SERVICE RULES AND REGULATIONS Sample Clauses

SERVICE RULES AND REGULATIONS. During employment with the Company, all the full time Employees’ will be governed by the service rules, regulations, policies and procedures of the Company in force or as introduced or amended from time to time. The Employees’ will also be governed by the Company’s policies and rules regarding Leave, Provident Fund, Bonus and Employee State Insurance/Medical Reimbursement, Leave Travel Assistance, Misconduct, Indiscipline or/and other matters. Further, the Employee during the Employment Period shall perform his/her duties with honesty, diligence, orderliness, obedience and faithfulness towards the Company.
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SERVICE RULES AND REGULATIONS. 2.1 When the Service is provided, Customer is responsible for identifying primary and secondary PSAP locations as well as the unique combinations of police, fire, and ambulance or any other appropriate agencies responsible for providing emergency service in the E911 serving area. An Emergency Service Number (“ESN”) will be provided for each unique combination by CenturyLink. Customer will associate these ESNs with street address ranges or other mutually agreed upon routing criteria in the E911 serving area. These ESNs will be carried in the Data Base Management System (“DBMS”) to permit routing of 911 calls to the primary and secondary PSAPs responsible for handling of calls from each telephone in the E911 serving area. The following terms define Customer's responsibility in providing this information. A. Initial and subsequent ESN assignments by street name, address range, and area or other mutually agreed upon routing criteria shall be furnished by Customer to CenturyLink prior to the effective date of Service. B. After establishment of Service, it is the Customer's responsibility to continue to verify the accuracy of the routing information contained in the master address file, and to advise CenturyLink of any changes in street names, establishment of new streets, changes in address numbers used on existing streets, closing and abandonment of streets, changes in police, fire, ambulance, or other appropriate agencies' jurisdiction over any address, annexations, and other changes in municipal and county boundaries, incorporation of new cities or any other matter that will affect the routing of E911 calls to the proper PSAP. C. CenturyLink will provide to Customer on request a complete written copy of the master address file to permit Customer to verify the accuracy of the police, fire and ambulance PSAP routing designations. D. Changes, deletions, and additions which Customer desires to have made in the master address file should be submitted on an "as occurred" basis. E. CenturyLink will furnish a written copy to Customer for verification showing each change, deletion, and addition to the master address file. F. Emergency Service Numbers (ESNs) are only available as part of the Selective Routing feature. Single and Multi-PSAP customers who desire to use ESNs for administrative purposes may do so as long as they subscribe to Selective Routing. Administrative ESNs can only be used to identify a unique set of responding agencies. For the purposes of this ag...
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SERVICE RULES AND REGULATIONS. 2.1 ALI/SOERS is offered solely for the purpose of permitting PSAPs to associate local telephone numbers placing calls to “9-1-1” with specific street addresses. 2.2 Each PSAP subscribing to ALI/SOERS is responsible for its own separate connectivity to CenturyLink database servers and the computer applications that support retrieving the records from the server. 2.3 Information received through the ALI/SOERS may include ALI information obtained by CenturyLink from other local exchange carriers serving a PSAP’s jurisdiction or from customers who operate private switches and have requested that carriers maintain appropriate information in the carrier’s ALI database. The information may not necessarily include foreign listings, foreign exchange cross-listings, foreign central office subscriptions, or multiple listings. The PSAP assumes the responsibility of verifying information obtained and displayed. 2.4 CenturyLink considers all information provided through the ALI/SOERS to be confidential and proprietary. Information received may contain the names, addresses and telephone numbers of individuals whose listings are not published in directories and/or are not listed in the directory assistance offices. The PSAP must: A. Hold the information in confidence and protect it in accordance with the security regulations by which it protects its own proprietary or confidential information; B. Restrict disclosure of the information solely to those employees with a need to know and not disclose it to any other parties; C. Use the information only in connection with address verification when answering and responding to calls placed to “9-1-1”; and D. Notify CenturyLink immediately of any confirmed or suspected misuse of ALI/DB Service information. 2.5 A PSAP may not access, use, import, export, copy, print, distribute or release information for any purpose other than what is necessary to answer and respond to calls placed to “9-1-1.”
