Technical Audit. (a) In accordance with Applicable Law, the Contractor shall provide any authorities of Timor-Leste which responsible for any of the Contractor’s activities, with relevant information and allow them free access.
(b) Under no circumstances shall the Ministry assume any responsibilities for the performance or not of any activities which it has audited or inspected pursuant to this Article 19.11 such responsibility shall remain with the Contractor, at its own account and risk.
Technical Audit. Customer shall provide to HMH the information required for HMH to assess the sufficiency of HMH’s systems and technical infrastructure (e.g., bandwidth and hardware configuration) to properly access and use the Hosting Environment, Hosting Services and hosted Software (such assessment, a “Technical Audit”). Customer has the sole responsibility for ensuring that such information is accurate. HMH shall have no responsibility for ensuring that such information is accurate or for making corrections if the Software or Services do not work properly because of an inaccuracy in the HMH Technical Audit. The completed HMH Technical Audit for Customer is incorporated herein by reference. If a Technical Audit reveals that Customer’s systems or technical infrastructure does not meet HMH’s recommended specifications for access to or use of the Hosting Environment, Hosting Services or hosted Software and Customer elects to purchase Hosting Services notwithstanding such assessment, HMH shall not be responsible or have any liability for the inability of Customer to access or use the Hosting Environment, Hosting Services, or hosted Software.
Technical Audit. Customer shall provide to Scholastic the information required in the Scholastic Technical Audit. Customer has the sole responsibility for ensuring that such information is accurate. Scholastic shall have no responsibility for ensuring that such information is accurate or for making corrections if the Software or Services do not work properly because of an inaccuracy in the Scholastic Technical Audit. The completed Scholastic Technical Audit for Customer is incorporated herein by reference.
Technical Audit. Customer shall provide to HMH the information required for HMH to assess the sufficiency of Customer’s systems and technical infrastructure (e.g., bandwidth and hardware configuration) to properly access and use the Software (such assessment, a “Technical Audit”). Customer has the sole responsibility for ensuring that such information is accurate. HMH shall have no responsibility for ensuring that such information is accurate or for making corrections if the Software or Services do not work properly because of an inaccuracy in the Technical Audit. If a Technical Audit reveals that Customer’s systems or technical infrastructure does not meet HMH’s recommended specifications for access to or use of the Software and Customer elects to purchase notwithstanding such assessment, HMH shall not be responsible or have any liability for the inability of Customer to access or use the Software.
Technical Audit. The Parties also agree that for the purposes of monitoring the DISTRIBUTOR’s performance of its obligations hereunder and in order to achieve the purposes defined in clause 1 and sub-clauses 9.2, 9.3 of the Commercial Policy, the SELLER (by own forces or with the assistance of third parties) is entitled to conduct selective audit of the technical conditions and technical characteristics of the premises, equipment and vehicles used by the DISTRIBUTOR and 12.3 Технический аудит. Стороны также соглашаются, что в целях контроля выполнения обязательств ДИСТРИБЬЮТОРА в рамках настоящего Соглашения и для достижения целей, описанных в п. 1 и п.п. 9.2., 9.3. Коммерческой политики, ПРОДАВЕЦ имеет право самостоятельно или с привлечением третьих лиц проводить выборочную проверку (аудит) технического состояния и технических характеристик помещений, its contractors for storage and transportation of the Product(s) to the End-Use Customers, as well as quality management systems (“Objects for Audit”). Such audit may be performed in any time but not more frequently than once in a year (unless otherwise is provided by the requirements of the regulatory acts or caused by the sufficient reason, e.g., existence of information on violation of the technical requirements) and provided that the DISTRIBUTOR is notified at least 60 (sixty) prior the date of such audit. When conducting the audit, the SELLER may review, in particular, all documents which refer to storage and transportation of the Products stocks (if applicable), t. For such purpose the DISTRIBUTOR shall be obliged to provide the SELLER with the information, documentation, materials, etc. upon the request of the SELLER’s authorized representatives (auditors) and, if required, ensure their unimpeded access to the Objects for Audit.. The SELLER shall bear all costs and expenses associated with the performance of such audit, except for the cases when the DISTRIBUTOR provides all necessary support and cooperation for the performance of such audit at no additional cost or fee for the SELLER. The audit shall be performed during working day and shall not impede the current manufacturing operations of the DISTRIBUTOR. The SELLER shall provide the DISTRIBUTOR with relevant findings related to the audit in the form of a written report, and the DISTRIBUTOR agrees to remediate all defects according to the remedial action plan agreed with the SELLER. The DISTRIBUTOR shall draw up the remedial action plan specifying the terms and res...
