SAFETY CASES Sample Clauses
SAFETY CASES. 13.1. The Buyer shall use its reasonable endeavours to procure:
(a) the Danish Safety Case Approval and the UK Safety Case Approval as soon as practicable after the date of this agreement; and
(b) the Norwegian Safety Case Approval as soon as practicable after Completion.
13.2. The Buyer shall notify the Seller Parent in writing as soon as reasonably practicable if it becomes aware of any matter, event or circumstance which would result in any of the Safety Case Approvals becoming incapable of being obtained.
13.3. In connection with the satisfaction of the Safety Case Approvals, the Buyer shall (or shall procure that its Related Persons shall):
(a) as soon as reasonably practicable following the date of this agreement, prepare and submit an application to each of the Danish Safety Regulator and the UK Safety Regulator in relation to the Danish Safety Case Approval and the UK Safety Case Approval (respectively);
(a) as soon as reasonably practicable following Completion, prepare and submit an application to the Norwegian Safety Regulator in relation to the Norwegian Safety Case Approval;
(b) promptly, and in accordance with any reasonable time limit requested by the Danish Safety Regulator, the Norwegian Regulator and the UK Safety Regulator, provide all information to such regulator as is reasonably requested;
(c) keep the Seller Parent regularly updated on the status of discussions with the Danish Safety Regulator, the Norwegian Regulator and the UK Safety Regulator in relation to the Safety Case Approvals;
(d) allow any person nominated by the Seller Parent to attend all meetings (whether in person, by telephone or by other means) with the Danish Safety Regulator, the Norwegian Regulator and the UK Safety Regulator, having given the Seller Parent at least three Business Days’ notice of the meeting; and
(e) promptly notify the Seller Parent of any communication received from the Danish Safety Regulator, the Norwegian Regulator or the UK Safety Regulator in relation to the Safety Case Approvals and, to the extent permitted by applicable law, promptly provide the Seller Parent with copies of all communications received from, or made to, the Danish Safety Regulator, the Norwegian Regulator or the UK Safety Regulator in relation to the Safety Case Approvals.
13.4. Each Seller Party shall provide reasonable assistance to the Buyer and its Related Persons in connection with the preparation of the applications to the Danish Safety Regulator, the Norwegian Safet...
SAFETY CASES. Safety cases are an important part of goal-based safety regulation and corporate governance [30]. Explicit safety cases are required for military systems, the off-shore oil industry, rail transport and the nuclear industry. An early definition of a safety case [40] was Each domain has variants of definitions. For example, a nuclear safety case is defined by the HSE [41] as In regulated sectors, the licensee is legally responsible for the safety case. Given the magnitude and complexity of the legislative and technical requirements that have to be met, safety cases have to be structured in a logical manner and be demonstrably adequate. Safety cases can be seen to support the following [42]: • Reasoning and argumentation. A safety case can be seen as an over-arching framework that allows us to argue whether the claims are substantiated by the evidence. The case might be mainly narrative, using prose to explain the connections between claims and evidence. However cases deal with highly technical subjects and hence they might use specialist notations from the particular disciplines concerned (e.g. from fluid mechanics, computer science). The case will then integrate a selection of technical analyses and other evidence using a formal or graphical notation to show whether the claims have been met; how the evidence is integrated; and the overall structure of the case and the thrust of the argument.