Common use of Contingency Backup Clause in Contracts

Contingency Backup. 5.4.1 GLAA have direct access to PNC. However, under the terms of this Agreement, if GLAA experience high levels of staff sickness, lose PNC connectivity or experience power outages leading to PNC terminal failure, or they experience any other occurrence which prevents GLAA from using their direct access to the PNC, then they may, have their PNC service requirements met by ACRO, in accordance with the standard services ACRO are able to provide. 5.4.2 When submitting requests for contingency purposes, GLAA must detail whether the information they are looking to obtain from ACRO, outside of this Agreement, comes under their direct access to PNC. 5.4.3 In an event where GLAA require ACRO to provide a contingency service for PNC requirements, discussion must be had, prior to any checks, in order to establish volumes and expected turnaround times. This is necessary in order to ensure ACRO can provide the required service and cope with the demand.

Contingency Backup. 5.4.1 GLAA have The SFO has direct access to PNC. However, under the terms of this Agreement, if GLAA the SFO experience high levels of staff sickness, lose PNC connectivity or experience power outages leading to PNC terminal failure, or they experience any other occurrence which prevents GLAA them from using their direct access to the PNC, then they may, may have their PNC service requirements met by ACRO, in accordance with the standard services ACRO are able to provide. 5.4.2 When submitting requests for contingency purposes, GLAA SFO must also detail whether the information they are looking to obtain from ACRO, outside of this Agreement, comes under their direct access to PNC. 5.4.3 In an event where GLAA require the SFO requires ACRO to provide a contingency service for PNC requirements, discussion must be had, prior to any checks, in order to establish volumes and expected turnaround times. This is necessary in order to ensure ACRO can provide the required service and cope with the demand.