Operational Directions Sample Clauses
The Operational Directions clause sets out the procedures and instructions that parties must follow to ensure the effective implementation of the agreement. It typically outlines specific steps, timelines, or methods for carrying out obligations, such as reporting requirements, communication protocols, or workflow processes. By providing clear operational guidance, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and ensures that all parties are aligned in their day-to-day activities, thereby promoting smooth and efficient contract performance.
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Operational Directions. (a) Acting reasonably, we may give Operational Directions about a Service.
(b) Operational Directions will be directed to the safety, security or reliability of Facilities, compliance with Laws or dealing with an emergency. We will only give an Operational Direction as and when reasonably necessary.
(c) You must comply with an applicable Operational Direction.
Operational Directions. You must follow our reasonable directions in relation to the safety, security or reliability of Facilities, compliance with Law or dealing with an emergency. We will only give such directions as and when reasonably necessary.
Operational Directions. (a) Acting reasonably, we may give Operational Directions about a Service.
(b) Operational Directions will be directed to the safety, security or reliability of Facilities, compliance with Laws or dealing with an emergency. We will only give an Operational Direction as and when reasonably necessary.
(c) You must comply with an applicable Operational Direction. Standard Form of Agreement
(a) Telecommunications services, including many of our Services, are commonly provided by means of Partner Facilities, provided by third party Partners.
(b) Partners often have their own Partner Requirements for the use of their Facilities and we may only be permitted to provide Service to you subject to such Partner Requirements.
(c) You must comply with applicable Partner Requirements we notify.
Operational Directions. Within reason we may give Operational Directions about a Service, which you must comply with. Operational Directions are to facilitate the safety, security or reliability of Facilities, compliance with Laws or dealing with an emergency. Under certain Plans, you will be supplied with Equipment (e.g. a mobile handset) without paying its full purchase price on delivery (Bundled Equipment). Bundled Equipment may be: • free - whereby we absorb its full cost; • amortised – where we recoup the cost from you over time as part of the Charges over the Minimum Term: • subsidised – where we absorb part of the cost and recoup the balance from you, either by cash or amortised payment. Clause 29(c) explains when ownership of Bundled Equipment passes to you. Some provisions of the ACL apply to individuals who enter Consumer Contracts (as defined in the ACL) and are referred to as ACL Consumers in our Customer Terms. If a term or note in our Customer Terms is headed ‘ACL Consumers’ it only applies to you if you are an ACL Consumer. The TCP Code applies to consumer and some business customers, called TCP Customers in our Customer Terms. A term or note in our Customer Terms headed ‘TCP Customers’ applies to you only if you are a TCP Customer. Telecommunications services are commonly provided by means of Partner Facilities, provided by third party Partners. Partners set their own Partner Requirements for the use of their Facilities and we may only be permitted to provide Service to you subject to such Partner Requirements. You must comply with applicable Partner Requirements that we inform you of. ACL Consumers If a new or amended Partner Requirement is materially detrimental to you, you may have Walk Away Rights under clause 50. Our Customer Terms apply to a wide variety of customers and circumstances and must reasonably protect our interests. If you are an ACL Consumer, and a term of your Contract would (except for this clause) be unfair (as defined in section 24 of the ACL) we will not apply or rely on that term without also taking steps to appropriately mitigate any unfairness. Those steps will be tailored to the particular situation but may include, for example, offering you Walk Away Rights and a reasonable period to exercise them. Under the Australian Consumer Law, consumers (as defined in the ACL) have the benefit of certain Consumer Guarantees: • that cannot be excluded by our Customer terms; and • where the consumer’s rights in case of breach cannot be limited by yo...
Operational Directions. (a) Acting reasonably, ▇▇▇▇▇ Group may give Operational Directions about a Service.
(b) Operational Directions will be directed to the safety, security or reliability of Facilities, compliance with Laws or dealing with an emergency. Ethan Group will only give an Operational Direction as and when reasonably necessary.
(c) Customer must comply with an applicable Operational Direction.