Rolling Stock Testing and Commissioning Sample Clauses

Rolling Stock Testing and Commissioning. 1.1 The Franchisee shall, to the extent reasonably requested by the Secretary of State and subject to payment of the Franchisee's reasonable costs by the relevant third party, co-operate with any third party which the Secretary of State may specify (including a Successor Operator, a rolling stock vehicle manufacturer, Network Rail or the Secretary of State) in connection with the testing and commissioning of new rolling stock vehicles or any new equipment to be fitted to rolling stock vehicles (whether such rolling stock vehicles are new or otherwise). Such co-operation shall not unreasonably disrupt the provision and operation of the Franchise Services and may include: (a) the movement of test trains within and around depots; (b) making available suitably qualified personnel to operate test trains along the Routes and provide information on the Routes; (c) making Train Slots available for such purposes; (d) granting or procuring the grant of access to the third party and its representatives to any relevant facilities; and (e) the delivery of rolling stock vehicles to specific locations.
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Rolling Stock Testing and Commissioning. 4.1 The Franchisee shall, to the extent reasonably requested by the Secretary of State and subject to payment of the Franchisee's reasonable costs by the relevant third party, co-operate with any third party which the Secretary of State may specify (including a Successor Operator, a rolling stock vehicle manufacturer or Network Rail or the Secretary of State) in connection with the testing and commissioning of new rolling stock vehicles or any new equipment to be fitted to rolling stock vehicles (whether such rolling stock vehicles are new or otherwise). 4.2 The co-operation referred to in paragraph 4.1 shall not unreasonably disrupt the provision and operation of the Franchise Services and may include: (a) the movement of test trains within and around depots; (b) making available suitably qualified personnel to operate test trains along the Routes and provide information on the Routes; (c) making Train Slots available for such purposes; (d) granting or procuring the grant of access to the third party and its representatives to any relevant facilities; and (e) the delivery of rolling stock vehicles to specific locations.
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Rolling Stock Testing and Commissioning. The Franchisee shall, to the extent reasonably requested by the Secretary of State and subject to payment of the Franchisee’s reasonable costs by the relevant third party, co-operate with any third party which the Secretary of State may specify (including a Successor Operator, a rolling stock vehicle manufacturer, Network Rail or the Secretary of State) in connection with the testing and commissioning of new rolling stock vehicles or any new equipment to be fitted to rolling stock vehicles (whether such rolling stock vehicles are new or otherwise). Such co- operation shall not unreasonably disrupt the provision and operation of the Franchise Services and may include: (a) the movement of test trains within and around depots; (b) making available suitably qualified personnel to operate test trains along the Routes and provide information on the Routes; (c) making Train Slots available for such purposes; (d) granting or procuring the grant of access to the third party and its representatives to any relevant facilities; and (e) the delivery of rolling stock vehicles to specific locations.
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Rolling Stock Testing and Commissioning. The Franchisee shall, to the extent reasonably requested by the Secretary of State and subject to payment of the Franchisee's reasonable costs by the relevant third party, co-operate with any third party which the Secretary of State may specify (including a Successor Operator, a rolling stock vehicle manufacturer, Network Rail or the Secretary of State) in connection with the testing and commissioning of new rolling stock vehicles or any new equipment to be fitted to rolling stock vehicles (whether such rolling stock vehicles are new or otherwise). Such co-operation shall not unreasonably disrupt the provision and operation of the Franchise Services and may include:
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