Restoration of connection Sample Clauses

Restoration of connection. If either party has performed a Temporary Disconnection in respect of a Consumer's ICP, the party that performed the Temporary Disconnection will take reasonable steps to arrange restoration of supply to the connection as soon as reasonably practicable and not longer than 3 Working Days after conditions for reconnection have been satisfied.
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Restoration of connection. If either party has performed a Temporary Disconnection in respect of a Customer’s ICP, the party that performed the Temporary Disconnection will take reasonable steps to arrange restoration of supply to the connection as soon as reasonably practicable and no longer than 3 Working Days after conditions for reconnection have been satisfied. If the ICP has not been electrically connected for more than 6 months, the Trader must submit an NCA application or advise the Customer to submit an NCA. S6.20 The Trader may undertake a Vacant Site Disconnection of an ICP if: (a) the Trader is recorded as the trader for the ICP in the Registry; (b) the ICP has an “active” status in the Registry; and (c) in respect of that ICP, no Customer Agreement exists with the Trader, S6.21 The Trader will undertake a Vacant Site Disconnection of an ICP without delay if the above criteria apply and the ICP has been vacant for at least 30 Working Days.
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Restoration of connection. If the Distributor has performed a Temporary Disconnection in respect of a Consumer's ICP for the reasons outlined in clause 19.5, the Distributor will take reasonable steps to arrange restoration of supply to the connection if conditions for reconnection are reasonably met.
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Restoration of connection. If either party has performed a Temporary Disconnection in respect of a Consumer's ICP, the party that performed the Temporary Disconnection will take reasonable steps to arrange restoration of supply to the connection as soon as reasonably practicable and not longer than 3 Working Days after conditions for reconnection have been satisfied. S6.22 NOT USED S6.23 NOT USED S6.24 NOT USED S6.25 NOT USED S6.26 NOT USED S6.27 NOT USED S6.28 NOT USED S6.29 A Distributor may Decommission an ICP if the following circumstances are met: (a) the Distributor is advised by a Consumer, landowner or the Retailer that gas is no longer required at the ICP; (b) it is necessary to Decommission the ICP because public safety is at risk; (c) the Registry notifies the Distributor that the ICP has the status of “Inactive”, with the reason given “Ready for decommissioning”, the ICP has been disconnected and the Retailer has attempted to recover the meters; or (d) if the Distributor has not supplied Distribution Services in respect of the ICP for 6 months or more, provided that in respect of sub-clauses (a) and (d), the Distributor will, unless advised by the Retailer, notify the Retailer before Decommissioning the ICP to enable the Retailer to arrange for removal of the Metering Equipment (if appropriate) and updating of the Registry. S6.30 NOT USED S6.31 The party performing the Decommissioning will notify the other party within 2 Working Days of the Decommissioning having been completed.
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Restoration of connection. If either party has performed a Temporary Disconnection in respect of a Customer’s ICP, the party that performed the Temporary Disconnection will take reasonable steps to arrange restoration of supply to the connection as soon as reasonably practicable and no longer than 3 Working Days after conditions for reconnection have been satisfied. If the ICP has not been electrically connected for more than 6 months, the Trader must submit an NCA application or advise the Customer to submit an NCA.
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