Common use of Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy Clause in Contracts

Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy. The Australian Government’s “Shadow Economy– Increasing the Integrity of Government Procurement – Procurement Connected Policy Guidelines – March 2019”, as amended from time to time. The site or sites for the Works described in the Contract Particulars. The plan prepared by the Contractor and finalised under clause 9.2, which must set out in adequate detail all procedures the Contractor will implement to manage the Contractor's Activities and the Works on and near the Site. The Site Management Plan must address, at a minimum: all Statutory Requirements; the roles and responsibilities of all Contractor and subcontractor personnel (including the Contractor's Representative and the Contractor's key people under clause 3.6(a)) regarding management of the Contractor's Activities and the Works on and near the Site; the procedure for consultation, cooperation and coordination of activities with the Contract Administrator, the Commonwealth and Other Contractors regarding the occupation, use, operation and maintenance of Commonwealth property and the Site (including for the purpose of military activities, expeditions and exercises) during the Contractor's Activities and the Works; procedures for access to: Commonwealth or Host Nation property; and the Site, by Contractor and subcontractor personnel, visitors, pedestrians and vehicles, including procedures for: ensuring security (including identification and pass procedures and any physical security measures); minimising disruption and inconvenience to the Commonwealth and Other Contractors; vehicle and traffic management; and noise management; without limiting paragraph (d), Site inductions, training and other awareness programmes provided to Contactor and subcontractor personnel in respect of Commonwealth property and the Site; procedures for: establishing the Site (including site amenities, laydown areas and parking zones); cleaning, maintenance, waste management and debris control on Commonwealth property and the Site; and any dangerous or prohibited substances, material or goods (including Commonwealth property) on the Site relevant to the Contractor's Activities and the Works; if the Contractor's Activities or the Works are to be carried out on or in the vicinity of an airfield, the procedure for preparation and approval of a Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities; the procedure for preparing (including tailoring) and finalising the Site Management Plan under clause 9.2; the procedure for regularly reviewing, updating and amending the Site Management Plan under clause 9.2 (including as a result of any Site management complaint, incident, near-miss and other situation or accident on Commonwealth property or the Site during the Contractor's Activities and the Works); the procedure for ensuring subcontractor compliance with the Site Management Plan; the procedure for regularly identifying, controlling and monitoring possible and actual Site management impacts on Commonwealth property and the Site associated with the Contractor's Activities and the Works, including the procedures for recording, reporting, responding to and finalising: matters arising out of or in connection with such identification, control and monitoring; and complaints, incidents, near-misses and other situations or accidents on Commonwealth property and the Site during the Contractor's Activities and the Works; the procedure for regular auditing or other monitoring of Contractor and subcontractor compliance with the Site Management Plan, including the procedures for recording, reporting, responding to and finalising: matters arising out of or in connection with such audits or other monitoring; and complaints, incidents, near-misses and other situations or accidents on Commonwealth property and the Site during the Contractor's Activities and the Works; to the extent that the Contractor's Activities include any demolition, procedures for obtaining approval from the Contract Administrator prior to undertaking such demolition and otherwise complying with any applicable Statutory Requirements (and any relevant Contractor HOTO Obligation) in relation to such demolition; the additional matters specified in the Contract Particulars; and any other matters required by the: Contract; or Contract Administrator. The special conditions as set out in Annexure 2. A stage of the Works specified in the Contract Particulars. Statement of Tax Record or STR Has the meaning given in the Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy.

Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy. The Australian Government’s “Shadow EconomyEconomy Procurement Connected Policy – Increasing the Integrity of Government Procurement – Procurement Connected Policy Guidelines – March 2019”, as amended from time to time. The site or sites for the Subcontract Works described in the Contract Subcontract Particulars. The plan prepared by the Contractor Subcontractor and finalised under clause 9.28.7, which must set out in adequate detail all procedures the Contractor Subcontractor will implement to manage the ContractorSubcontractor's Activities and the Subcontract Works on and near the Site. The Site Management Plan must not be inconsistent with the Contractor’s Site Management Plan and must address, at a minimum: all Statutory Requirements; the roles and responsibilities of all Contractor Subcontractor and subcontractor subsubcontractor personnel (including the ContractorSubcontractor's Representative and the ContractorSubcontractor's key people under clause 3.6(a)2.3) regarding management of the ContractorSubcontractor's Activities and the Subcontract Works on and near the Site; the procedure for consultation, cooperation and coordination of activities with the Commonwealth, the MCC Contract Administrator, the Commonwealth Contractor, the Contractor’s Representative and Other Contractors regarding the occupation, use, operation and maintenance of Commonwealth property and the Site (including for the purpose of military activities, expeditions and exercises) during the ContractorSubcontractor's Activities and the Subcontract Works; procedures for access to: Commonwealth or Host Nation propertyproperty (including any Defence location); and the Site, by Contractor the Subcontractor and subcontractor subsubcontractor personnel, visitors, pedestrians and vehicles, including procedures for: ensuring security (including identification and pass procedures and any physical security measures); minimising disruption and inconvenience to the Contractor, Commonwealth and Other Contractors; vehicle and traffic management; and noise management; without limiting paragraph (d), Site inductions, training and other awareness programmes provided to Contactor Subcontractor and subcontractor subsubcontractor personnel in respect of Commonwealth property and the Site; procedures for: establishing the Site (including site amenities, laydown areas and parking zones); cleaning, maintenance, waste management and debris control on Commonwealth property and the Site; and any dangerous or prohibited substances, material or goods (including Commonwealth property) on the Site relevant to the ContractorSubcontractor's Activities and the Subcontract Works; if the ContractorSubcontractor's Activities or the Subcontract Works are to be carried out on or in the vicinity of an airfield, the procedure for preparation and approval of a Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities; the procedure for preparing (including tailoring) and finalising the Site Management Plan under clause 9.28.7; the procedure for regularly reviewing, updating and amending the Site Management Plan under clause 9.2 8.7 (including as a result of any Site management complaint, incident, near-miss and other situation or accident on Commonwealth property or the Site during the ContractorSubcontractor's Activities and the Subcontract Works); the procedure for ensuring subcontractor subsubcontractor compliance with the Site Management Plan; the procedure for regularly identifying, controlling and monitoring possible and actual Site management impacts on Commonwealth property and the Site associated with the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities and the Subcontract Works, including the procedures for recording, reporting, responding to and finalising: matters arising out of or in connection with such identification, control and monitoring; and complaints, incidents, near-misses and other situations or accidents on Commonwealth property and the Site during the ContractorSubcontractor's Activities and the Subcontract Works; the procedure for regular auditing or other monitoring of Contractor Subcontractor and subcontractor subsubcontractor compliance with the Site Management Plan, including the procedures for recording, reporting, responding to and finalising: matters arising out of or in connection with such audits or other monitoring; and complaints, incidents, near-misses and other situations or accidents on Commonwealth property and the Site during the ContractorSubcontractor's Activities and the Subcontract Works; to the extent that the ContractorSubcontractor's Activities include any demolition, procedures for obtaining approval from the Contract Administrator Contractor's Representative prior to undertaking such demolition and otherwise complying with any applicable Statutory Requirements (and any relevant Contractor or Subcontractor HOTO Obligation) Obligation in relation to such demolition; the additional matters specified in the Contract Subcontract Particulars; and any other matters required by the: ContractSubcontract; or Contract AdministratorContractor's Representative. The Defence Smart Infrastructure Handbook: Planning, Design and Construction available on DEQMS. The plan setting out standards and specifications for spatial data management, available on DEQMS. The special conditions as set out in Annexure 2. A stage of the Subcontract Works specified in the Contract Subcontract Particulars. Statement of Tax Record or STR Has the meaning given in the Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy. Means: any law applicable to the Subcontractor's Activities or the Subcontract Works, including Acts, ordinances, regulations, by-laws and other subordinate legislation; Approvals (including any condition or requirement under an Approval); Defence Requirements; Environmental Requirements; and Information Security Requirements.

Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy. The Australian Government’s “Shadow EconomyEconomy – Increasing the Integrity of Government Procurement – Procurement Connected Policy Guidelines – March 2019”, as amended from time to time. The site or sites for the Works described in the Contract Particulars. The plan prepared by the Contractor and finalised under clause 9.2, which must set out in adequate detail all procedures the Contractor will implement to manage the Contractor's Activities and the Works on and near the Site. The Site Management Plan must address, at a minimum: all Statutory Requirements; the roles and responsibilities of all Contractor and subcontractor personnel (including the Contractor's Representative and the Contractor's key people under clause 3.6(a)) regarding management of the Contractor's Activities and the Works on and near the Site; the procedure for consultation, cooperation and coordination of activities with the Contract Administrator, the Commonwealth and Other Contractors regarding the occupation, use, operation and maintenance of Commonwealth property and the Site (including for the purpose of military activities, expeditions and exercises) during the Contractor's Activities and the Works; procedures for access to: Commonwealth or Host Nation property; and the Site, by Contractor and subcontractor personnel, visitors, pedestrians and vehicles, including procedures for: ensuring security (including identification and pass procedures and any physical security measures); minimising disruption and inconvenience to the Commonwealth and Other Contractors; vehicle and traffic management; and noise management; without limiting paragraph (d), Site inductions, training and other awareness programmes provided to Contactor and subcontractor personnel in respect of Commonwealth property and the Site; procedures for: establishing the Site (including site amenities, laydown areas and parking zones); cleaning, maintenance, waste management and debris control on Commonwealth property and the Site; and any dangerous or prohibited substances, material or goods (including Commonwealth property) on the Site relevant to the Contractor's Activities and the Works; if the Contractor's Activities or the Works are to be carried out on or in the vicinity of an airfield, the procedure for preparation and approval of a Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities; the procedure for preparing (including tailoring) and finalising the Site Management Plan under clause 9.2; the procedure for regularly reviewing, updating and amending the Site Management Plan under clause 9.2 (including as a result of any Site management complaint, incident, near-miss and other situation or accident on Commonwealth property or the Site during the Contractor's Activities and the Works); the procedure for ensuring subcontractor compliance with the Site Management Plan; the procedure for regularly identifying, controlling and monitoring possible and actual Site management impacts on Commonwealth property and the Site associated with the Contractor's Activities and the Works, including the procedures for recording, reporting, responding to and finalising: matters arising out of or in connection with such identification, control and monitoring; and complaints, incidents, near-misses and other situations or accidents on Commonwealth property and the Site during the Contractor's Activities and the Works; the procedure for regular auditing or other monitoring of Contractor and subcontractor compliance with the Site Management Plan, including the procedures for recording, reporting, responding to and finalising: matters arising out of or in connection with such audits or other monitoring; and complaints, incidents, near-misses and other situations or accidents on Commonwealth property and the Site during the Contractor's Activities and the Works; to the extent that the Contractor's Activities include any demolition, procedures for obtaining approval from the Contract Administrator prior to undertaking such demolition and otherwise complying with any applicable Statutory Requirements (and any relevant Contractor HOTO Obligation) in relation to such demolition; the additional matters specified in the Contract Particulars; and any other matters required by the: Contract; or Contract Administrator. The special conditions as set out in Annexure 23. A stage of the Works specified in the Contract Particulars. Statement of Tax Record or STR Has the meaning given in the Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy.

Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy. The Australian Government’s “Shadow EconomyEconomy Procurement Connected Policy – Increasing the Integrity of Government Procurement – Procurement Connected Policy Guidelines – March 2019”, as amended from time to time. The site or sites for the Works described in the Contract ParticularsAnnexure 4. The plan prepared by the Contractor and finalised under clause 9.28.7, which must set out in adequate detail all procedures the Contractor will implement to manage the Contractor's Activities and the Works on and near the Site. The Site Management Plan (if any) must address, at a minimum: all Statutory Requirements; the roles and responsibilities of all Contractor and subcontractor personnel (including the Contractor's Representative and the Contractor's key people under clause 3.6(a)2.3) regarding management of the Contractor's Activities and the Works on and near the Site; the procedure for consultation, cooperation and coordination of activities with the Contract AdministratorPDS Contractor, the Commonwealth and Other Contractors regarding the occupation, use, operation and maintenance of Commonwealth property and the Site (including for the purpose of military activities, expeditions and exercises) during the Contractor's Activities and the Works; procedures for access to: Commonwealth or Host Nation propertyproperty (including any Defence location); and the Site, by Contractor and subcontractor personnel, visitors, pedestrians and vehicles, including procedures for: ensuring security (including identification and pass procedures and any physical security measures); minimising disruption and inconvenience to the Commonwealth and Other Contractors; vehicle and traffic management; and noise management; without limiting paragraph (d), Site inductions, training and other awareness programmes provided to Contactor Contractor and subcontractor personnel in respect of Commonwealth property and the Site; procedures for: establishing the Site (including site amenities, laydown areas and parking zones); cleaning, maintenance, waste management and debris control on Commonwealth property and the Site; and any dangerous or prohibited substances, material or goods (including Commonwealth property) on the Site relevant to the Contractor's Activities and the Works; if the Contractor's Activities or the Works are to be carried out on or in the vicinity of an airfield, the procedure for preparation and approval of a Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities; the procedure for preparing (including tailoring) and finalising the Site Management Plan (if any) under clause 9.28.7; the procedure for regularly reviewing, updating and amending the Site Management Plan (if any) under clause 9.2 8.7 (including as a result of any Site management complaint, incident, near-miss and other situation or accident on Commonwealth property or the Site during the Contractor's Activities and the Works); the procedure for ensuring subcontractor compliance with the Site Management PlanPlan (if any); the procedure for regularly identifying, controlling and monitoring possible and actual Site management impacts on Commonwealth property and the Site associated with the Contractor's Activities and the Works, including the procedures for recording, reporting, responding to and finalising: matters arising out of or in connection with such identification, control and monitoring; and complaints, incidents, near-misses and other situations or accidents on Commonwealth property and the Site during the Contractor's Activities and the Works; the procedure for regular regularly auditing or other monitoring of Contractor and subcontractor compliance with the Site Management PlanPlan (if any), including the procedures for recording, reporting, responding to and finalising: matters arising out of or in connection with such audits or other monitoring; and complaints, incidents, near-misses and other situations or accidents on Commonwealth property and the Site during the Contractor's Activities and the Works; to the extent that the Contractor's Activities include any demolition, procedures for obtaining approval from the Contract Administrator PDS Contractor prior to undertaking such demolition and otherwise complying with any applicable Statutory Requirements (and any relevant or Contractor HOTO Obligation) Obligation in relation to such demolition; the additional matters specified in the Contract Particulars; and any other matters required by theby: the Contract; or Contract Administratorthe PDS Contractor. The Defence Smart Infrastructure Handbook: Planning, Design and Construction available on DEQMS. The plan setting out standards and specifications for spatial data management, available on DEQMS. The special conditions as set out in Annexure 2. A stage of the Works specified in the Contract Particulars. Statement of Tax Record or STR Has the meaning given in the Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy.

Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy. The Australian Government’s “Shadow EconomyEconomy Procurement Connected Policy – Increasing the Integrity of Government Procurement – Procurement Connected Policy Guidelines – March 2019”, as amended from time to time. The site or sites for the Subcontract Works described in the Contract Subcontract Particulars. The plan prepared by the Contractor Subcontractor and finalised under clause 9.2, which must set out in adequate detail all procedures the Contractor Subcontractor will implement to manage the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities and the Subcontract Works on and near the Site. The Site Management Plan must not be inconsistent with the Contractor’s Site Management Plan and must address, at a minimum: all Statutory Requirements; the roles and responsibilities of all Contractor Subcontractor and subcontractor subsubcontractor personnel (including the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Representative and the Contractor's Subcontractor’s key people under clause 3.6(a)) regarding management of the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities and the Subcontract Works on and near the Site; the procedure for consultation, cooperation and coordination of activities with the Commonwealth, the MCC Contract Administrator, the Commonwealth Contractor, the Contractor’s Representative and Other Contractors regarding the occupation, use, operation and maintenance of Commonwealth property and the Site (including for the purpose of military activities, expeditions and exercises) during the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities and the Subcontract Works; procedures for access to: Commonwealth or Host Nation propertyproperty (including any Defence location); and the Site, by Contractor the Subcontractor and subcontractor subsubcontractor personnel, visitors, pedestrians and vehicles, including procedures for: ensuring security (including identification and pass procedures and any physical security measures); minimising disruption and inconvenience to the Contractor, Commonwealth and Other Contractors; vehicle and traffic management; and noise management; without limiting paragraph (d), Site inductions, training and other awareness programmes provided to Contactor Subcontractor and subcontractor subsubcontractor personnel in respect of Commonwealth property and the Site; procedures for: establishing the Site (including site amenities, laydown areas and parking zones); cleaning, maintenance, waste management and debris control on Commonwealth property and the Site; and any dangerous or prohibited substances, material or goods (including Commonwealth property) on the Site relevant to the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities and the Subcontract Works; if the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities or the Subcontract Works are to be carried out on or in the vicinity of an airfield, the procedure for preparation and approval of a Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities; the procedure for preparing (including tailoring) and finalising the Site Management Plan under clause 9.2; the procedure for regularly reviewing, updating and amending the Site Management Plan under clause 9.2 (including as a result of any Site management complaint, incident, near-miss and other situation or accident on Commonwealth property or the Site during the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities and the Subcontract Works); the procedure for ensuring subcontractor subsubcontractor compliance with the Site Management Plan; the procedure for regularly identifying, controlling and monitoring possible and actual Site management impacts on Commonwealth property and the Site associated with the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities and the Subcontract Works, including the procedures for recording, reporting, responding to and finalising: matters arising out of or in connection with such identification, control and monitoring; and complaints, incidents, near-misses and other situations or accidents on Commonwealth property and the Site during the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities and the Subcontract Works; the procedure for regular auditing or other monitoring of Contractor Subcontractor and subcontractor subsubcontractor compliance with the Site Management Plan, including the procedures for recording, reporting, responding to and finalising: matters arising out of or in connection with such audits or other monitoring; and complaints, incidents, near-misses and other situations or accidents on Commonwealth property and the Site during the Contractor's Subcontractor’s Activities and the Subcontract Works; to the extent that the ContractorSubcontractor's Activities include any demolition, procedures for obtaining approval from the Contract Administrator Contractor's Representative prior to undertaking such demolition and otherwise complying with any applicable Statutory Requirements (and any relevant Contractor or Subcontractor HOTO Obligation) Obligation in relation to such demolition; the additional matters specified in the Contract Subcontract Particulars; and any other matters required by the: ContractSubcontract; or Contract AdministratorContractor’s Representative. The Defence Smart Infrastructure Handbook: Planning, Design and Construction available on DEQMS. The plan setting out standards and specifications for spatial data management, available on DEQMS. The special conditions as set out in Annexure 2. A stage of the Subcontract Works specified in in: the Contract Subcontract Particulars; or a direction under clause 13.5(c). Statement of Tax Record or STR Has the meaning given in the Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy. Means: any law applicable to the Subcontractor’s Activities or the Subcontract Works, including Acts, ordinances, regulations, by-laws and other subordinate legislation; Approvals (including any condition or requirement under an Approval); Defence Requirements; Environmental Requirements; and Information Security Requirements.

Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy. The Australian Governmentseller the person named as seller on the first page of this contract seller group company a “related body corporate” of seller (within the meaning of that term in the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)) seller’s “Shadow Economy– Increasing the Integrity of Government Procurement – Procurement Connected Policy Guidelines – March 2019”, as amended from time to time. The site or sites for the Works confidential information information described in Item 22 of Schedule B, any information provided by buyer to seller under this contract in relation to seller’s security systems and processes but not the Contract Particulars. The plan prepared by total value of this contract or any other information relating to this contract to which an accountability obligation applies seller’s personnel a subcontractor and officers, employees or individual contractors of seller, a seller group company or subcontractors who: are involved in the Contractor and finalised delivery of services under clause 9.2this contract and/or the performance of seller’s obligations under this contract; and/or have access to buyer’s premises, which must set out buyer’s systems or buyer’s data in adequate detail all procedures relation to the Contractor will implement to manage the Contractor's Activities and the Works on and near the Site. The Site Management Plan must address, at a minimum: all Statutory Requirements; the roles and responsibilities performance of all Contractor and subcontractor personnel this contract seller’s premises any premises of seller (including the Contractor's Representative and premises of seller’s personnel) where buyer’s data is stored or where components of seller’s systems are located seller’s records any records that seller is required to maintain under this contract seller’s representative the Contractor's key people under person named as seller’s representative in Item 7 of Schedule B, as updated in accordance with clause 3.6(a)) regarding management 3.1.2 seller’s systems any system of the Contractor's Activities and the Works on and near the Site; the procedure for consultation, cooperation and coordination of activities with the Contract Administrator, the Commonwealth and Other Contractors regarding the occupation, use, operation and maintenance of Commonwealth property and the Site seller (including for the purpose systems of military activitiesseller’s personnel) that accesses, expeditions and exercises) during the Contractor's Activities and the Works; procedures for access to: Commonwealth transmits or Host Nation property; and the Site, by Contractor and subcontractor personnel, visitors, pedestrians and vehicles, including procedures for: ensuring security (including identification and pass procedures and any physical security measures); minimising disruption and inconvenience to the Commonwealth and Other Contractors; vehicle and traffic management; and noise management; without limiting paragraph (d), Site inductions, training and other awareness programmes provided to Contactor and subcontractor personnel in respect of Commonwealth property and the Site; procedures for: establishing the Site (including site amenities, laydown areas and parking zones); cleaning, maintenance, waste management and debris control on Commonwealth property and the Site; and any dangerous or prohibited substances, material or goods (including Commonwealth property) on the Site relevant to the Contractor's Activities and the Works; if the Contractor's Activities or the Works are stores buyer’s data service a service to be carried out on or in the vicinity of an airfieldsold by seller to buyer under this contract, the procedure for preparation and approval of a Method of Work Plan for Airfield Activities; the procedure for preparing (including tailoring) and finalising the Site Management Plan under clause 9.2; the procedure for regularly reviewing, updating and amending the Site Management Plan under clause 9.2 (including as a result of any Site management complaint, incident, near-miss and other situation or accident on Commonwealth property or the Site during the Contractor's Activities and the Works); the procedure for ensuring subcontractor compliance with the Site Management Plan; the procedure for regularly identifying, controlling and monitoring possible and actual Site management impacts on Commonwealth property and the Site associated with the Contractor's Activities and the Works, including the procedures for recording, reporting, responding to and finalising: matters arising out of or in connection with such identification, control and monitoring; and complaints, incidents, near-misses and other situations or accidents on Commonwealth property and the Site during the Contractor's Activities and the Works; the procedure for regular auditing or other monitoring of Contractor and subcontractor compliance with the Site Management Plan, including the procedures for recording, reporting, responding to and finalising: matters arising out of or in connection with such audits or other monitoring; and complaints, incidents, near-misses and other situations or accidents on Commonwealth property and the Site during the Contractor's Activities and the Works; to the extent that the Contractor's Activities include any