Contracting Body's Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Contracting Body's Responsibilities. 5.1.1 The Contracting Body shall allow the Supplier access to its sites in order to facilitate collection. 5.1.2 The Contracting Body shall use the correct envelopes for the delivery of the Service. 5.1.2 Each Contracting Body site will present mail that has been pre-segregated into three regions i.e. Europe EU, Europe non EU and Rest of the World. 5.1.3 Each Contracting Body site shall record mail quantities and total weights for each of the three regions on consignment notes supplied by the Supplier. These consignment notes shall be pre-printed with the Contracting Body’s account details (different for each collection site) and have a space in which the Contracting Body’s site can enter reference numbers identifying specific mailings or cost centres. These reference numbers will be entered alongside the consignment notes number on the invoice. 5.1.4 The mail (separated by region) shall be placed in the Suppliers sacks and secured with sack ties. Each sack tie shall have a sticky label affixed which is pre-printed with the Suppliers account number for the Contracting Body‘s site. The labels shall have the sack number entered e.g. 1 of 7, 2 of 7 etc. The consignment note shall be placed in sack number 1.
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