Rights and Obligations of the Government Clause Samples

Rights and Obligations of the Government. 7.1 The Government may approve or reject any claims for Subsidy from the Recipient. In case of dispute, the decision of the Government shall be final and binding. 7.2 The Government may reject any claims of Subsidy which is outside the scope of the Approved Works Specifications or the Consultancy Contract or the Installation Works Contract. 7.3 The role of the Government is merely a subsidy provider. The Government shall not be treated as the main contractor in implementation of the installation works, and the Contractor shall not be treated as agent or sub-contractor of the Government. The Government shall not under any circumstances be held liable for the works or services to be rendered to the Recipient by the Consultant and the Contractor. 7.4 The Government has the right to disclose to the public the information and particulars of the Car Park installed with EVCEI under the Project. This Clause 7.4 shall survive the expiry or termination of this Agreement (howsoever occasioned) and shall continue in full force and effect notwithstanding such termination.
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Rights and Obligations of the Government. 7.1 The Government may, approve and redefine the coverage and number of parking spaces in the Car Park, and approve, amend and reject the detailed works specifications and associated drawings after the Recipient has submitted the detailed works specifications and associated drawings prepared by the Consultant and before the Recipient invites tenders for employment of the Contractor for the installation works. 7.2 The Government shall approve or reject any claims for subsidy from the Recipient. 7.3 The Government Representative may review, approve or refine the specifications of the tender document for procuring the services of a contractor for the installation works and check whether the said tender document is prepared in accordance with the Guidance on Specifications and the Design Guidelines. During the tendering exercise for engaging a contractor for the installation works, an estimated market price of the installation works will be inserted by EPD’s advisor into the tender box for the Recipient’s reference (not in the form of tender) and the Recipient shall facilitate the discharge of the EPD’s advisor’s duties, including but not limited to allow EPD’s advisor to check the work of the Consultant and observe the opening of tenders for engaging a contractor for the installation works. 7.4 The role of the Government is merely a subsidy provider. The Government shall not be treated as the main contractor in implementation of the installation works, and the Consultant shall not be treated as agent or sub-consultant of the Government. The Government shall not under any circumstances be held liable for the works or services to be rendered to the Recipient by the Consultant and the Contractor. 7.5 The Government has the right to disclose to the public the information and particulars of the Car Park installed with EVCEI under the Project. This Clause 7.5 shall survive the expiry or termination of this Agreement (howsoever occasioned) and shall continue in full force and effect notwithstanding such termination.
Rights and Obligations of the Government. AND THE MINISTER 27 16. RIGHTS OF THE GOVERNMENT 27 17. OBLIGATIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT 27 PART V WORK PROGRAMME, DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION 28 18. EXPLORATION WORK PROGRAMME 28 19. DISCOVERY AND EVALUATION WORK PROGRAMME 29 20. DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND DEVELOPMENT WORK PROGRAMME 30 21. UNITISATION 31 22. MARGINAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL DISCOVERIES 32 23. NATURAL GAS 32 24. PRODUCTION LEVELS AND ANNUAL PRODUCTION PROGRAMME 33 25. MEASUREMENT OF PETROLEUM 33 26. VALUATION OF CRUDE OIL AND NATURAL GAS 34 PART VI COST RECOVERY, PRODUCTION SHARING, MARKETING AND PARTICIPATION 35 27. COST RECOVERY, PRODUCTION SHARING, WINDFALL AND INCOME TAX 35 28. GOVERNMENT PARTICIPATION 39 29. DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION 40 PART VII BOOKS, ACCOUNTS, AUDITS, IMPORTS, EXPORTS AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE 42 30. BOOKS, ACCOUNTS AND AUDITS 42 31. PREFERENCE TO KENYAN GOODS AND SERVICES 42 32. EXPORTS AND IMPORTS 43 33. EXCHANGE AND CURRENCY CONTROLS 45 PART VIII GENERAL 46 34. PAYMENTS 46 35. ASSIGNMENT 46 36. MANAGER, ATTORNEY AND JOINT OPERATION AGREEMENT 47 37. CONFIDENTIALITY 47 38. FORCE MAJEURE 48 39. WAIVER 48 40. GOVERNING LAW 49 41. ARBITRATION 49 42. ABANDONMENT AND DECOMMISSIONING OPERATIONS 50 43. NOTICES 54 44. HEADING AND AMENDMENTS 55 APPENDIX “A” 57 THE CONTRACT AREA – BLOCK L1B 57 APPENDIX "B" 58 ACCOUNTING PROCEDURE 58 APPENDIX "C" 70 PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT 70
Rights and Obligations of the Government. During the Authorized Period the Government shall: 6.1 Coordinate, activities among Responsible Government Authorities relating to Investor’s activities pursuant to this MOU including the designation of a lead authority to coordinate required Governmental activity, for such purposes the One Stop Service, shall act as the lead Authority; 6.2 Provide the necessary authorizations to Responsible Government Authorities and other authorities to implement and monitor the exercise of their responsibilities pursuant to Law and this MOU; 6.3 Facilitate the approval of visas and other permissions required by Law and all other necessary action in order to permit Investor’s personnel and consultants such access as necessary to conduct the Land Survey and the Studies; 6.4 Facilitate Investor’s access to the Survey Area; 6.5 Provide such information that Government possesses as may be reasonably requested by Investor when such information is relevant to the Land Survey and the Studies, subject to reimbursement by Investor of the reasonable cost of providing such information; 6.6 Provide the Investor with exclusive rights to request the Responsible Government Authorities to conduct the Land Survey and to conduct the Studies in the Project Area and shall not enter into an MOU or a Concession Agreement with any other Person with respect to the Survey Area.
Rights and Obligations of the Government. A. The Government shall pay an amount of the Funds for each location, not to exceed Three Thousand and No/100th Dollars ($3,000.00) during the term of this Agreement, directly to System in the form of lump sums, in exchange for the System providing the clinical practice area described in Section I of this Agreement so that all specialized equipment to fulfill the Grant requirements is readily available for such services. Each lump sum paid to System shall equal Two Hundred and Fifty and No/100th Dollars ($250.00), which shall be paid on the first day of each month during the term of this Agreement. B. The Government shall provide and maintain any and all equipment and supplies necessary for identifying, obtaining, packaging and preserving forensic evidence that the SANE Program conducts. C. The Government shall ensure that all SANE Nurses it provides the System are appropriately licensed and trained to perform the services specified in Section I of this Agreement, and shall adequately train and supervise the SANE Nurses to ensure that all services the SANE Nurses provide comply with the Kentucky Nurse Practice Act and the standards of clinical nursing practice, as well as the policies and procedures, regulations and guidelines (“Policies”) of the System, which shall all be in writing and provided to the Government on or before the effective date of this Agreement. Government shall ensure that the SANE Nurses have complied with all System health requirements identified in these Policies and provide any requested proof before such SANE Nurse begins services. Government shall also ensure and provide any requested proof that the SANE Nurse has complied with all System Human Resources background and verification checks, which shall be listed in the Policies. D. System reserves the right to revise or issue new health and background requirements at any time during the term of this Agreement. Should new requirements be issued or existing requirements revised, written notice shall be sent to Government at the notice address designated below. Any SANE Nurses already onsite at System shall be given thirty (30) days from the date notice is sent to come into compliance with any new or revised health or background requirements. E. The Government shall schedule “on-call” SANE Nurses and shall be responsible for prioritizing the availability of SANE Nurses to perform the services specified herein. But the Parties understand and agree that nothing in this Agreement shall b...