Superintending Officer's Authority to Delegate Sample Clauses

Superintending Officer's Authority to Delegate. (a) The Superintending Officer may from time to time delegate to the Superintending Officer’s Representatives any of the duties or authority vested in the Superintending Officer pursuant to Clause 2.1, other than those listed in the Appendix, and he may at any time revoke such delegation. (b) Any such delegation or revocation shall be in writing and shall not take effect until a copy of the notice of such delegation or revocation has been delivered to the Contractor. Any act done by the Superintending Officer’s Representatives in accordance with such delegation shall have the same effect as though it had been done by the Superintending Officer. (c) Provided that: (i) any failure of the Superintending Officer’s Representatives to disapprove any Equipment, material, goods or work shall not prejudice the authority of the Superintending Officer to disapprove such Equipment, materials, goods or work and to give instructions for the rectification of any such Equipment, materials, goods or work; and (ii) if the Contractor disputes any act of the Superintending Officer’s Representatives, he shall refer the matter to the Superintending Officer who shall confirm, reverse or vary (as the case may be) the act or decision of the Superintending Officer’s Representatives; and (iii) if the Contractor does not dispute any act of the Superintending Officer’s Representatives within 7 Days of such act, then the Contractor shall be deemed to have accepted the same.
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