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Rule. 5 (Exercise of Options) of the Scheme (as amended from time to time) shall apply to the options granted to the Participant under this Agreement with the following modifications: (a) in sub-rule 5(3) there shall not be any "relevant condition"; (b) in sub-rule 5(4) the words "or he supplies his services to a Group Member" are inserted after the words "Group Member"; (c) sub-rule 5(5) shall be deleted and replaced with the following sub-rule: "If any Participant ceases to be a director or an employee of a Group Member or ceases to provide his services to a Group 1. Member (otherwise than by reason of his death), the following provisions apply in relation to any option granted to him; (a) if he so ceases by reason of injury or disability the option may (and subject to sub-rule (4) above must, if at all) be exercised within the exercise period); (b) if he so ceases by reason of the Company to which he supplies his services ceasing to be a Group Member or by reason of the business or part of the business to which he supplies his services being transferred to a person who is not a Group Member, the option may (and subject to sub-rule (4) above must, if at all) be exercised within the exercise period; (c) if he so ceases for any other reason the option may be not be exercised at all unless the Board shall so permit, in which event it may (and subject to sub-rule (4) above must, if at all) be exercised to the extent permitted by the Board within the exercise period; and in this sub-rule the exercise period is the period which shall commence on the later of the date of cessation and the grant of an exit event unexpired 12 months after the commencement of such period.

Rule. For eligibility there should be a clear analysis of the eligible and non-eligible energy use on the site to demonstrate whether the site meets the 70/30 rule. Where the eligible energy use is very high and well over 70%, the site may choose to demonstrate this by a calculation, preferably in a spreadsheet showing a list of the non-eligible equipment, the energy ratings (for example in kW), the relevant hours of operation and the level of utilisation (that is, how long each item of equipment is used during the hours of operation). All of this can be reasonably estimated. Alternatively the site may have used temporary meters to check actual eligible or non-eligible energy for a period. Where the eligible energy use is less than 70%, it must be sub-metered and recorded. This data must also be current as per the requirement to review the PP10/11 forms annually. The audit will look at the processes and procedures that companies have for managing their CCA data collection and reporting and checking the accuracy of the data before submission. This will include the energy and throughput data for base year and each target period. The review of the data will include an examination of: • the energy units, calorific values and conversion factors used for each fuel or energy source; • meter information or records for each fuel or energy source in the baseline; • a clear audit trail to account for the figures reported in the register (via AIC); • evidence of standards of accuracy; • evidence of calibration of meters (if necessary). The Environment Agency only hold data for the total target unit (i.e. a site or group of sites). Hence if a site chosen for audit is in a ‘bubble’ (i.e. a target unit with a number of sites), the auditor will expect to see evidence of how the data for the site fits into the overall target unit’s data. The auditor will expect to see primary evidence records of energy use such as supplier invoices or the site’s own meter/fuel gauge readings, and sample records from production systems. If a significant error is found in the energy or production data the auditor may raise an action for the operator to correct this through a variation. If the company has an energy management system or quality system accredited to a recognised standard, then it will be used as the starting point of the audit to recognise this good practice and check it is being used effectively.

Rule. 2(3) of the Scheme (as amended from time to time) shall not apply to the options granted to the Participant under this Agreement.

Rule. The Company agrees that if a job is performed more than 50% of the time by an employee, it will be post and fill this job in respect of Article 15.

Rule. Except as stated in the next sentence, time spent at any time during a single service day by an eligible employee who is traveling on Postal Service business to one or more locations outside of the local commuting area and back to the home community is compensable.

Rule. For purposes of clarity, upon termination of the Agreement, the Acquiring Fund will not be required to reduce its holdings of the respective Acquired Fund. Termination of this Agreement with respect to a particular Acquired Fund shall not terminate the Agreement as to other Acquired Funds that are parties hereto.

Rule. Under the no action alternative, no 4(d) special rule would be promulgated for polar bear conservation under the ESA. Thus, all prohibitions and protections for threatened wildlife stipulated under 50 CFR 17.31 and 17.32, which incorporate in large part the provisions of § 17.21would apply to the polar bear due to its ‘‘threatened’’ ESA listing status.

Rule. If ------------------------------------------------------------ the Company receives written confirmation from NASDAQ that both the Common Stock and the Company's Class B common stock, par value $0.001 per share, are included for purposes of the Nasdaq 19.99% Rule (the "Nasdaq Confirmation"), then the Company shall provide to the Investor a letter or other written document containing the following representation: Under the Nasdaq 19.99% Rule, both the Common Stock and the Company's Class B common stock, par value $0.001 per share, are included when making a determination regarding the number of shares of common stock outstanding immediately prior to June 19, 2000, or at any other time a determination of the number of shares outstanding is made for purposes of the Nasdaq 19.99% Rule or determining the Exchange Cap (as defined in Section 12 of the Series B Certificate of Designations and in Section 11 of the Series D Certificate of Designations).

Rule. If no objection is received from You within 48 hours of service of a confirmation note or statement You are deemed to have accepted and ratified its contents which shall (in the absence of manifest error) be conclusive.