Productivity and efficiency variations Sample Clauses

Productivity and efficiency variations. (a) Where the Access Holder or the Operator, during the term of this agreement, seeks a variation to this agreement to promote, or accommodate, a demonstrable efficiency or productivity improvement, Queensland Rail must reasonably consider those proposed variations and negotiate in respect of those variations in good faith.
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Productivity and efficiency variations. (Clause 1.3) QR states in the DAU2 Explanatory Document that the amendments to clause 1.3 are to promote certainty. However, NHG considers that the amendments proposed by QR will have the effect of potentially limiting the number of potential productivity and efficiency variations, including where the initial efficiency gain is specific to one aspect of the system and may not promote whole of supply chain efficiencies immediately. This is a critical issue, as:
Productivity and efficiency variations. Subject to the terms of this agreement and without prejudice to each Party’s rights in respect of this agreement:
Productivity and efficiency variations. Subject to the terms of this agreement and without prejudice to each Party’s rights in respect of this agreement: a PartyWhere the Access Holder or the Operator, during the term of this agreement, may notify the other Parties of a proposedseeks a variation to this agreement to promote, or accommodate, a demonstrable efficiency or productivity improvement for the supply chain (Productivity Proposal);, and where a Party is notified of a Productivity Proposal, that Party must, in good faith: Queensland Rail must reasonably consider those proposed variations that Productivity Proposal having regard to any relevant factors including the costs, benefits and impacts of the Productivity Proposal on each of the Parties, on Train Services and on the operation and use of the Network by Access Seekers or Access Holders, and whether the Productivity Proposal would result in proposed variation creates a capacity increase , demand for capacity and any other realisable gains to all Parties.for the Network, or efficiency improvements in one or more elements of the supply chain; and if requested by any Party, participate in discussions concerning the Productivity Proposal with a view to determining what (if any) amendments to this agreement the Parties are willing to agree. If, despite reasonable consideration, a Party declines to pursue all or part of a Productivity Proposal after complying with Queensland Rail rejects
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