Mandatory Change definition

Mandatory Change means a Change which is required as a consequence of any change in Regulation on or subsequent to the date hereof in order for (i) the Recipient to receive Services or to perform Recipient Dependencies and/or (ii) the Provider to provide (or procure the provision of), Services or to perform any of its other obligations under this MSA, in each case in compliance with Regulation;

Mandatory Change has the meaning given in Section 2.06;

Mandatory Change. Changes that (a) involves a request by Xxxxxx or Client for the provision of Services to a new Affiliate of Xxxxxx, (b) are necessary to implement new or modified Xxxxxx or Client policies, which will in any event be processed as a Change, (c) are necessary to effect compliance with a new or modified Client Law, Compliance Directive or Ridge Law or (d) are identified in this Agreement as a Mandatory Change or a Change that is to be implemented in accordance with the Change Control Procedures applicable to Mandatory Changes. Upon receipt of a request for a Mandatory Change, and subject to the “Development Scheduling” Service Level, Broadridge or Ridge shall provide a fee estimate for each Mandatory Change and provide the schedule when such change will be implemented. If such schedule is not acceptable to Xxxxxx or Client, Broadridge or Ridge and Xxxxxx and Client shall negotiate in good faith an accelerated schedule for the implementation of such change. Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary in this Section IV, all Mandatory Changes shall be implemented (i.e., neither party shall have the right to refuse to approve or implement such Change) in accordance with the Change Control Procedures. Any dispute or disagreement regarding any Mandatory Change (including, without limitation, issues regarding fees, Service Levels, specifications for Broadridge/Xxxxxx Proprietary and Confidential MASTER SERVICES AGREEMENT deliverables and the implementation of the Mandatory Change) shall not delay the implementation of the Mandatory Change. For the avoidance of doubt, the Change Control Procedures applicable to Mandatory Changes shall not apply to, and shall not relieve Broadridge or Ridge from, changes Broadridge or Ridge is otherwise required to make pursuant to this Agreement.

Examples of Mandatory Change in a sentence

• Whilst the issues resolution process is taking place, the NPS will still be required to comply with the requirements of any Mandatory Change.

• The Service Provider shall immediately implement the request in such notice as a Mandatory Change, and the effect of such suspension on the remaining Services and the Service Charges shall be determined in accordance with the Change Control Request Procedure.

• If a Party Mandatory Change is required, then, the additional costs resulting from such Party Mandatory Change shall be paid by the City if relating to FS 214 and by the Region if relating to PSS and to extent such Party Mandatory Change or any portion thereof does not relate exclusively to the FS 214 or PSS, responsibility for payment thereof shall be allocated by the City acting reasonably between the Parties and failing such allocation in accordance with Section 6.3.

• If a Project Mandatory Change is required, then, the additional costs resulting from such Project Mandatory Change, if any (referred to as “Excess Costs”), will be shared by the Region and the City in accordance with Section 6.3.

• The impact of implementing a Mandatory Change upon the Managed Services, Services, Products and/or the Charges shall be investigated, assessed and notified to the Client by CSI.

More Definitions of Mandatory Change

Mandatory Change has the meaning set forth in Section 4.1.

Mandatory Change means, with respect to a Product, any change to the Specifications, Raw Materials or the Manufacturing process of the Product that are required pursuant to applicable Law or in response to the order of a Governmental Authority.

Mandatory Change means a Change initiated by TELUS relating to: (i) a change to a TELUS corporate policy, or (ii) compliance by TELUS with applicable Laws (including regulatory requirements), in either case that TELUS specifies to TI as being mandatory.

Mandatory Change has the meaning given in Clause 28.1;

Mandatory Change has the meaning set forth in Section 0 below.

Mandatory Change means any change requested by Airbnb, that, (a) the Service Provider has the capability to deliver as part of its general commercial offering and (b) in the reasonable judgment of Airbnb: (i) is required by applicable Laws; (ii) arise from changes which are stated in this Agreement to be at Airbnb’s discretion; (iii) is reasonably required for Service Provider to perform services critical to Airbnb’s business where such services are not within the scope of the Services, but are not materially different in nature or kind from the Services; (iv) is a change to any Airbnb policies, standards or procedures disclosed or referenced in this Agreement; (v) is critical to Airbnb’s business objectives as made known to Service Provider by Airbnb; (vi) is required to protect Airbnb’s customers’ welfare or public safety; (vii) is of the nature of a change in volumes or increase or reductions in Services or elimination of Services; or (viii) without reference to (i)-(vii) above, is otherwise described as a Mandatory Change in this Agreement.

Mandatory Change means any change requested by the Subscriber which: