Operational response Sample Clauses
Operational response. The Agency may deploy its staff and members of the teams from the European Border and Coast Guard standing corps to participate, without executive powers, in operational activities on the territory of the United Kingdom, as defined in the specific operational plans agreed between the Sides. Such deployments may include technical equipment compatible with operational activities without executive powers. The relevant authorities of the United Kingdom should facilitate the procedures required by its national legislation to ensure the right of the deployed staff and members of the teams to reside in the territory of the United Kingdom for the duration of their deployment. To that end, the relevant authorities of the United Kingdom may appoint a point of contact. In addition, matters relating to privileges and immunities would be covered in each respective operational plan.
Operational response. The Maritime Prefect conducts response operations at sea with Navy and Government Resources, whose action he coordinates at sea. He may call upon resources available from the oil co-operatives possessing anti-pollution equipment (e.g. FOST, OSRL). He may request resources available within the context of bilateral agreements (Manche Plan Agreement with Great Britain, Biscay Plan with Spain) or regional agreements (Bonn Agreement Contracting Parties). Pollution response operations on the coast are directed by decentralised State services. The Prefect of the “Département” may request the assistance of the national resources of the Sécurité Civile (Civil Emergency Services) and the Armed Forces. Moreover, he has access to the resources of the local authorities and all those available from government, in addition to private resources, whether by agreement or requisitioned.
Operational response. 10.3.1 The Franchisee shall promptly undertake all Operational Response in relation to the whole of the Railway at all times (24 hours a day 365 days a year).
10.3.2 The Franchisee shall:
(a) initiate a response to an operational incident, any failure or damage requiring Operational Response as soon as reasonably practicable and in any event within 15 minutes of DLRL, the Concessionaire or any third party notifying the Franchisee of such failure, damage or incident; and
(b) undertake all Operational Response on the same basis and to the same standards wherever any failure, damage or incident occurs on the Railway.
10.3.3 Except where DLRL or the Concessionaire has notified the Franchisee in accordance with clause 10.3.2(a) above, the Franchisee shall notify:
(a) the Concessionaire, in relation to any failure, damage or other incident affecting the Extension requiring Operational Response; and
(b) DLRL, in relation to any failure, damage or other incident affecting any part of the Railway requiring Operational Response (including on the Extension), by an appropriate communication method (as agreed with DLRL) immediately following a report to the Control Centre of its occurrence.
Operational response. Requirements for research and development.
Operational response. Develop policies and procedures that establish working relationships to insure an effective, coordinated response to a potential or existing geologic or hydrologic hazard.
Operational response. 98.1 The Franchisee shall, subject to cooperation with Network Rail:
(a) on or before 26 December 2014 115; and
(b) until the date on which the controls of the Upminster Control Centre and the Anglia Integrated Control Centre are relocated to the Romford Regional Operational Centre, establish a dedicated phone line and WebEx/Skype facility between the Franchisee's train service manager and Network Rail's incident controller in the Anglia Integrated Control Centre for the purposes of establishing a virtual integrated control centre and ensuring that serious incidents are prioritised.