Systems Code means the code of practice relating to the management and development of railway code systems as amended from time to time in accordance with its terms;
Systems Code means the Code of Practice relating to the Management and Development of Railway Information Systems as approved by the Regulator and made under Network Rail’s Network Licence;
Systems Code means the document known as the CCOS Railway Systems Code as amended from time to time in accordance with Part C of the CCOS Network Code;
Examples of Systems Code in a sentence
The parties shall: use the Railway Code Systems and any other Applicable System in their dealings with each other in connection with matters provided for in this contract; and comply with the Systems Code.
More Definitions of Systems Code
Systems Code means the HS1 Railway Systems Code;
Systems Code means the document entitled the Code of Practice for the
Systems Code means a code prepared by the licence holder which sets out the arrangements for obtaining access to, using and developing code systems.
Systems Code. 114th means the Code of Practice relating to the management and development of railway code systems as emended from time to time in accordance with its terms; Taking Into Use has the meaning given to it in the EG3 Asset Protection Agreement, and the term Taken Into Use shall be construed accordingly73rd
Systems Code means the code of practice relating to the management and development of railway code systems in relation to the CCOS as amended from time to time in accordance with Part C of the CCOS Network Code; "Technical Specification for Interoperability" has the meaning ascribed to the term "TSI" in The Railways (Interoperability) Regulations 2011;
Systems Code means the document entitled the Code of Practice for theManagement and Development of Railway Code Systems, required by the Network Rail's Network Licence;"this Code"means this Performance Data Accuracy Code, including its appendices;"Time from NPL"means time transmitted by the Anthorn VLF transmitter which serves as the United Kingdom's national time reference and which was formally known as Rugby Clock Time;"Timing"means (as a verb) reading a clock or (as a noun) the time read from a clock, in each case, whether the reading is made by a human agent or by automatic means; and"Triggering Point"means a location at which a train movement is physically detected at the start of the process of making a Timing at an Automatic Point.
Systems Code means the Code of Practice relating to the Management and Development of Railway Information Systems as from time to time approved by ORR under Network Rail’s network licence; and