Technology for Obtaining the Information Referred to in Paragraph 1 Sample Clauses

Technology for Obtaining the Information Referred to in Paragraph 1. 2 (a) The technology to be used for the purpose of paragraph 1.2 shall be: (i) a load-weigh system that monitors the air suspension pressure to determine passenger numbers on a per vehicle basis; (ii) fitted to at least 30% of each class of rolling stock included in the Train Fleet from time to time; and (iii) deployed by the Franchisee on each Passenger Service (for the entire duration of that Passenger Service) at least twice on each day, twice on a Saturday and twice on a Sunday (or such less frequent requirement as may be stipulated by the Secretary of State) in each period of not less than 12 weeks as the Secretary of State may from time to time specify for this purpose. This means that, for example, in relation to any individual Passenger Service, the passenger counting technology must have been deployed on that Passenger Service at least twice on a Monday, at least twice on a Tuesday and so on and so forth during the relevant period. (b) The Franchisee shall comply with its obligation under sub paragraph (a) above by no later than the Start Date.
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Technology for Obtaining the Information Referred to in Paragraph 1. 2 (a) The technology to be used for the purpose of paragraph 1.2 shall be: (i) a load-weigh system that monitors the air suspension pressure to determine passenger numbers; (ii) fitted to: (A) at least 60% of the entire Train Fleet from time to time; and (B) 25% of the Class 465 and Class 466 rolling stock that forms part of the Train Fleet ("Networker Fleet"); and (iii) in the case of each Passenger Service that is operated using rolling stock other than the Networker Fleet, deployed by the Franchisee on each such Passenger Service (for the entire duration of that Passenger Service) at least twice on each Weekday, twice on a Saturday and twice on a Sunday (or such less frequent requirement as may be stipulated by the Secretary of State) in each period of not less than 12 weeks as the Secretary of State may from time to time specify for this purpose. This means that, for example, in relation to any individual Passenger Service, the passenger counting technology must have been deployed on that Passenger Service at least twice on a Monday, at least twice on a Tuesday and so on and so forth during the relevant period; (iv) in the case of each Passenger Service that is operated using the Networker Fleet, deployed by the Franchisee on each such Passenger Service, at least once on each Weekday, once on a Saturday and once on a Sunday (or such less frequent requirement as may be stipulated by the Secretary of State) in each period of not less than 12 weeks as the Secretary of State may from time to time specify for this purpose. (b) The Franchisee shall comply with its obligation under sub paragraph (a) above by no later than the Start Date.
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Technology for Obtaining the Information Referred to in Paragraph 1. 2 3.1 The technology to be used for the purpose of paragraph 1.2 shall be the airbag suspension load weighing sensors as already installed at the Start Date in relation to the collection of such information on the class 390 rolling stock and, in relation to Passenger Services not operated using class 390 rolling stock, by undertaking manual on-train passenger counts (other than where the circumstances do not permit an on-train count to be conducted). 3.2 The technology to be used for the purposes of paragraph 1.2 shall be fitted to: in the case of any brand new rolling stock which is admitted to the Train Fleet, one hundred per cent (100%) of it from the date that such rolling stock is properly admitted; and in the case of all other rolling stock, by 1 January 2020, to every vehicle comprised within no less than thirty-five per cent (35%) of such rolling stock units included in the Train Fleet from time to time in aggregate.
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