Management of Demand Sample Clauses
Management of Demand. 4.1. The Water Company will from the date of the Connection (or such other date as may be agreed) supply water to the New Appointee at the Supply Point up to the volume specified as the Maximum Demand provided that (with the exception of the liability set out in clause 11.10) no liability shall rest upon the Water Company if, acting reasonably and in good faith, it is prevented from doing so due to an Emergency or Force Majeure event.
4.2. The New Appointee shall not take any water at the Supply Point for any purpose in excess of the volume specified as the Maximum Demand.
4.3. The Water Company may take such steps as may be practicable to restrict the Supply to the New Appointee at the Supply Point to the Maximum Demand.
4.4. If the water taken by the New Appointee at the Supply Point as a volume exceeds the Maximum Demand per day or per annum, the New Appointee shall pay to the Water Company an Additional Capital Contribution as reasonably determined by the Water Company towards any further Network Re-inforcements or Local Off-Site Mains that the Water Company considers are required to the Water Company’s Distribution Network as a consequence.
4.5. Where the Supply Point comprises more than one point of connection, the provisions of this clause shall apply separately to each point and to each Maximum Demand assigned to them.
Management of Demand. ◻ Minor Illnesses to GPs from Accident and Emergency There is an assumption that some activity being seen in Accident and Emergency departments in both ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Hospital and within Gwent Healthcare NHS Trust will in future, be cared for within the community. The Teaching Local Health Board commissions a range of minor surgery enhanced services from GPs in the area and this may in part be an appropriate response to some of that repatriation. It is suggested that work is done to map the enhanced services for minor operations across the borough and to consider the role of pharmacy in the management of minor illness. The tLHB is also working with local GP’s on the development and implementation of a minor injuries local enhanced service. ◻ GP Phlebotomy There is a high amount of activity being seen within the phlebotomy service at Caerphilly District Miners Hospital which could more effectively be managed within primary care. It is understood that there may be many blocks which make the system work as it does currently and it has been agreed that activity in this area will seek to be reduced during 2008.