Sub-contracting and agency Sample Clauses

Sub-contracting and agency. The parties may sub-contract their respective rights and obligations under this Agreement provided that no such action shall release a contracting party of its obligations under this Agreement and such party shall remain responsible for the acts and omissions of any sub-contractor as if they were the acts and omissions of that party.
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Sub-contracting and agency. (a) Nothing in this Agreement prevents MIAL from subcontracting the performance of any part of the Services. However, MIAL must notify MSAL of any proposed appointment of an agent or subcontractor {‘Agent’) as soon as reasonably practicable after the proposal is approved by MIAL. In addition, MIAL will remain fully responsible for the performance of the Services which have been subcontracted and any Services subcontracted by MIAL must comply with Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Regulation 4.16(6). (b) If the subcontracting is to a non-related entity, then MIAL must, unless otherwise agreed, obtain copies of appropriate certificates of currency of insurance for that non-related entity. (c) The fees and expenses of each Agent appointed under clause 22.1(a) must be paid by MIAL, with no right of reimbursement against MSAL unless specified in Schedule C or otherwise agreed between the parties. 22.2 If MIAL becomes aware of any fact, matter or thing that may have a significant adverse effect on the ability of any Agent to perform its obligations in relation to the provision of any Services, MIAL must immediately notify MSAL. 22.3 Any future proposal by MIAL to sub-contract any part of the Services to a provider outside Australia (‘Off Shore Service Provider’) must be approved by MSAL prior to MIAL’s entry into the relevant contract. MIAL will remain fully responsible for the performance of the Services which have been sub contracted under this clause. MIAL will ensure that any contract or agreement between it and the Off Shore Service Provider includes an indemnity from the Offshore Service Provider for the provision of the relevant services. For the avoidance of doubt this clause does not apply to any decision of MIAL in acting as the responsible entity of the MIAL Funds to appoint an off shore sub adviser or to invest in an off shore investment. XXXXX & Mc l en n an COMPANIES
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