Technical Audit. The work is liable to be technically audited by the Chief Technical Examiner of the Central Vigilance Commission Government of India from time to time. Any defects, improvements or testing etc. pointed out by the Chief Technical Examiner should be carried out by the Contractor at his own cost and any deduction suggested by the CTE will be effected.
Technical Audit. (a) NAV CANADA shall, at the Minister’s request and at no cost to the Minister, provide promptly any information determined by the Minister, acting reasonably, to be necessary to enable the Minister to determine if NAV CANADA is performing its duties under this Agreement.
(b) For the duration of the Agreement and any renewal thereof, NAV CANADA shall, at its own expense, ensure access by the Minister to its premises for technical audit and evaluation purposes, at all reasonable times upon reasonable notice by the Minister.
Technical Audit. (a) At any time, upon reasonable advance notice to the Contractor, the ANP shall have free access to the Contract Area and the Operations in order to audit and inspect the operations, installations and equipment. The representatives of the ANP shall be entitled to make a reasonable number of surveys, measurements, drawings, tests and copies of documents, take samples, and make reasonable use of the equipment and instruments of the Contractor provided that such functions and activities by or on behalf of the ANP shall not unduly interfere with the Contractor's Petroleum Operations.
(b) During such inspections and audits the Contractor shall provide transportation, food, housing and other services at the relevant locations to the ANP’s representatives under the same conditions it provides to its own personnel.
(c) In addition, whenever provided for in the Timor-Leste laws, the Contractor shall provide any authority of Timor-Leste which has responsibility for any of the Contractor’s activities, with relevant information and allow their free access.
(d) Under no circumstances shall the ANP assume any responsibility for the performance or not of any activity which it has audited or inspected pursuant to this Section 18.12. Such responsibility shall remain with the Contractor, at its own account and risk.
Technical Audit. 7.1 The Royalty Holder may, upon reasonable notice to the Royalty Payer and at reasonable times but not more frequently than once in every 6 months and at its own cost and risk, inspect any Mining Operations, provided that the Royalty Holder must ensure that it does not unduly interfere with Mining Operations or with the general conduct by the Royalty Payer of its business and complies with the reasonable requirements of the Royalty Payer and its safety officers.
7.2 The Royalty Payer must provide, at the Royalty Holder’s cost, all reasonable access to the Royalty Holder and to the mining engineer appointed by the Royalty Holder sufficient and necessary to reasonably carry out such technical audit.
7.3 The Royalty Holder must ensure that any audit undertaken by, or on behalf of, the Royalty Holder is conducted and concluded promptly and diligently.
7.4 The Royalty Holder may give the Royalty Payer a copy of any technical report arising from a technical audit conducted under this clause 7 which raises, as a matter of concern, any matter concerning the weighing, sampling, assaying or any other measuring or testing practice which is not consistent with Good Industry Practice applied reasonably.
7.5 If the Royalty Payer does not accept that there is a matter of mining and metallurgical practice which it is prepared to, and does, correct, either party may refer the dispute to an Expert in accordance with paragraph 8 of this Schedule 3 within three months of receiving the technical report.
Technical Audit. BMEMD shall be authorised to audit both the Subscriber and its clients. The audits shall imply the corresponding inspection by BMEMD or a third party appointed by BMEMD, of all the documents and relevant systems, in order to verify the performance of the contractual obligations of which the Subscriber is responsible.
