Designated Change in Law means the adoption, enactment, promulgation, modification, amendment, or revocation of any of the following:

Designated Change in Law means the following and no other changes in any applicable statute, regulation or other subordinate legislation or other law (whether federal, provincial or municipal, and including common law), including any change in binding judicial interpretation of any applicable law: (i) changes in the load limits generally applicable on roadways in Alberta; (ii) the prohibition or restriction of salt usage on roadways in Alberta; (iii) a change directed specifically at the road construction or maintenance industries in Alberta or directed specifically at the Contractor, the Project, the O&M, the New Infrastructure or the Existing Infrastructure or public- private arrangements of the nature of this Agreement; (iv) a change of a standard incorporated by reference in the Technical Requirements, or any other change that is tantamount to a modification of the Technical Requirements; (v) changes in applicable laws enacted by the Province in relation to environmental approvals required or not required, as the case may be, for the Project, including related administrative practices and policies pursuant to such laws that are material to the requirement or absence thereof to obtain environmental approvals for the Project; (vi) the enactment of a general consumer goods and services sales tax in Alberta which is applied to any good or service consumed, used or supplied, or to be consumed, used or supplied, exclusively by the Contractor in the course of carrying out the Project or O&M, to the extent that the Contractor is unable to recover or be credited with input tax credits, refunds, rebates or exemptions for taxes payable by the Contractor under such sales tax; or (vii) changes in applicable laws that were not reasonably anticipated enacted by Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada in the six month period starting the date one month before the SR3 deadline in the RFP (or to any such changes made after such six month period but having retroactive effect within such six month period) in relation to environmental approvals required or not required, as the case may be, for the Project, including related national administrative practices and policies pursuant to such laws that are material to the requirement or absence thereof to obtain environmental approvals for the Project; and

Designated Change in Law means the following and no other changes in any applicable statute, regulation or other subordinate legislation or other law (whether federal, provincial or municipal, and including common law), including any change in binding judicial interpretation of any applicable law: (i) a change directed specifically at the building construction or maintenance industries in Alberta or directed specifically at the Contractor, the Project, the M&R, the Schools or public-private arrangements of the nature of this Agreement; (ii) a change affecting the transportation of over dimensional loads on the Province’s highways; (iii) a change of a standard incorporated by reference in the Technical Requirements, or a change to applicable building codes or fire codes, or any other change that is tantamount to a modification of the Technical Requirements; (iv) changes in applicable laws relating to environmental approvals required or not required, as the case may be, for the Project, including related administrative practices and policies pursuant to such laws that are material to the requirement or absence thereof to obtain environmental approvals for the Project; (v) changes in applicable municipal laws in relation to building permits required or not required, as the case may be, for the Project; or (vi) the enactment of a general consumer goods and services sales tax in Alberta which is applied to any good or service exclusively consumed, used or supplied, or to be exclusively consumed, used or supplied, by the Contractor in the course of carrying out the Project or the M&R, to the extent that the Contractor is unable to recover or be credited with input tax credits, refunds, rebates or exemptions for taxes payable by the Contractor under such sales tax; and

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The Generator shall also provide such a notice to the AESO in respect of any Designated Change in Law designated by the AESO in a written notice to the Generator.
In particular, if a Designated Change in Law has prevented it from wholly or substantially performing any of its obligations under this Agreement, Generator will notify the AESO as soon as performance of its affected obligations can be resumed.
A revised notice and proposal hereunder may be provided within twenty (20) Business Days following Generator receiving any additional information in relation to such Designated Change in Law which was not previously available and which has a material effect on the original proposal.
When determining the remuneration of a specific position at Allfunds Sweden, the following factors are considered: • Internal balance: comparison with the remuneration of an employee whom the Company is paying for a position of comparable profile (knowledge, abilities, attitudes, responsibility, experience and contribution).
A change to a City Permit, including any cancellation or revocation of a City Permit, is a Designated Change in Law, and will be addressed in accordance with Section 11.5 [Designated Change in Law] of this Agreement.

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Designated Change in Law means the following and no other changes in Applicable Law, or common law, including any change in binding judicial interpretation of Applicable Law arising after the Financial Bid Response Deadline:

Designated Change in Law means the following and no other changes in any applicable statute, regulation or other subordinate legislation or other law (whether federal, provincial or municipal, and including common law), including any change in binding judicial interpretation of any applicable law: (i) a change directed specifically at the water/wastewater facilities construction or maintenance/operation industries in Alberta or Canada or directed specifically at the Contractor, the Project, the Existing Facilities O&M, the O&M, the Existing Facilities, the Infrastructure or public- private arrangements of the nature of this Agreement; (ii) a change of a standard incorporated by reference in the Technical Requirements, or any other change that is tantamount to a modification of the Technical Requirements; (iii) changes in applicable laws enacted by the Province in relation to environmental approvals required or not required, as the case may be, for the Project, the Existing Facilities O&M, or the O&M, including related administrative practices and policies pursuant to such laws that are material to the requirement or absence thereof to obtain environmental approvals for the Project, the Existing Facilities O&M, or the O&M; or (iv) the enactment of a general consumer goods and services sales tax in Alberta which is applied to any good or service ultimately consumed, used or supplied, or to be ultimately consumed, used or supplied, by the Contractor in the course of carrying out the Project, the Existing Facilities O&M, or O&M, to the extent that the Contractor is unable to recover or be credited with input tax credits, refunds, rebates or exemptions for taxes payable by the Contractor under such sales tax; and

Designated Change in Law means the following and no other changes in any Applicable Law: (a) a change directed specifically at construction of wastewater treatment facility industries in Manitoba or directed specifically at Design Builder, the Project, or design build arrangements of the nature of this Design Build Agreement, provided that such change was not reasonably foreseeable as of the Submission Deadline by an experienced contractor carrying out activities similar to those to be carried out by Design Builder or any Design Builder Party in relation to the Project;

Designated Change in Law means the following and no other changes in any applicable statute, regulation or other subordinate legislation or other law (whether federal, provincial or municipal, and including common law), including any change in binding judicial interpretation of any applicable law: (i) changes in the load limits generally applicable on roadways in Alberta; (ii) the prohibition or restriction of salt usage on roadways in Alberta; (iii) a change directed specifically at the road construction or maintenance industries in Alberta or directed specifically at the Contractor, the Project, the O&M, the New Infrastructure or the Existing Infrastructure or public- private arrangements of the nature of this Agreement; (iv) a change of a standard incorporated by reference in the Technical Requirements, or any other change that is tantamount to a modification of the Technical Requirements; (v) changes in applicable laws enacted by the Province in relation to environmental approvals required or not required, as the case may be, for the Project, including related administrative practices and policies pursuant to such laws that are material to the requirement or absence thereof to obtain environmental approvals for the Project; or (vi) the enactment of a general consumer goods and services sales tax in Alberta which is applied to any good or service consumed, used or supplied, or to be consumed, used or supplied, exclusively by the Contractor in the course of carrying out the Project or O&M, to the extent that the Contractor is unable to recover or be credited with input tax credits, refunds, rebates or exemptions for taxes payable by the Contractor under such sales tax; and

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