Valid Distributor’s Agreement. The Retailer will not knowingly supply electricity on a Conveyance Only basis to an ICP unless there is a valid Distributor’s Agreement in force in relation to the ICP.
Valid Distributor’s Agreement. The Retailer will not knowingly supply electricity on a Conveyance Only basis to an ICP unless there is a valid Distributor’s Agreement in force in relation to the ICP. The Retailer: The Retailer: will not knowingly do or omit to do anything, or cause any person to do or omit to do anything, that is inconsistent with the obligations of the Consumer or the Distributor under any Distributor’s Agreement. However, the technical requirements in a Distributor’s Agreement may differ from the technical requirements in relation to Distribution Services set out in this agreement, in which case the Distributor will give the Retailer reasonable notice of those requirements; and acknowledges that the Distributor will be entitled to terminate any Distributor’s Agreement in accordance with its terms. Co-operate to resolve issues: Without limiting either party’s rights or remedies in respect of any breach of this agreement, if either of the following issues arises, the Distributor and the Retailer will co-operate with each other to try to resolve the issue in a manner that on balance delivers the best outcome for all affected parties (including the Consumer) but that does not adversely impact on the integrity of the Network: if, in relation to the supply of electricity to any Consumer that is a party to a Distributor’s Agreement, the Distributor notifies the Retailer that it considers (acting reasonably) that the Retailer has done, or is doing, anything that is inconsistent with the Distributor’s Agreement and that may have an impact on the Network or the provision of distribution services by the Distributor to that or any other Consumer; or if either the Retailer or the Distributor becomes aware that any provisions of a Distributor’s Agreement and any Electricity Supply Agreement would conflict to the extent that a party would be in breach of contract. Consumer not party to a valid Distributor’s Agreement: If at any time it is found by the Distributor or the Distributor becomes aware that a Consumer is not being supplied on an Interposed basis in relation to one or more ICPs and is not a party to a valid Distributor’s Agreement in relation to those ICPs, or if any Distributor’s Agreement in relation to particular ICPs expires or is terminated or is about to expire or be terminated, then, without limiting any other right of the Distributor under this agreement or otherwise: the Distributor will make all reasonable endeavours to notify the Retailer (or any other retailer) ...
Valid Distributor’s Agreement. The Retailer will not knowingly supply gas on a Conveyance Only basis to an ICP unless there is a valid Distributor’s Agreement in force in relation to the ICP.
