Suspension for supplier of last resort Sample Clauses

Suspension for supplier of last resort. (a) If a person commences to act as “supplier of last resort” (as that concept is used in the GIA) or a “ROLR” (as that concept is used in the National Energy Retail Law) in respect of one or more Customers of the User then the Service Provider may suspend the provision of Distribution Services to the User in respect of those Customers under this Agreement and may take such action as the Service Provider considers is required to effect such suspension. (b) Where pursuant to clause 4.5(a) the Service Provider suspends the provision of Distribution Services to the User in respect of all existing Customers of the User, the Service Provider has no further obligation to provide Distribution Services to the User, and the User must not take any steps to seek to obtain or utilise such Distribution Services, until the User has: (1) paid to the Service Provider all amounts accrued due to the Service Provider but unpaid; and (2) provided to the Service Provider any credit support required by clause 7.8 or as may be required by Regulatory Instruments; and (3) otherwise satisfied the Service Provider (acting reasonably) the User is solvent and will be able to comply with its obligations under this Agreement. (c) If the User commences to act as “supplier of last resort” (as that concept is used in the GIA) or a “ROLR” (as that concept is used in the National Energy Retail Law) in respect of a person who is an end-user of Gas then, subject to any provisions to the contrary in Regulatory Instruments, for the period in which the User so acts as supplier of last resort or ROLR that end-user will be treated as a Customer of the User for the purposes of this Agreement. (d) The references in this clause 4.5 to a person or the User commencing to act are to the person or User commencing to act in respect of a specific RoLR event (as that term is used in the National Energy Retail Law) or trigger event (as that term is used in the GIA) (as compared to a person or the User being appointed to act as RoLR or supplier of last resort should future RoLR or trigger events (as applicable) occur).
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Suspension for supplier of last resort. The obligations of the Distributor under this agreement are suspended for so long as a person other than the Retailer is acting as the “supplier of last resort” in respect of the Retailer under section 49D of the EI Act.
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