Procedure for Requests Clause Samples

The "Procedure for Requests" clause defines the formal process by which parties must submit and respond to requests under the agreement. Typically, it outlines requirements such as the method of submission (e.g., written notice or electronic communication), the information that must be included in a request, and any applicable deadlines for making or responding to requests. This clause ensures that all parties follow a consistent and transparent process, reducing misunderstandings and disputes by clarifying how requests should be handled.
Procedure for Requests to increase MHQ or MDQ requirements (a) the User complies with the provisions of the Access Arrangement and National Gas Law relating to Requests, including payment of the costs of processing that Request as set out in the Access Arrangement; (b) ActewAGL is able to satisfy its obligations to observe any Queue established under the Access Arrangement and there is no Queue or the User's Request for Service is at the head of the Queue; (c) ActewAGL has sufficient capacity available in the Network to provide the Service to the proposed Delivery Point; (d) the User accepts ActewAGL's offer to change the MDQ or MHQ (as the case may be) at the Delivery Point; and (e) the User has updated and completed the ELMS Data for the Delivery Point in accordance with clause 23.6.
Procedure for Requests. Requests for the provision of information or other assistance will be made in writing. If a request is made orally this will be confirmed in writing within ten business days. To facilitate assistance, the requesting Authority should specify in any written request:
Procedure for Requests to increase MHQ or MDQ requirements (a) the User complies with the provisions of the Access Arrangement and National Gas Law relating to Requests, including payment of the costs of processing that Request as set out in the Access Arrangement; (b) JGN is able to satisfy its obligations to observe any Queue established under the Access Arrangement and there is no Queue or the User's Request for Service is at the head of the Queue;Not used (c) JGN has sufficient capacity available in the Network to provide the Service to the proposed Delivery Point; (d) the User accepts JGN's offer to change the MDQ or MHQ (as the case may be) at the Delivery Point; and (e) the User has provided updated and completed the ELMS Data for the Delivery Point in accordance with clause 23.6. The User acknowledges that if the MDQ is increased under this clause 4.4, the Chargeable Demand may be adjusted under clause 4.5.
Procedure for Requests to increase MHQ or MDQ requirements (a) the User complies with the provisions of the Access Arrangement and National Gas Law relating to Requests, including payment of the costs of processing that Request as set out in the Access Arrangement; (b) Not used (c) (b) JGN is able to satisfy its obligations to observe any Queue established under the Access Arrangement and there is no Queue or the User's Request for Service is at the head of the Queue;(c) JGN has sufficient capacity available in the Network to provide the Service to the proposed Delivery Point;
Procedure for Requests to increase MHQ or MDQ requirements‌ ActewAGL must agree to an increase in the MDQ or MHQ for any Demand Customer Delivery Point, and include the new MDQ or MHQ (as the case may be) in the Demand Customer List if: (a) the User complies with the provisions of the Access Arrangement and National Gas Law relating to Requests, including payment of the costs of processing that Request as set out in the Access Arrangement; (b) ActewAGL is able to satisfy its obligations to observe any Queue established under the Access Arrangement and there is no Queue or the User's Request for Service is at the head of the Queue; (c) ActewAGL has sufficient capacity available in the Network to provide the Service to the proposed Delivery Point; (d) the User accepts ActewAGL's offer to change the MDQ or MHQ (as the case may be) at the Delivery Point; and (e) the User has updated and completed the ELMS Data for the Delivery Point in accordance with clause 23.6.
Procedure for Requests. 9.1 Requests for the provision of information or other assistance will, wherever possible, be made in writing, but in cases of urgency, such requests may be oral and will be confirmed in writing within five business days. To facilitate assistance, the Requesting Authority should specify in a written request, where applicable: (a) the information or other assistance requested; (b) if information is provided by the Requesting Authority for confirmation or verification, the kind of confirmation or verification sought; (c) the purpose for which the information or other assistance is sought and details showing that the information or other assistance sought is for the purpose of supervision, including AML/CFT supervision or crisis management; (d) to whom, if anyone, onward disclosure of information provided to the Requesting Authority is likely to be necessary and the purpose such disclosure would serve; (e) whether the Requested Authority will require any conditions to be set on the use of confidential information provided to the Requesting Authority; and (f) any other relevant matters specified by the Requested Authority or by the Applicable Laws, Regulations or Requirements applicable to the Requested Authority.
Procedure for Requests. Requests for the provision of non-public information or other assistance should be made in writing, or made orally and unless otherwise agreed, confirmed in writing within five business days. To facilitate assistance, the requesting Authority should specify in any written request:
Procedure for Requests. Requests to disseminate non-school materials will be governed by the following procedures:
Procedure for Requests. 6.1 The Fire Chief (or other designate mentioned in section 3.4) of the Requesting Party shall have and is hereby granted full and sufficient authority to request Fire Services from the Assisting Party. 6.2 The Fire Chief of the Assisting Party shall have and is hereby granted full and sufficient authority to provide or, in his discretion, to decline to provide Fire Services to the Requesting Party. 6.3 The Fire Chief of the Assisting Party is further authorized to dispatch such personnel and equipment as can be allocated for the response, in his judgement, and may do so without verifying the bona fides of the call or alarm giving rise to the request. The Parties agree to co-operate in establishing protocols for confirming the identity of the caller on behalf of the Requesting Party so as to preclude so far as possible false alarms and requests for assistance that are made under false pretenses.