Site Visits by First Party Sample Clauses

Site Visits by First Party. First Party shall have the right to send its duly authorized representatives to visit the Site, during normal working hours after providing at least one day’s notice, provided however, the representatives of First Party shall not interfere with or prevent Corporation officials from discharging their functions and further the First Party representatives shall not cause the suspension of the operations of the Plant and will abide by the safety and other regulations (including but not limited to regulations limiting movement of personnel) put in place by Corporation at the Site.
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