Transition Stage for Startup Sample Clauses

Transition Stage for Startup. Beginning on the Effective Date, a one hundred and twenty (120) Business Days period will begin during which the Contract Area will be delivered to the Contractor by the CNH or to a third party designated for such purpose. This process shall be conducted as follows: (a) The CNH will provide the Contractor with the information available at the Effective Date regarding Xxxxx and Materials, including the Asset Inventory, the environmental authorizations of the Contract Area and, given the case, the Social Impact Study elaborated by the Ministry of Energy in accordance with the Applicable Laws; (b) The Contractor must document the existence and integrity status of Xxxxx and Materials. The CNH in coordination with the Ministry of Energy and with technical assistance of the Agency will supervise, in terms of the Applicable Law that the contractor or assignee in charge of the Contract Area before the Effective Date performs the activities regarding the Abandonment of Xxxxx and Materials without use for conducting the Petroleum Activities; (c) The Contractor shall submit the Social Impact Evaluation that will be prepared in accordance with the Hydrocarbons Law, its Regulation and any other Applicable Law, which must include at least the description of the project and its influence area, the identification and characterization of towns and communities located in the influence area, and the characterization, prediction and assessment of the social impacts prior to the beginning of the Petroleum Activities; (d) The Contractor must carry out the assessments that allow for the establishment of the Environmental Baseline prior to the beginning of the Petroleum Activities, as provided by the Agency, which shall allow the identification the Preexisting Damages. With the technical assistance of the Agency, the CNH shall supervise in terms of the Applicable Laws that the contractor or assignee in charge of the Contract Area before the Effective Date, is responsible for the expenses related with the restoration, compensation, characterization and remediation of the Preexisting Damages; (e) The CNH can join the Contractor during the Transition Stage for Startup directly or through an appointed third party in order to review and validate the performance of the activities in accordance with the Industry Best Practices and the Applicable Law; (f) Notwithstanding the provision in subparagraph g) of this Article 3.3, the Contractor shall assume full responsibility over the Contrac...
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Transition Stage for Startup. Beginning on the Effective Date, a stage of ninety (90) Days will take place. During this stage the Contract Area will be delivered to the Contractor by CNH or a third party designated for such purpose. This stage shall be conducted as follows: (a) CNH will provide the Contractor with the information available at the Effective Date regarding Xxxxx and Materials, including the Asset Inventory, the environmental authorizations and the information regarding social impacts in the Contract Area. (b) The Contractor must document the existence and integrity status of Xxxxx and Materials. The State will supervise that the contractor or assignee in charge of the Contract Area before the Effective Date performs the activities regarding Abandonment of Xxxxx and Materials without use for the Petroleum Activities. (c) The Contractor must initiate the Social Impact Evaluation that shall be conducted in accordance with the Hydrocarbons Law and the Applicable Laws, which shall allow the identification, characterization and prediction of social impacts, with the purpose of establishing a social base line prior to the beginning of the Petroleum Activities. The State will supervise that the contractor or assignee in charge of the Contract Area before the Effective Date assumes the identified social liabilities derived from the conduction of the Petroleum Activities conducted prior to the Effective Date. (d) The Contractor must perform the assessments that allow the identification, characterization and prediction of environmental liabilities through a third party authorized by the Mexican Entity of Accreditation, with authorization from CNH, with the purpose of establishing an environmental base line prior to the beginning of the Petroleum Activities. The State shall supervise that the contractor or assignee in charge of the Contract Area assumes the expenses related with the settlement, cleaning and remediation of the preexisting environmental liabilities. (e) CNH will be able to join the Contractor during the Transition Stage for Startup directly or through an appointed third party in order to review and validate the performance of the activities in accordance with the Industry Best Practices and the Applicable Law.
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