Common use of Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties Clause in Contracts

Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties. 4.1. The PEPPOL SMP Provider must have a valid membership in OpenPEPPOL AISBL. 4.2. The PEPPOL Authority has authority over the implementation and use of the PEPPOL Transport Infrastructure within its domain as defined in Annex 5. To achieve this, the PEPPOL Authority has the responsibility to ensure that all PEPPOL SMP services established within its domain complies with the relevant Technical Standards, as defined in Annex 4, and service specifications, as defined in Annex 3. Through this set of minimum criteria consistency across the full infrastructure is ensured. 4.3. The PEPPOL Transport Infrastructure relies on digital certificates for the establishment of trust between communicating parties. The PEPPOL Authority has been delegated, from the PEPPOL Certification Authority the authority to require that digital certificates be issued, suspended and revoked for PEPPOL SMP Providers with whom they have a PEPPOL SMP Provider Agreement. 4.4. The PEPPOL SMP Provider is responsible for providing PEPPOL SMP services in accordance with the minimum requirements prescribed by the relevant Technical Standards, as defined in Annex 4, and service specifications, as defined in Annex 3. This includes a mandatory requirement to ensure that the PEPPOL Participants they service have registered receive capabilities for the relevant PEPPOL BIS. Furthermore, the PEPPOL SMP services shall comply with any additional requirements set forth in annex 5. 4.5. The PEPPOL SMP Provider shall use its best endeavours to ensure that the metadata provided by his PEPPOL SMP is correct and updated and gives a correct description of the services accessible.

Roles and Responsibilities of the Parties. 4.1. The PEPPOL SMP Provider must have a valid membership in OpenPEPPOL AISBL. 4.2. The PEPPOL Authority has authority over the implementation and use of the PEPPOL Transport Infrastructure within its domain as defined in Annex 5. To achieve this, the PEPPOL Authority has the responsibility to ensure that all PEPPOL SMP services established within its domain complies with the relevant Technical Standards, as defined in Annex 4, and service specifications, as defined in Annex 3. Through this set of minimum criteria consistency across the full infrastructure is ensured. 4.3. The PEPPOL Transport Infrastructure relies on digital certificates for the establishment of trust between communicating parties. The PEPPOL Authority has been delegated, from the PEPPOL Certification Authority the authority to require that digital certificates be issued, suspended and revoked for PEPPOL SMP Providers with whom they have a PEPPOL SMP Provider Agreement. 4.4. The PEPPOL SMP Provider is responsible for providing PEPPOL SMP services in accordance with the minimum requirements prescribed by the relevant Technical Standards, as defined in Annex 4, and service specifications, as defined in Annex 3. This includes a mandatory requirement to ensure that the PEPPOL Participants they service have registered receive capabilities for the relevant PEPPOL BIS. Furthermore, Furthermore the PEPPOL SMP services shall comply with any additional requirements set forth in annex 5. 4.5. The PEPPOL SMP Provider shall use its best endeavours to ensure that the metadata provided by his PEPPOL SMP is correct and updated and gives a correct description of the services accessible.