Non Contractor Historical Costs definition

Non Contractor Historical Costs means the Nuclear Installations Inspectorate;means contributions and sums payable to HMRC under the PAYE system in respect of emoluments and benefits paid or payable by the Contractor, taking into account all deductions and retentions which should be made in accordance with the applicable law;has the meaning given in Paragraph 3.4.2 of Part 1 (Customer Contracts) of Schedule 3 (Commercial Schedule);means any assets, whether new or second-hand, acquired by the Contractor in accordance with Clause7.7 (New Assets) on or after the Commencement Date, excluding any Subcontracts and Customer Contracts;has the meaning given in Clause 3.6.1.1 (New Business and Amendments to Customer Contracts);means “New Work Activity” as that phrase is used in Paragraph 1.1 of Part A (Overarching Validation Procedure) and Paragraph 1.1.2 of Part B (Project Validation and Financial Sanction of Tasks) of Part 2 (Project Validation - CT-14) of Schedule 2 (Programme Management and Change Procedure);means the Nuclear Industries Security Regulations 2003 (SI 2003/403), as amended, modified or re-enacted from time to time;means the individuals listed in Part 1 (Nominated Staff) of Schedule 4 (Secondee and Pensions Schedule);means a failure by the Contractor to comply with Operating Procedures;means Costs arising in relation to the period prior to (and excluding) the Commencement Date which are properly attributable to anyone other than theContractor, and any financial liability which has been or is transferred from the Contractor by way of a Transfer Scheme;
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Non Contractor Historical Costs means Costs incurred:
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Non Contractor Historical Costs means Costs arising in relation to the period prior to (and excluding) the Commencement Date which are properly attributable to anyone other than the Contractor, and any financial liability which has been or is transferred from the Contractor by way of a Transfer Scheme;
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