Common use of Change Control Procedure Clause in Contracts

Change Control Procedure. Any requirement for a Change shall be subject to the Change Control Procedure. Change in Law The Service Provider shall neither be relieved of its obligations to supply the Services in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Contract nor be entitled to an increase in the Charges as the result of: a General Change in Law; or a Specific Change in Law where the effect of that Specific Change in Law on the Services is reasonably foreseeable at the Commencement Date. If a Specific Change in Law occurs or will occur during the Term (other than as referred to in clause 42.2.2), the Service Provider shall: notify the Purchaser as soon as reasonably practicable of the likely effects of that change, including: whether any Change is required to the Services, the Charges or this Contract; and whether any relief from compliance with the Service Provider's obligations is required, including any obligation to Achieve a Milestone and/or to meet any relevant Service Levels; and provide the Purchaser with evidence: that the Service Provider has minimised any increase in costs or maximised any reduction in costs, including in respect of the costs of its Sub-contractors; as to how the Specific Change in Law has affected the cost of providing the Services; and demonstrating that any expenditure that has been avoided has been taken into account in amending the Charges. Any variation in the Charges or relief from the Service Provider's obligations resulting from a Specific Change in Law (other than as referred to in clause 42.2.2) shall be implemented in accordance with the Change Control Procedure.