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The Bureau. (1) The Bureau will aim to provide consistent Services across the nation. However, the parties acknowledge and accept that there may be circumstances based on hazard risk, population, climatological and other scientific factors that require the Bureau to vary the provision of Services for certain States or Territories, or to redirect its resources to address one or more particular Hazard Events. (2) The parties also acknowledge and agree that the ability of the Bureau to provide the Services is subject to: (a) the Bureau’s available resources, operational limitations and any applicable policy considerations; and (b) the Emergency Services Agencies and relevant third parties discharging their responsibilities, and that the Bureau may need to vary the scope of, suspend or withdraw a Service if there are excessive demands on the Bureau’s services or resources, or if an Emergency Services Agency does not or cannot discharge its responsibilities. It is acknowledged that the Bureau will act reasonably in making such decisions, and will use reasonable endeavours to consult with any affected Emergency Services Agencies before varying the scope of, suspending or withdrawing a Service.

The Bureau. 2.1. at the Client’s choice and scope, provides the Services provided for in the Rules in response to the signals received by the MCC of the Alarm System, considering the information/response method selected in the Special Part; 2.2. before starting to monitor the signals transmitted by the Alarm System of the Object, performs the programming of the Alarm System, the connection of the Alarm System to the MCC of the Bureau; 2.3. when starting to monitor the signals transmitted by the Alarm System of the Bureau, where the Alarm System was not installed by the Bureau, can provide recommendations on the operation of individual components of the Alarm System (control device (central), sensors, power supply, etc.). at the Client’s request, the Bureau carries out modernization or current repair of the Alarm System located in the Object (installs additional sensors, troubleshoots, including replacement of system equipment, devices, performs programming, etc.). These works are formalized after the Parties sign a separate agreement/certificate/annex, which indicates the price of the works; 2.4. has the right to refuse to carry out the modernization, repair or programming of the Alarm System installed at the Client’s Object, if the Client refuses to agree on the price or payment terms of these works and/or the replaced equipment, or does not create conditions for the proper work of the Bureau personnel; 2.5. when modernization, repair or programming of the Alarm System is carried out, it has the right to temporarily disconnect the Alarm System. During this period, information/response is not carried out and, as a result, the Client does not have the right to make any kind of claims and demands towards the Bureau; 2.6. Special Part, the MCC provides a summary of signals (messages) received by the Alarm System of the Object for the past period (up to the last 3 months). The Client can see a summary of signals (messages) of the Alarm System of the Object for the current month in the mobile app or in his self-service account free of charge. Self-service, mobile app - ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇; 2.7. before starting the monitoring of signals (messages) of the Object, fills in the Work Completion Certificate, in which it has the right to specify recommendations for improving the security condition of the Object and/or deficiencies to be eliminated by the Client (if any). If the Object does not have an Alarm System, upon agreement with the Client, the Bureau can install the equipm...

The Bureau. 1 The Bureau shall be composed of the Chairperson and the two Vice-Chairpersons referred to in Article 6, paragraph 4. 2 The Bureau shall: a) review and consider a strategy and work plan with the assistance of the Secretariat for consideration by the Commission, and monitor its implementation; b) ensure that policies and decisions of the Commission are operationalized; c) coordinate and monitor the work of the committees and the subregional working groups established under Article 8, paragraph 1 and Article 13, paragraph 1 respectively; and d) undertake other functions or responsibilities as may be conferred on it by the Commission.