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SERVICE RULES AND REGULATIONS. 2.1 ALI/DB Service is offered solely for the purpose of permitting PSAPs to associate local telephone numbers placing calls to “9-1-1” with specific street addresses. PSAPs ordering ALI/DB Service must provide CenturyLink with written certification of their authority to receive calls placed to “9- 1-1” in the jurisdiction for which the PSAP obtains ALI/DB Service. 2.2 ALI/DB Service may include ALI information obtained by CenturyLink from other local exchange carriers serving a PSAP’s jurisdiction or from customers who operate private switches and have requested that carriers maintain appropriate information in the carrier’s ALI database. The PSAP assumes the responsibility of verifying information displayed through use of the ALI/DB Service with the individual placing the call to “9-1-1.” 2.3 CenturyLink will provide ALI/DB Service only for the jurisdictional area where a PSAP is authorized to provide emergency services. PSAPs may not be able to obtain foreign listings, foreign exchange cross-listings, foreign central office subscriptions, and multiple listings through ALI/DB Service. 2.4 CenturyLink considers all information provided under ALI/DB Service to be confidential and proprietary. Information received through ALI/DB Service may contain the names, addresses and telephone numbers of individuals whose listings are not published in directories and/or are not listed in the directory assistance offices. The PSAP must: A. Hold the information in confidence and protect it in accordance with the security regulations by which it protects its own proprietary or confidential information; B. Restrict disclosure of the information solely to those employees with a need to know and not disclose it to any other parties; C. Use the information only in connection with answering and responding to calls placed to “9-1-1”; and D. Notify CenturyLink immediately of any confirmed or suspected misuse of ALI/DB Service information. E. Obtain connectivity (network elements) between the PSAP’s equipment and CenturyLink’s ALI Database. 2.5 The PSAP represents and warrants that it will use information received through ALI/DB Service only in emergency situations. A PSAP may not access, use, import, export, copy, print, distribute or release information for any purpose other than what is necessary to answer and respond to calls placed to “9-1-1”. Individuals placing calls to “9-1-1” forfeit the privacy afforded by non-listed and non-published service to the extent that the name...
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SERVICE RULES AND REGULATIONS. 2.1 The customer is responsible for validating address information through Master Street Access Guide (MSAG) and for coordinating with CenturyLink to provide the National Emergency Number Association (NENA) standard format of telephone numbers and address data. CenturyLink will allow the customer to update records no more frequently than on a daily basis. The data may originate from the customer’s private switch (when technically feasible) or from a manually created list. 2.2 CenturyLink will: A. Be responsible for uploading NENA formatted data file to its ALI database; B. Hold the information in confidence and protect it in accordance with state and federal rules applicable to emergency 911 services; and C. Use the information only in connection with providing emergency services to PSAPs.
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SERVICE RULES AND REGULATIONS. The rules, regulations, and fees for electric service are contained in the Service Rules of the Municipal Electric Utility, an official copy of which was adopted by resolution of the Council and is on file in the office of the Clerk. The rules, regulations, and service fees contained therein shall apply to all users of the municipal electric system.
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SERVICE RULES AND REGULATIONS. 2.1 ALI/DB Reproduction Service is offered solely for the purpose of permitting PSAPs to associate local telephone numbers placing calls to “9-1-1” with specific street addresses. PSAPs ordering ALI/DB Reproduction Service must provide CenturyLink with written certification of their authority to receive calls placed to “9-1-1” in the jurisdiction for which the PSAP obtains Service.
