved within 48 hours of the dispute being referred to the Uecomm Contract Representative, then either party may require that the dispute be resolved in accordance with the dispute resolution procedure contained in clause 25.
Planned Outage Periods
