Sustained Planned Disruption definition

Sustained Planned Disruption or "SPD" means a circumstance where:
Sustained Planned Disruption or "SPD" means a circumstance where: the aggregate of the compensation payable in respect of a Service Group calculated in accordance with paragraph 3 for any one or more Restrictions of Use during: three consecutive Periods is equal to or exceeds SPD Revenue Threshold No.1; or seven consecutive Periods is equal to or exceeds SPD Revenue Threshold No.2, and that the difference between the RoU Liability calculated in accordance with paragraph 8 and the compensation calculated in accordance with paragraph 3 and paragraph 4 for such Restrictions of Use during that period would be more than £10,000; or in respect of any one or more Restrictions of Use during: three consecutive Periods the difference between the Train Operator's RoU Liability (excluding any loss of revenue) calculated in accordance with paragraph 8 and the Train Operator's costs calculated under paragraph 4 would be more than SPD Cost Threshold No. 1; or seven consecutive Periods the difference between the Train Operator's RoU Liability (excluding any loss of revenue) calculated in accordance with paragraph 8 and the Train Operator's costs calculated under paragraph 4 would be more than SPD Cost Threshold No. 2;
Sustained Planned Disruption or “SPD” means a circumstance where: (a) the aggregate of the compensation payable in respect of a Service Group calculated in accordance with paragraph 3 for any one or more Restrictions of Use during: (i) 3 consecutive Periods is equal to or exceeds SPD Revenue Threshold No.1; or (i) 7 consecutive Periods is equal to or exceeds SPD Revenue Threshold No.2, and that the difference between the RoU Liability calculated in accordance with paragraph 8 and the compensation calculated in accordance with paragraph 3 and paragraph 4 for such Restrictions of Use during that period would be more than £10,000; or (b) in respect of any one or more Restrictions of Use during : (i) 3 consecutive Periods the difference between the Train Operator‟s RoU Liability (excluding any loss of revenue) calculated in accordance with paragraph 8 and the Train Operator‟s costs calculated under paragraph 4 would be more than SPD Cost Threshold No. 1; or (ii) 7 consecutive Periods the difference between the Train Operator‟s RoU Liability (excluding any loss of revenue) calculated in accordance with paragraph 8 and the Train Operator‟s costs calculated under paragraph 4 would be more than SPD Cost Threshold No. 2;

Examples of Sustained Planned Disruption in a sentence

  • Following any agreement or determination of an amount to be paid by one party to the other in respect of a Sustained Planned Disruption that amount shall (subject to the terms of any compensation arrangements agreed in writing between the parties) be due and payable by one party to the other in accordance with paragraph 13.1.

  • Unless otherwise agreed in writing, an SPD Notice must be served no later than the day falling 56 days after the issue of the Day 42 Statement which followed the end of the relevant SPD Period and must include a short explanation of why it reasonably believes a Sustained Planned Disruption has occurred and a statement of when the SPD Period commenced.

  • Following the service of an SPD Claim, if and to the extent it is agreed or determined that a Sustained Planned Disruption has occurred in the period covered by the claim then the relevant party shall make payments to the other (in accordance with the procedure in paragraph 13) calculated in accordance with paragraph 8 in respect of the SPD Period (or where applicable the part of the SPD Period) covered by the SPD Claim.

  • Following the issue of an SPD Notice, either party may serve a notice (an "SPD Termination Notice") stating that it reasonably believes that the relevant Sustained Planned Disruption is no longer occurring, such notice to include a short explanation of why the party serving it reasonably believes that the Sustained Planned Disruption has ceased and stating the Period in which such cessation has occurred.

  • Following an agreement or determination that a Sustained Planned Disruption has occurred during an SPD Period, Network Rail and the Train Operator shall (if they have not already done so) commence negotiations in respect of the RoU Liability compensation to be paid by one party to the other in respect of the Restrictions of Use during the relevant SPD Period and, subject to paragraph 10, shall continue such negotiations in good faith until they are concluded.

  • Provided a party has issued an SPD Notice in accordance with paragraph 2.10(b), nothing in paragraph 2.10(d) shall prevent that party from issuing more than one SPD Claim in respect of the same Sustained Planned Disruption, provided that: each such SPD Claim relates to a different period within the said SPD Period (so there is no double-counting); and no SPD Claim can be issued after the last day for serving notice specified under paragraph 2.10(d).

  • If either party reasonably believes that a Sustained Planned Disruption has occurred then that party will be entitled to require that the costs and losses for the Restrictions of Use for the relevant services during the relevant SPD Period be calculated in accordance with paragraph 8 by serving a notice on the other (an "SPD Notice") in accordance with paragraph 2.10(b).

  • A party receiving an SPD Termination Notice shall within 30 days of its receipt by notice to the serving party either accept or reject the SPD Termination Notice and where it rejects the notice it shall include with its rejection notice a short explanation of why it reasonably believes the Sustained Planned Disruption is continuing.


More Definitions of Sustained Planned Disruption

Sustained Planned Disruption or “SPD” means a circumstance where:(a) the aggregate of the compensation payable in respect of a Service Group calculated in accordance with paragraph 3 for any one or more Restrictions of Use during:(i) 3 consecutive Periods is equal to or exceeds SPD Revenue Threshold No.1; or(i) 7 consecutive Periods is equal to or exceeds SPD Revenue Threshold No.2,and that the difference between the RoU Liability calculated in accordance with paragraph 8 and the compensation calculated in accordance with paragraph 3 and paragraph 4 for such Restrictions of Use during that period would be more than £10,000; or(a) in respect of any one or more Restrictions of Use during:(i) 3 consecutive Periods the difference between the Train Operator’s RoU Liability (excluding any loss of revenue) calculated in accordance with paragraph 8 and the Train Operator’s costs calculated under paragraph 4 would be more than SPD Cost Threshold No. 1; or(ii) 7 consecutive Periods the difference between the Train Operator’s RoU Liability (excluding any loss of revenue) calculated in accordance with paragraph 8 and the Train Operator’s costs calculated under paragraph 4would be more than SPD Cost Threshold No. 2; “Service Code” shall have the meaning ascribed to it in Schedule 8; “Service Group” shall have the meaning ascribed to it in Schedule 8; “Train” shall have the meaning ascribed to it in Schedule 8;
Sustained Planned Disruption or "SPD" means a circumstance where: (a) the aggregate of all of the Train Operator's notional revenue losses calculated in accordance with paragraph 3 for any one or more Restrictions of Use during:

Related to Sustained Planned Disruption

  • Interruption Period shall have the meaning set forth in Section 5 hereof.

  • Substantial disruption means without limitation that any one or more of the following occur as a result of the bullying:

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  • Disruption Event means either or both of:

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