demolition, procedures for obtaining approval from the Contract Administrator prior to undertaking such demolition and otherwise complying with any applicable Statutory Requirements (and any relevant Contractor HOTO Obligation) in relation to such demolition; the additional matters specified in Schedule C service levels the Contract Particulars; and any other matters required by the: Contract; or Contract Administrator. The special conditions standards of service which seller must achieve in providing the deliverables to buyer as set out in Annexure 2. A stage Schedule C Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy the Shadow economy – increasing the integrity of government procurement: Procurement connected policy guidelines October 2024, available at: xxxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxx.xx/publication/p2019-t369466 shared services the provision of products and/or services by an agency to another agency (whether or not a payment is made in relation to the provision of the Works products and/or services) skills guarantee information the skills guarantee report or other documents or information provided by seller in connection with its obligations under clause 24 skills guarantee report a report submitted by seller to buyer on its performance against the Australian skills guarantee targets skills guarantee reporting worksheet the worksheet in the form at Schedule J small to medium enterprise or SME the same meaning as in the Commonwealth Procurement Rules software software (including relevant material to support that software and includes commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) software) that is owned by seller or a third party (including open source software) and is licensed from seller to buyer on the terms in clause 5.1 and Schedule C, and includes any updates or new releases adopted by buyer software licence period the period of the licence for software as specified in Schedule C software support period the Contract Particulars. Statement period for provision of Tax Record software support services, as specified in Section 3 of Schedule C software support services the software support services specified in Schedule C specifications the technical, functional, non-functional and other operational or STR Has performance characteristics required of a deliverable, as specified in Schedule C start date the meaning given date for commencement of a particular service, as specified in Schedule C statement of tax record a statement of tax record issued by the Australian Taxation Office following an application made in accordance with the process set out at: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx.xx/Business/Bus/Statement-of-tax-record/?page=1#Requesting_an_STR statute law any applicable statute, regulation, by-law, ordinance or subordinate legislation, any other instrument of a legislative character and court rules in force from time to time in Australia, whether made by a State, Territory, the Commonwealth, or a local government subcontract a contract or arrangement between seller and a third party for the delivery of products or services to buyer under this contract, but does not include a contract or arrangement between seller and a seller group company or between seller and an individual contractor subcontractor a party to a subcontract, other than seller sub-license the right to allow any person to exercise any of the rights including do any of the activities authorised under the licence and, in relation to buyer, includes the right to engage any person including outsource suppliers to do any such activities on behalf of buyer without consent and without any financial consequences for any person taxes all taxes, duties and government charges term defined in clause 2.1.1; subject to modification in accordance with clause 2.1.2 third party any person other than buyer or seller training contract a legally binding agreement between an employer and apprentice administered under state/territory legislation training services the training services specified in Schedule C update software which has been produced primarily to overcome defects in, or to improve the operation of, the software without significantly altering the software’s specifications, whether or not the software has also been extended, altered or improved by providing additional functionality or performance enhancement use [software] in relation to software and associated documentation, includes, buyer: integrating, loading, installing, compiling, configuring or running the software; making backups of the software; using, copying, amending or adapting any associated documentation relating to the software [existing material] in relation to existing material (other than software or buyer’s existing material) includes buyer using, reproducing, adapting, modifying, communicating that material valid valid in accordance with Part 7.e of the Shadow Economy Procurement Connected Policy.Policy warranty period in relation to a deliverable, the warranty period for that deliverable specified in Schedule C WGEA Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012 (Cth) women people who, regardless of their sex assigned at birth, identify as a woman irrespective of age worker or employee a person who is paid to work for an organisation for more than one hour in a week – Contract Details