Delay Attribution Guide definition

Delay Attribution Guide means the document produced by the Delay Attribution Board which provides guidance on the attribution of delay across the Wider UK Rail Network and which will also apply to the HAL infrastructure;
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Delay Attribution Guide means, subject to Condition A1.1(g), the
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Delay Attribution Guide means, as at 17th August 2009, the industry document usedon the NR Network for the attribution of delay as the same may be amended or replaced from time to time pursuant to Part C of the HS1 Network Code;
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Examples of Delay Attribution Guide in a sentence

  • The Board would need to consider if, in providing guidance, an amendment to the Delay Attribution Guide should be proposed, to improve clarity.

  • The Delay Attribution Guide is a convenient accumulation of the case law in relation to Delay Attribution, but….it relates to the way in which incidents that have occurred should, in accordance with the Track Access Agreement, be charged to the account of one or other party.

  • Such further investigation shall take into account all relevant circumstances of the case and the guidance set out in the Delay Attribution Guide.

  • It also establishes that the Delay Attribution Guide which applies to the Wider UK Rail Network will be used as the basis for the attribution of performance incidents on the HAL infrastructure.

  • The Board may receive, or sponsor, Proposals for Amendment, pursuant to Condition B2.5.1, and has responsibility for considering whether or not the Delay Attribution Guide or the Performance Data Accuracy Code as appropriate should be amended in accordance with any such proposal, after taking account of information supplied by the Board Secretary pursuant to Condition B2.5.3(b).

  • In considering any request for guidance, the Board will always consider if an amendment to the Delay Attribution Guide (DAG) should be proposed, to improve clarity.

  • The performance regime has been designed to provide incentives to encourage all parties both to minimise the frequency of performance-disrupting incidents and to contain their impact when they occur.Measuring delays/cancellations Performance will be measured using the TRUST monitoring system, with incidents of delay or cancellation allocated both to cause codes and responsible manager codes in accordance with the Delay Attribution Guide.

  • This dispute was heard on 14th April 2011 (after the NFF amendment was made to the Delay Attribution Guide) with Network Rail in-house legal team, legal advisors and Kennedys Solicitors representing Network Rail.

  • Although this work will lead to changes to the Delay Attribution Guide (DAG), which is incorporated into the Network Code, it is not at this stage clear what impact it will have in terms of requiring changes to Part B itself.

  • A sample of 7,598 returns was selected from a population of 46,307.


More Definitions of Delay Attribution Guide

Delay Attribution Guide has the meaning given to it in the Network Code;
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