Common use of Power Down for Delphinoid Cetaceans and Pinnipeds Clause in Contracts

Power Down for Delphinoid Cetaceans and Pinnipeds. If a delphinoid cetacean or pinniped is sighted at or within the exclusion zone, the Lessee must immediately power down the electromechanical survey equipment to the lowest power output that is technically feasible. The Lessee must ensure that the vessel operator immediately complies with such a call by the PSO. Any disagreement or discussion must occur only after power-down. Subsequent restart of the electromechanical survey equipment must use the ramp-up procedures described in 4.

Power Down for Delphinoid Cetaceans and Pinnipeds. If a delphinoid cetacean or pinniped is sighted at or within the exclusion zone, the Lessee must immediately power down the electromechanical sound source survey equipment must be powered down to the lowest power output that is technically feasible. The Lessee must ensure that the vessel operator must comply immediately complies with such a call by the PSOobserver. Any disagreement or discussion must may occur only after power-down. Subsequent restart power up of the electromechanical survey equipment must use the ramp-up procedures described in 4.provisions

Power Down for Delphinoid Cetaceans and Pinnipeds. If a delphinoid cetacean or pinniped is sighted at or within the exclusion zone, the Lessee must immediately power down the electromechanical survey equipment must be powered down to the lowest power output that is technically feasible. The Lessee must ensure that the vessel operator must comply immediately complies with such a call by the PSOobserver. Any disagreement or discussion must should occur only after power-down. Subsequent restart power up of the electromechanical survey equipment must use the ramp-up procedures provisions described in 4.

Power Down for Delphinoid Cetaceans and Pinnipeds. If a delphinoid cetacean or pinniped is sighted at within or within transiting towards the exclusion zone, the Lessee must immediately power down the electromechanical survey equipment must be powered down to the lowest power output that is technically feasible. The Lessee must ensure that the vessel operator must comply immediately complies with such a call by the PSOobserver. Any disagreement or discussion must should occur only after power-down. Subsequent restart power up of the electromechanical survey equipment must use the ramp-up procedures provisions described in 4.above and may occur after