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SERVICE RULES AND REGULATIONS. 2.1 ANI Service is offered solely for the purpose of permitting PSAPs to receive the ten-digit local telephone numbers placing calls to “9-1-1”. PSAPs ordering ANI Service must provide CenturyLink with written certification of their authority to receive calls placed to “9-1-1” in the jurisdiction for which the PSAP obtains ANI Service. 2.2 ANI Service is provided only for the jurisdictional area where a PSAP is authorized to provide emergency services. 2.3 All information provided under ANI Service is considered to be confidential and proprietary. The PSAP must: A. Hold the information in confidence and protect it in accordance with the security regulations by which it protects its own proprietary or confidential information; B. Restrict disclosure of the information solely to those employees with a need to know and not disclose it to any other parties; C. Use the information only in connection with answering and responding to calls placed to “9-1-1”; and D. Notify CenturyLink immediately of any confirmed or suspected misuse of ANI Service information. E. Obtain connectivity (network elements) between the PSAP’s equipment and CenturyLink’s End Office. 2.4 The PSAP represents and warrants that it will use information received as a result of ANI Service only in emergency situations. A PSAP may not access, use, import, export, copy, print, distribute or release information for any purpose other than what is necessary to answer and respond to calls placed to “9-1-1”. Individuals placing calls to “9-1-1” forfeit the privacy afforded by non-listed and non-published service to the extent that the name, address, and telephone number associated with the caller’s physical location is accessed through the PSAP’s use of the ANI Service. 2.5 Each E9-1-1 jurisdiction's monthly charge, if applicable, may be rounded up to the nearest billing increment based upon DBMS Records. This count is based upon the maximum number of the stated DBMS Records in service during the most current twelve month period at the time service is established. This count will be adjusted at the end of each calendar year to update customer billing, with the applicable twelve month period being the twelve months ending each calendar year. For each service feature, where the count of DBMS Records has been adjusted upward, only monthly recurring rates apply for each increment of DBMS Records so adjusted (after rounding).
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SERVICE RULES AND REGULATIONS. 2.1 Reverse Database Service is offered solely for the purpose of permitting PSACs to make broadcast notifications to particular geographic areas and associated local telephone numbers in the event of emergencies. PSACs ordering Reverse Database Service must provide CenturyLink with written certification of their authority to make public emergency notifications and the circumstances in which the PSAC would use the Service. 2.2 PSACs may not use Reverse Database Service information in connection with basic 911 or E-911 services. 2.3 PSACs subscribing to Reverse Database Service will receive CD-ROM downloads of information from CenturyLink’s Automatic Location Identification (“ALI”) database. CenturyLink will provide ten-digit telephone numbers and associated addresses to the extent that information is present in CenturyLink’s ALI database. 2.4 Reverse Database Service may include ALI information obtained by CenturyLink from other local exchange carriers serving a PSAC’s jurisdiction or from customers who operate private switches and have requested that carriers maintain appropriate information in the carrier’s ALI database. 2.5 CenturyLink will provide Reverse Database Service only for the jurisdictional area where a PSAC is authorized to provide emergency services. PSACs may not be able to obtain foreign listings, foreign exchange cross-listings, foreign central office subscriptions, and multiple listings through Reverse Database Service. 2.6 CenturyLink considers all information provided under Reverse Database Service to be confidential and proprietary. Information received through Reverse Database Service may contain the addresses and telephone numbers of individuals whose listings are not published in directories and/or are not listed in the directory assistance offices. The PSAC must: A. Hold the information in confidence and protect it in accordance with the security regulations by which it protects its own proprietary or confidential information; B. Restrict disclosure of the information solely to those employees with a need to know and not disclose it to any other parties; C. Use the information only in connection with delivering broadcast notifications of emergencies; and D. Notify CenturyLink immediately of any confirmed or suspected misuse of Reverse Database Service information. 2.7 The PSAC represents and warrants that it will use information received through Reverse Database Service only in emergency situations. A PSAC may not access, use, imp...
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