Legislative Change definition
Legislative Change means changes in Applicable Law, including repeal, replacement or amendment of an Applicable Law, including the Regulation, that give rise to the Work (or any part thereof) no longer being required or necessary, as determined by CMO in its sole and absolute discretion.
Legislative Change means changes in Applicable Law, including repeal, replacement or amendment of an Applicable Law, including the Regulation, that give rise to the Work (or any part thereof) no longer being required or necessary, as determined by CM in its sole and absolute discretion.
Legislative Change means the application to any person of any legal requirement (as defined in the Access Conditions) which did not previously so apply or the change of any legal requirement applying to that person (including any such legal requirement ceasing to apply, being withdrawn or not being renewed) other than in relation to:- (a) corporation tax (or any other tax of a similar nature replacing corporation tax on profits or gains); or (b) Value Added Tax;
Examples of Legislative Change in a sentence
The Contract Charges shall only be varied: due to a Specific Change in Law in relation to which the Parties agree that a change is required to all or part of the Contract Charges in accordance with Clause 13.1 to 13.2 of this Contract (Legislative Change); or and/ or in accordance with DMP Schedule 3 (DMP Prices and Charging structure), Part A Pricing Matrix Quarterly Adjustment Schedule.
The licence for the Migration Tooling is flexible enough to allow (without impact on Charges) the following: the machinery of government changes (subject to the paragraph below and Clause 8.11 to 8.12 (Legislative Change) of the Call Off Contract); outsourcing of ADMS / hosting services; modifications to hosting approach and infrastructure (e.g. virtualisation, location change, OS upgrades for RHEL or currently defined target architecture e.g MicroFocus Cobol).
More Definitions of Legislative Change
Legislative Change means a refinement, enhancement, or other modification to the Licensed Software necessary to comply with final, statewide legislation or administrative regulation affecting all clients in Purchaser’s state and pertaining to: (a) existing reports, exports, or data exchanges; (b) new reports; (c) new data entry fields for state reporting; (d) new fee calculations; (e) new disposition templates; (f) new sentence templates; or (g) new citation templates. Legislative Changes do not include the expansion of Purchaser’s constitutional or operational responsibilities beyond those that exist as of the Effective Date
Legislative Change means an addition to or change in Government legislation (including Acts of Parliament and Statutory Instruments) in the United Kingdom and Ireland, but excluding (a) any additions or changes to any other form of regulation, any guidance or any scheme rules, and (b) additions or changes falling within clause 11.3;
Legislative Change means the application to any person of any legal
Legislative Change means the application to any person of any Legal
Legislative Change means a refinement, enhancement, or other modification to the Licensed Software necessary to comply with final, statewide legislation or administrative regulation affecting in the same manner all clients in End User’s state that are similarly situated with respect to the legislation and pertaining to: (a) existing reports, exports, or data exchanges; (b) new reports; (c) new data entry fields for state reporting; (d) new fee calculations; (e) new disposition templates; (f) new sentence templates; or (g) new citation templates. Legislative Changes do not include the expansion of End User’s constitutional or operational responsibilities beyond those that exist as of the Effective Date.
Legislative Change or "LC" means, after the date of signing this Contract for Difference, the coming into force, amendment, completion, cessation, repeal, replacement, withdrawal of any act part of the primary or secondary legislation, issued by a Competent Authority in Romania (but excluding any such act that is part of the primary or secondary legislation to the extent that it implements European Union requirements) which directly: (a) applies only to CfD Capacity or only to the Producer concerning CfD Capacity; (b) applies only to generating installations subject to a Contract for Difference; or (c) applies only to holders or interests in CfD Capacity, concerning CfD Capacity; and which, despite the Producer acting in good faith and in accordance with good industry practices, directly leads to one of the following results: (i) LC Costs; (ii) LC Savings; (iii) permanently prevents the Producer, acting in good faith and in accordance with good industry practices, from meeting the Requirements for the Start Date for Payment; (iv) a period of reduced production of CfD Capacity during the term of this Contract for Difference;