Waste Data Flow Model definition

Waste Data Flow Model means, before the execution of the Residual Waste Disposal PFI Contract, the operating model attached as schedule [7] which shows the position on execution of this SLA or, after such execution, the model prepared for the Residual Waste Disposal PFI Contract to show (or predict, as the case may be) sources and quantities of waste arisings, their movement, treatment and disposal and updated annually by the Parties pursuant to clause [0];
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