RIGHTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. (1) The Government may acquire a part of the Contract Area for a public purpose other than searching for or extracting Petroleum but not to the extent that will prevent the carrying out of Petroleum Operations within the Contract Area, and the Government shall not, without good cause, acquire a part of the Contract Area on which Petroleum Operations are in progress. The Contractor shall not carry out Petroleum Operations on such an acquired part but may:-
(a) Enter upon that part but not materially interfere with the public purpose;
(b) Carry out directional drilling from an adjacent part.
(2) The Minister, or a Person authorized by him in writing, may at all reasonable times inspect any Petroleum Operations, and any records of the Contractor relating thereto, and the Contractor shall provide, where available, facilities similar to those applicable to its own or to sub-contractors' staff for transport to the Petroleum Operations, subsistence and accommodation and pay all reasonable expenses directly connected with the inspection.
(3) If there is a breach of an obligation due to be performed under this Contract, the Minister may require the Contractor to perform any obligation under this Contract by giving reasonable written notice, and if the Contractor fails to comply with the notice, the Minister may execute any necessary works for which the Contractor shall pay forthwith. The Minister may give notice to execute works at any time but not later than three (3) months after the termination or expiry of this Contract or the surrender of a part of the Contract Area.
RIGHTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. (1) The Government has the right to inspect the premises (the physical area provided by the Government) where the courier service is provided as well as the actual services provided. This inspection may be made at any time, without prior notice, during the term of the Agreement. The Government shall perform the inspection in a manner that will not unduly delay the work of the Service Provider. These inspections may include, but are not limited to, a comprehensive review of the following:
1. Service quality, attentiveness, courtesy, and similar factors.
2. Security practices and conditions.
RIGHTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. Language that must be included in a patent application filed by the Collaborator follows. “This invention was made with Government support from the [insert name]. The Government of the United States has the right to practice or have practiced on behalf of the United States this subject invention throughout the world.”
RIGHTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. The Government has the right to enter during any business hours and inspect the premises of the fixed document return location in Djibouti and observe the services provided. No inspection of the alternate location will take place due to travel restrictions on Embassy personnel. However, the Service Provider will furnish photographs of the site and surroundings prior to initiating document return at the alternate location, and it will forward all complaints from applicants and/or their agents concerning non-compliance with the Agreement at these alternate sites to the Agreement Officer. This inspection may be made at any time, without prior notice, during the term of the Agreement. The Government shall perform the inspection in a manner that will not unduly delay the work of the Service Provider. These inspections may include, but are not limited to, a comprehensive review of the following:
1) Service quality, attentiveness, courtesy, and similar factors.
2) Security practices and conditions.
RIGHTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. The provisions of Exhibit 3 (Government Data Rights) and Exhibit 4 (Government Patent Rights) shall apply and are incorporated into this Agreement.
RIGHTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. Unless otherwise instructed by the Government, language that must be included in a patent application filed by the Collaborator for any CRADA Invention is as follows: “This invention was made with Government support from the National Security Agency. The Government of the United States has
