Commissioned Organisation definition

Commissioned Organisation means the person named as the Commissioned Organisation in the Letter of Agreement who by executing and returning the duplicate to ACIAR has undertaken to provide the Services in accordance with the Project Agreement;
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Examples of Commissioned Organisation in a sentence

  • Where ACIAR approves subcontracting, either as part of the initial CEO approved Project Document or as a result of a subsequent request by the Commissioned Organisation to vary the Project, the Commissioned Organisation shall comply with any terms imposed by ACIAR.

  • The Commissioned Organisation shall not be entitled to compensation for loss of prospective profits.

  • Where Specified Personnel are unable to undertake work in respect of the Services, the Commissioned Organisation shall notify ACIAR immediately.

  • The Commissioned Organisation shall at its own cost, promptly arrange for the removal of such personnel from work in respect of the Services and their replacement with personnel acceptable to ACIAR.

  • In giving written approval, the Commissioned Organisation may impose such terms and conditions as it thinks fit.

  • The Commissioned Organisation shall, if so requested by ACIAR, provide replacement personnel acceptable to ACIAR at no additional charge and at the earliest opportunity.

  • Any funds that are unexpended by the Collaborating Institution at the expiration of the Payment Period for which they were allocated shall be carried over for expenditure in the following Payment Period and the advance made for the following Payment Period by the Commissioned Organisation to the Collaborating Institution shall be reduced proportionately, unless ACIAR approves otherwise in writing.

  • Within thirty (30) days of receipt of the Withholding Payment, the Commissioned Organisation must provide a Final Acquittal for the Project including all unexpended funds.

  • Transfer and exchange of germplasm between the Commissioned Organisation and the Collaborating Institution shall be subject to Materials Transfer and Acquisition Agreements and in accordance with the Convention on Biological Diversity.

  • Neither ACIAR nor its officers, employees or subcontractors accept any responsibility or liability for any injury, loss, damage or expense incurred by personnel of the Commissioned Organisation and/or its subcontractors, in any circumstances and in particular, who travel in areas where security or safety risks exist or who travel against the advice of DFAT in these matters.