Overload Detectors Sample Clauses

Overload Detectors. Location Party responsible for Overload Detector Tolerance [insert] [insert] +/- [insert] % Schedule 4Access Charges 1 Definitions
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Overload Detectors. Location Party responsible for Overload Detector Tolerance [insert] [insert] +/- [insert] % Schedule 4Access Charges 6 Access Charge Rates 1 Unless otherwise approved or required by the QCA, Aurizon Network must calculate the Definitions
Overload Detectors. Location Party responsible for Tolerance Overload Detector [insert] [insert] +/- [insert] % Schedule 4 [Schedule 4 to be finalised once policy positions on Schedule F of the undertaking are settled]. Schedule 5 Insurance 1 Workers compensation insurance The Access Holder must effect and maintain insurance covering such liability as may arise at common law or by virtue of any relevant Workers Compensation legislation in respect of any Access Holder’s Staff. Schedule 6 Suspension Events and Termination Events Item Suspension Event Termination Event 1 The Access Holder fails to pay by the due date any amount payable under this Agreement, and such default continues for at least 10 Business Days after Aurizon Network gives the Access Holder notice of the default. The Access Holder fails to pay by the due date any amount payable under this Agreement, and such default continues for at least 20 Business Days after Aurizon Network gives the Access Holder notice of the default.
Overload Detectors. Location Status Ownership Tolerance Riverside Overload Detector QR Network +/- 2% Goonyella Overload Detector QR Network +/- 2% SCHEDULE 3 CALCULATION OF ACCESS AND OTHER CHARGES
Overload Detectors. Location Party responsible for Overload Detector Tolerance [insert] [insert] +/- [insert] % Schedule 4Access Charges 1 Access Charge Rates Unless otherwise approved or required by the QCA, Aurizon Network must calculate the Access Charges for the Train Services to which a Reference Tariff applies on a basis that comprises all of the following elements (and including any other amount that may be included in an Access Charge in accordance with the Access Undertaking): Description of Access Charge Rate Definition Access Charge Rate (ex GST) $ Unit Train Service Type # [insert] Incremental Maintenance Tariff AT1 [insert] $ / ‘000 Gtk Incremental Capacity Tariff AT2 [insert] $ / RTP Allocated Tariff 1 AT3 [insert] $ / ‘000 Ntk Allocated Tariff 2 AT4 [insert] $ / Net Tonne Electric Tariff AT5 [insert] $ / ‘000 Egtk Electric Energy Charge EC [insert] $ / ‘000 Egtk QCA Xxxx XX [insert] $ / Net Tonne Train Service Type # [insert] Incremental Maintenance Tariff AT1 [insert] $ / ‘000 Gtk Incremental Capacity Tariff AT2 [insert] $ / RTP Allocated Tariff 1 AT3 [insert] $ / ‘000 Ntk Allocated Tariff 2 AT4 [insert] $ / Net Tonne Electric Tariff AT5 [insert] $ / ‘000 Gtk Electric Energy Charge EC [insert] $ / ‘000 Gtk QCA Xxxx XX [insert] $ / Net Tonne [Drafting note: If a Train Service Type has a cross system component to it, this table will be populated in accordance with the cross system pricing rules in Schedule F of the Access Undertaking, and in particular for clarity note that the access charge is based on a cross system reference tariff. Where there is an ‘Expansion Tariff’ (as defined in the Access Undertaking), this table will be populated in accordance with Schedule F of the Access Undertaking for the correct expansion tariff.] Schedule 5 – Insurance

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