Subsequent Legislation definition
Subsequent Legislation means after the Operative Date;
(a) amendments to or repeals of any statute, ordinance, code, law or service provider rule;
(b) a directive of a regulatory body; and
(c) registration or determination of a new industry standard or industry code;
Subsequent Legislation means after the Operative Date.
Examples of Subsequent Legislation in a sentence
If the parties cannot agree such amendments within a reasonable period, either party may terminate this Agreement as it applies to any Service affected by the Subsequent Legislation by giving 5 Business Days notice to the other party.
If the rights or obligations of either party under this Agreement are or may be affected by Subsequent Legislation the parties will meet as soon as practicable and negotiate in good faith such amendments to this Agreement necessary or appropriate to ensure that this Agreement does not and will not require either party to breach the Subsequent Legislation.
Subsequent Amendment and Subsequent Legislation..............................