Common use of SUPPLY OF GOODS AND SERVICES Clause in Contracts

SUPPLY OF GOODS AND SERVICES. The Retailer agrees to sell gas to the Customer at the Customer’s premises and the Customer agrees to purchase gas from the Retailer on the terms and conditions as set out in this contract. The quantity of gas supplied by the Retailer to the Customer will be the amount measured by the Meter at the Customer‘s premises. Under the terms and conditions of this contract, the Retailer will: 1) arrange for connection of the Premises to the Network; 2) supply Gas to the Premises at the Delivery Point; 3) arrange for the provision and maintenance of the Meter; and 4) provide or arrange associated services from time to time, including testing of the Meter in accordance with the requirements of law, disconnection and reconnection. The works set out in paragraphs (1), (3) and (4) above must be in accordance with current Australian gas distribution standards. These services will be provided to the Customer on the terms and conditions provided in this Contract and the Retailer will comply with the relevant Regulations (including the standards of services set out in Part 5 of the Energy Coordination (Customer Contracts) Regulations 2004), the relevant Codes and the Retailer’s Customer Charter. However, the Retailer does not guarantee that Gas will be supplied to the Customer without interruption. The Retailer may disconnect the supply of Gas to the Customer at the Premises, if a Customer has not paid or agreed to pay by instalments any outstanding monies owed to the Retailer for the supply of Gas to the Customer, including the amount of any Gas usage fee or any other fee allowed under the Customer Service Code (refer Clause 9).