Code DSC Provisions definition

Code DSC Provisions means the provisions of the Uniform Network Code for the establishment and governance of the DSC, including GT Section D and Section 3 of Part I of the Transition Document; Committee means a DSC Committee (including any sub-committee) as defined in the Uniform Network Code; Competent Authority means the Authority, or any local, national or supra-national agency, authority, department, inspectorate, minister, official, court, tribunal or public or statutory person (whether autonomous or not) of the United Kingdom (or the government thereof) or the European Communities which has jurisdiction over the CDSP or Customer (as the case may be) or the subject matter of the DSC; Contract Data means data (that are not Party Data) concerning the contract management, reporting and governance of the DSC, including performance data, billing data in connection with CDSP's charges, CDSP's business plans and budgets, periodic and specific reports generated by or on behalf of the CDSP and papers prepared for and minutes of Committee meetings, and any description or specification of any DSC Service (including any Additional Service);
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Code DSC Provisions means the provisions of the Uniform Network Code for the establishment and governance of the DSC, including TPD Section GTB7 and Section [/] of the Transition Document; Competent Authority means the Authority, or any local, national or supra-national agency, authority, department, inspectorate, minister, official, court, tribunal or public or statutory person (whether autonomous or not) of the United Kingdom (or the government thereof) or the European Communities which has jurisdiction over the CDSP or Customer (as the case may be) or the subject matter of the DSC;
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Code DSC Provisions means the provisions of the Uniform Network Code for the establishment and governance of the DSC, including GT Section D and Section 3 of Part 1 of the Transition Document;
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Examples of Code DSC Provisions in a sentence

  • This document is, and comprises, the DSC Terms and Conditions as referred to in the DSC Agreement and the Code DSC Provisions.

  • This document is not a substitute for reading the detailed provisions of the Code DSC Provisions and must not be relied upon when making any contractual business or other decision.


More Definitions of Code DSC Provisions

Code DSC Provisions means the provisions of the Uniform Network Code for the establishment and governance of the DSC, including GT Section D and Section 3 of Part I of the Transition Document; Committee means a DSC Committee (including any sub-committee) as defined in the Uniform Network Code; Contract Data means data (that are not Party Data) concerning the contract management, reporting and governance of the DSC, including performance data, billing data in connection with CDSP's charges, CDSP's business plans and budgets, periodic and specific reports generated by or on behalf of the CDSP and papers prepared for and minutes of Committee meetings, and any description or specification of any DSC Service (including any Additional Service);
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