Rights and Obligations of the Service Provider. The rights and obligations of the Service Provider are strictly limited to the terms and conditions of the Contract, including the General Conditions of Contract attached as Annex C, which together with Annexes A and B form an integral part of the Contract. Accordingly, the Service Provider shall not be entitled to any payment except as expressly provided in the Contract.
Rights and Obligations of the Service Provider. 4.1 The Service provider will secure that the following Dependencies are met: • Download, installation, integration and operation of the AAI software and tools, including updates. • Provide technical and administrative contact information to DFN. • Use of server certificates provided by an accredited CA for all their AAI elements.
4.2 The Service provider will cooperate with DFN and perform all obligations reasonably required to enable the proper functioning of the Services with due care, taking into ac- count generally accepted business practices. It will refrain from altering or otherwise interfering with the Services and systems provided by DFN except as required for the proper operation thereof.
4.3 The Service provider will timely inform DFN if Services have not been delivered by the agreed time or if quality of service is insufficient, stating the reasons for its dissatis- faction in detail. Late notice will result in the forfeiture of all related rights. The Service provider will enter into appropriate arrangements with one or several federation participants concerning the delivery of or access to Resources. For the avoidance of doubt, such arrangements are the sole responsibility of the Service provider and DFN shall have no obligations or responsibilities relating thereto.
Rights and Obligations of the Service Provider. 4.1 The Service Provider shall:
4.1.1 ensure that all licenses and/or authorization (if any) that may be required remain current for the duration of this Agreement;
4.1.2 in response to a Request received from the Client provide the Reply in response to the Request upon receipt from the Content Provider Systems;
4.1.3 sent the Query to the Content Provider Systems and receive the Content relating to the such Query;
4.1.4 supply, in electronic form access codes, passwords or other identification to the nominees of the Client;
4.1.5 ensure that its systems are available during Work Hours to:
4.1.5.1 receive the Request and the Content;
4.1.5.2 send the Query to the Content Provider Systems;
4.1.5.3 provide the Reply to the Client Systems; provided that its systems shall only be considered to be available if it can receive the Request from the Client, the Content from Content Provider Systems and provide the Client with the Reply in an executable and readable form as determined by the Service Provider from time to time;
4.1.6 ensure that the person seeking access is registered as an Authorised User;
4.1.7 at its expense, maintain the Intermediary Database during the Work Hours and update the aforementioned upon notification from the Client;
4.1.8 maintain audit trails of all transactions pertaining to every Request, Query, Content and Reply made via its systems relating to all of the Data Subjects or any Content Providers, which audit trails shall be available upon request;
4.1.9 shall have the right to refuse to provide a Reply where the Service Provider:
4.1.9.1 has any reason to question the Consent of a Data Subject; or
4.1.9.2 the good faith of the Client, the Authorised User or any person acting for and/or on behalf of the Client; or
4.1.9.3 if the Service Provider has reason to believe that the person does not comply with the definition of a representative as contemplated in FAIS; or
4.1.9.4 if the person no longer has delegated authority from the Financial Services Provider as defined in FAIS;
4.1.10 reserve the right to limit the Data which it will make available to the Client in the event where Content is being sought on behalf of a data subject who is not the owner of a medical insurance policy or the main member of the medical scheme which form the subject of a Reply.
Rights and Obligations of the Service Provider. 4.1 The Service Provider shall:
4.1.1 in response to a Request received from the Client, provide the Reply in response to the Request upon receipt from the Content Provider Systems;
4.1.2 sent the Query to the Content Provider Systems and receive the Content relating to the aforementioned;
4.1.3 supply, in electronic form access codes, passwords or other identification to the nominees of the Client;
4.1.4 ensure that the person seeking access is registered as an Authorised User;
4.1.5 at its expense, maintain the Intermediary Database during the Work Hours and update such Intermediary Database upon notification of the Client;
4.1.6 maintain audit trails of all transactions pertaining to every Request, Query, Content and Reply made via its systems relating to all of the Data Subjects and/or Content Providers and shall make such audit trails available to the Client upon request;
4.1.7 have the right to refuse to provide a Reply where the Service Provider:
4.1.8 has any reason to question the Consent of a Data Subject; or
4.1.9 has reason to question the good faith of the Client, the Authorised User or any person acting for and/or on behalf of the Client; or
4.1.10 has reason to believe that the person does not comply with the definition of a Financial Services Provider; or
4.1.11 has reason to belief that the person no longer has delegated authority from the Financial Services Provider; and
4.1.12 reserve the right to limit the Data which it will make available to the Client in the event where Content is being sought on behalf of a person who is not the owner of a financial product which forms the subject of a Reply.
Rights and Obligations of the Service Provider. The rights and obligations of the Service Provider are strictly limited to the terms and conditions of the Framework Agreement, including the General Conditions of Contract attached as Annex C, which together with Annexes A and B form an integral part of the Framework Agreement. Accordingly, the Service Provider shall not be entitled to any payment except as expressly provided in the Framework Agreement.
Rights and Obligations of the Service Provider. The Service Provider shall:
Rights and Obligations of the Service Provider. 5.1 Obligations of the Service Provider
5.1.1 Subject to and on the terms and conditions of this Agreement, the Service Provider shall at its cost and expense undertake to fulfill all the requirements of Scope of the Project, as per Article 2, and observe, fulfill, comply with and perform all its obligations set out in this Agreement or arising hereunder.
