Reporting and Plans Sample Clauses

Reporting and Plans. 12.1 The Recipient must provide: (a) the reports at the times specified in item 3.1 of this Schedule 1 and in the form and substance satisfactory to ARENA (including details of any Knowledge Sharing Deliverables in accordance with the Knowledge Sharing Plan); (b) reports or any other information as reasonably required by ARENA from time to time at the time and in the manner reasonably required by ARENA in relation to any significant developments concerning the Activity or any significant delays or difficulties encountered in undertaking the Activity; and (c) in the event this Agreement is terminated by ARENA as a result of the Recipient abandoning the Activity or being unable to complete the Activity due to technical or commercial feasibility reasons, within 20 Business Days after the termination, a report for public release explaining the reasons for such termination and the information, knowledge and lessons learned (both positive and negative) by the Recipient, its Personnel or subcontractors from the Activity. 12.2 Within 30 days of receiving a report, ARENA may: (a) accept the report, if it considers acting reasonably that the report satisfies all the requirements set out under item 3.1 of Schedule 1; or (b) reject a report, if it considers acting reasonably that the report does not satisfy all the requirements set out under item 3.1of Schedule 1. If rejected, ARENA must provide reasons for the rejection, and the Recipient must, within 14 days, reissue the report in a form that addresses the reasons for the earlier rejection. Within 30 days of the reissued report, ARENA may accept or reject the report in accordance with this clause 12.2.
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Reporting and Plans. The Recipient must provide:
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Reporting and Plans. The Recipient must provide: the reports and plans in accordance with the requirements set out in items 3.1 and 3.2 of Schedule 1 and in the form and substance satisfactory to ARENA (including details of any Knowledge Sharing Deliverables in accordance with the Knowledge Sharing Plan); at the time and in the manner reasonably required by ARENA, reports or any other information as reasonably required by ARENA in relation to any significant developments concerning the Project or any significant delays or difficulties encountered in undertaking the Project; and in the event this Agreement is terminated by ARENA as a result of the Recipient abandoning the Project or being unable to complete the Project due to technical or commercial feasibility reasons, within 20 Business Days after the termination, a report for public release explaining the reasons for such termination and the information, knowledge and lessons learnt (both positive and negative) by the Recipient, its Personnel or subcontractors from the Project. Where the Recipient is required to provide a plan under item 3.2 of Schedule 1, unless otherwise specified by ARENA, the Recipient must: provide to ARENA certification, for the benefit of ARENA from an independent and qualified person, that the plan has been developed, is appropriate and consistent with best practice for this type of project and the types of risks it has, and is being appropriately implemented; and ensure that the person appointed to provide the certification under item (a) above is not an employee, shareholder, director, other officeholder or related entity of the Recipient, a Project Participant, or any other person having (or having had) a significant involvement in the Project or the Application. Within 30 days of receiving a report or plan, ARENA may: accept the report or plan, if it considers, acting reasonably, that the report or plan satisfies all the requirements set out under items 3.1 or 3.2 of Schedule 1; and reject the report or plan, if it considers, acting reasonably, that the report or plan does not satisfy all the requirements set out under items 3.1 or 3.2 of Schedule 1. ARENA must provide written reasons for the rejection, and the Recipient must, within 14 days, reissue the report or plan in a form that addresses the reasons for the earlier rejection. Within 30 days of the reissued report, ARENA may accept or reject the report or plan in accordance with this clause 13.3.
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