The Operator shall Sample Clauses

The Operator shall. 3.8.1 Prepare and propose to the Exploitation Committee all Participation Work Programmes and corresponding Budgets for approval, before submitting them to the Operating Committee, as well as all modifications it deems necessary to these Participation Work Programmes and corresponding Budgets; 3.8.2 Comply with the decisions of the Exploitation Committee, and conduct the Joint Operations in the Participation Area in accordance with good and prudent oil field practices currently followed by the international petroleum industry; 3.8.3 Keep all Joint Property of the Participation Area free of any liens; 3.8.4 Pay promptly the costs of the Petroleum Operations incurred under this Participation Agreement and properly invoice the Non-Operators; 3.8.5 Act consistently with the principle that it shall not make a profit nor suffer a loss as a result of its role as Operator. In the case of such losses or profits, these shall be shared between the Parties in proportion to their Participating Interest; 3.8.6 Acquire all permits, permissions, approvals and easements for rights of way or occupancy which may be necessary in order to properly carry out the Joint Operations in the Participation Area; 3.8.7 Make certain that the Contract remains valid and in effect, and pay to the REPUBLIC on behalf of the [name of Participation Area] Account any taxes, duties and other miscellaneous payments required by the Contract and by the Petroleum Legislation, other than taxes and payments which are the responsibility of the STATE, or those applying directly and individually to each Private Oil Company, pursuant to the Contract and to current legislation and regulation. 3.8.8 Take all necessary and appropriate precautions for the safety of persons and property, especially in case of emergency. 3.8.9 Prepare the Abandonment Plan for the Participation Area and its revisions, open and manage the Abandonment Account in the name and for the account of CONTRACTOR, in accordance with the decisions reached by the Exploitation Committee and the Operating Committee. 3.8.10 Timely provide Non-Operators with information, reports, data and documents pertaining to the Joint Operations, except those data, information and documents related to proprietary know-how and technology of the Operator. 3.8.11 Quickly provide Non-Operators with information pertaining to accidents, and required by insurers of the Parties.
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The Operator shall. 1.1 Provide a non refundable Security Bond in the form of a Letter of Credit or a Certified Cheque in the amount of TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ($2,500.00) DOLLARS per kilometer prior to moving the load. 1.2 Provide a Security Bond in the form of a Letter of Credit or a Certified Cheque in the amount of FIVE THOUSAND ($5,000.00) DOLLARS per kilometer prior to moving the load. This amount is refundable upon acceptable final inspection. 1.3 Provide repairs to the road as may be required upon request of the M.D. Public Works Department. The said repairs are to be completed within seven (7) days of notification by the M.D. that repairs are required. Failing compliance with the request for repairs, the M.D. will complete such work and invoice the operator for actual work done. 1.4 Move the load(s) during hours as may be authorized by the Infrastructure Coordinator.
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The Operator shall. 16.6.1 co-ordinate directly with the Media Agency in relation to the installation, maintenance and removal of advertising from the Vehicles; 16.6.2 act (and shall procure that the Operator Associates act) co-operatively, reasonably and in good faith when dealing with the Media Agency; 16.6.3 provide such assistance as the Media Agency may reasonably require to enable it to perform its duties; 16.6.4 not (and shall procure that the Operator Associates shall not) prevent or hinder the Media Agency in the performance of any of its duties; and 16.6.5 comply with all policies and procedures provided by GWRC to the Operator from time to time in respect of advertising.
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The Operator shall. A. Provide services according to the conditions specified in Exhibit I (RFP# 006-0- 2011/AT).
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The Operator shall i) Commence duties on Tuesday, 2 October 2018 and cease duties on Sunday, 31 March 2019 subject to weather conditions, as determined by the Pool Senior Supervisor and Council’s Senior Officer. ii) Give free access to any authorised Officer of the Council for the purposes of carrying out inspections or official duties. iii) Staff and operate the turnstiles at all times whilst the swimming pool facility is open to the public. iv) Record all turnstile readings and gate receipts on a daily basis on the record sheet supplied by the Council. v) Collect all monies for season ticket applications, ensuring applications are completed correctly, and distribute season ticket discs to patrons. vi) Ensure that no person enters the Facility otherwise than through the turnstiles except for patrons in wheelchairs and patrons pushing prams and other patrons as approved by the Senior Officer. vii) Ensure that no persons enter through the turnstiles without paying the proper fee as fixed by the Council or without production of a season ticket. viii) Ensure that no persons under the age of 10 years are admitted to the Facility without being in the immediate presence and under supervision of a responsible adult. ix) Collect all gate receipts and on a daily basis from Monday to Friday (or up to once every two days outside peak attendance periods) and remit to Council between the hours of 8.30am to 4.00pm Monday to Friday. The gate receipts for Friday, Saturday and Sunday shall be remitted to the Council on the following Monday. x) Have the sole trading rights at the Kiosk for the sale of confectionery, ice cream, soft drinks and like products, refreshments such as tea, sandwiches, cakes and the like and the sole rights of sale or hire of towels, swimming costumes, flotation devices, flippers, goggles and such additional items as may be approved by the Council. Note that Council cannot allow other organisations to sell food or drinks at the facility without prior consultation and approval of the Kiosk Operator. xi) Provide all cleaning materials disinfectants and cleaning equipment necessary for maintaining the kiosk in a clean and tidy condition. xii) Provide Council with an appropriate Australian Business Number. xiii) Be responsible for any insurance necessary for the carrying on of the Operator’s business dealings, eg Workers’ Compensation insurance. xiv) Provide Council with a Certificate of Currency for Public Liability Insurance to an amount of $10 million prior to the com...
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The Operator shall. 9.13.1 comply with the terms of each Transaction Document to which it is party; and 9.13.2 ensure that the Operator and Operator Associates do not cause or contribute to any: (a) breach by GWRC of the terms of; or (b) liability of GWRC under, any Transaction Document to which GWRC is party.
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