5.1.2 The Service Provider shall comply with all Applicable Laws and Applicable Permits (including renewals as required) in the performance of its obligations under this Agreement.
Rights and Obligations of the Service Provider. 6.1 The Service Provider is entitled to receive timely and accurate payment for the services rendered under this Contract.
6.2 The Service Provider has the right to conduct regular inspections and audits of the security systems installed at the Service Recipient to ensure their proper functioning and compliance with contractual obligations. The Service Recipient agrees to cooperate fully during these inspections.
6.3 The Service Provider has the right to propose and implement improvements or upgrades to the security systems and services, subject to prior consultation and agreement with the Service Recipient.
6.4 The Service Provider has the right to be promptly informed by the Service Recipient of any changes in the operational requirements or security needs of the Service Recipient that may impact the provision of services. This includes but is not limited to changes in facility layout, business operations, or any other factors affecting security.
6.5 The Service Provider has the following obligations towards the Service Recipient:
a. The Service Provider shall deliver security services within the internal premises of the Service Recipient, offer external ground security within the outer perimeter, and ensure 24-hour surveillance through the Camera Control Center with an assigned operator.
b. The Service Provider shall install additional high-resolution CCTV cameras if deemed necessary and/or requested by the Service Recipient, implement and maintain automated bollard barriers at two entrances, and install high-quality alarm and warning systems. Additionally, the Service Provider will handle the installation and maintenance of traffic control systems (traffic bollards) for three entries in compliance with Annex 1 of this Contract.
c. The Service Provider shall provide uninterrupted surveillance of images provided by technology in the surveillance room. This includes supervising, installing, and maintaining the technological systems as described in Annex 1 attached to this Contract.
d. The Service Provider shall generate periodic reports for the Service Recipient, adhere strictly to the security services schedule, and promptly respond to observations and relevant requests from the Service Recipient.
e. The Service Provider shall adhere to service quality standards as outlined in the contract and legal requirements. The Service Provider shall also supply all necessary labor, transport arrangements, uniforms, equipment, body cameras, and warning systems.
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Rights and Obligations of the Service Provider. 1. The Service Provider shall ensure the performance of service works, which are the subject hereof, and which the Customer ordered in the manner given in Article V (1).
2. Service works hereunder include the following activities of the Service Provider: Consulting and technical activities that have an impact on the proper use of equipment by the Customer; Elimination of equipment defects; replacement of damaged or non-functioning equipment parts; Maintenance activities; Delivery and installation of consumables and spare parts supplied by the equipment manufacturer; Performing a service action on the equipment based on the Customer's request in the event of an equipment malfunction.
3. After carrying out each service action, the Service Provider shall draw out the Service Report, including any Appendices thereto, according to the specimens indicated in Appendices No. 4 and 5 hereto, which shall contain all the items that will later be used for a proper billing of the payable service action. In addition to the items defined in the pricelist, there may also be supplied materials, spare parts, or other items agreed upon by both Parties. In the event of a delay by the Customer in providing cooperation to the Service Provider according to Article II (2) hereof, the Service Provider shall enter the reason and ”from-to” of the delay in providing cooperation in the appendix of the Service Report, the ”Performed activities” section. The Service Report with any Appendices thereto must be signed by both Parties and attached later to the invoice, unless otherwise agreed by both Parties.
4. After performing the service works hereunder (including the delivery of spare parts), the Service Provider shall perform a trial operation of the equipment, the purpose of which is to check a full functionality of the equipment.
5. In the event that it will not be possible to carry out service works on the equipment at the Customer's place, where the equipment is located, the Parties have agreed that the Service Provider is entitled to take this equipment into safekeeping for the time necessary to carry out service works. The Service Provider shall issue a written confirmation to the Customer stating the equipment identification. During the period, when the equipment is in the possession and safekeeping of the Service Provider, the Service Provider shall be liable for its loss or damage.
6. The Service Provider shall carry out service works hereunder with professional care...
Rights and Obligations of the Service Provider. 1. The provider pledges to provide the early intervention service in accordance with the Code of Ethics, which is published on the website xxx.xxxx-xxxx.xx.
2. The provider pledges to obtain from the user only information that is directly related to early intervention service provision.
3. The provider is obliged to keep documentation on the course of the service provided, which is stored in the user's personal file.
4. The provider is obliged to maintain the confidentiality of information communicated by the user during the provision of the service.
5. The provider is required to work with the user on goals that are recorded in the cooperation plan.
6. If an unexpected situation arises on the part of the early intervention consultant or service provider that makes it impossible to provide the service, the early intervention counsellor (or other staff member of the provider) is obliged to immediately inform the user of this fact. Relevant reasons are e.g. worker’s health reasons, organisational reasons of the workplace, other unforeseeable obstacles (weather, transport, car technical difficulties, etc.).
7. If the early childhood care counsellor is exposed to a health-threatening situation during the consultation (poor hygiene conditions, infectious disease of a family member, suspected infectious disease, etc.) he/she has the right to terminate the consultation immediately or not perform it at all.
8. The provider is obliged to acquaint the user with the procedures for handling personal and sensitive data for the purpose of providing early intervention within the meaning of this contract.
9. At the commencement of the service, the provider shall inform the user of the rules for lending books, toys or aids
