Distributor to schedule Planned Sample Clauses

Distributor to schedule Planned. Service Interruptions to minimise disruption: The Distributor will, as far as is reasonably practicable, schedule Planned Service Interruptions to minimise disruption to Consumers.
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Distributor to schedule Planned. Service Interruptions to minimise disruption: The Distributor will endeavour in accordance with Good Electricity Industry Practice to schedule Planned Service Interruptions in a safe and efficient manner and with consideration to minimising disruption to Customers. The Distributor’s failure to meet its obligations under this clause 4.8 will not constitute a breach of this Agreement, and no remedies are available to the Trader in respect of any such failure.

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