Delay Attribution Principles and Rules definition

Delay Attribution Principles and Rules means the version of the document known as the Delay Attribution Principles and Rules referenced in the Network Code;
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Delay Attribution Principles and Rules. ‌ means, subject to Condition A1.1(g), the document which provides guidance on the attribution of delay across the Network, entitled “Delay Attribution Principles and Rules” asissued by the Board;
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Delay Attribution Principles and Rules means, subject to Condition A1.1(g), sections3 to 5 (and associated definitions) of the document of that name, which provides guidance on the attribution of delay on the NR Network and which RfL(I) has adopted to attribute responsibility for capacity, lateness and service interval failures on the CCOS (and as may be updated from time to time in accordance with part B of the Network Rail Network Code);
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Examples of Delay Attribution Principles and Rules in a sentence

  • Such further investigation shall take into account all relevant circumstances of the case and any relevant information set out in the Delay Attribution Principles and Rules.

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

  • A2.2 It is intended that the Delay Attribution Principles and Rules is the source of reference on the Delay Attribution process as a whole for all parties to the Track Access Contract, and others involved in the delay attribution process.

  • If a DAB Amendment Proposal is either unanimously agreed pursuant to Condition B2.5.4 or approved pursuant to Condition B2.5.5, RfL(I) shall use reasonable endeavours to procure that the Board considers an amendment to the Delay Attribution Principles and Rules in the same terms as the approved DAB Amendment Proposal pursuant to Condition B2.5.4 or B2.5.5 (as the case may be).

  • The purpose of the Board is to lead, monitor and advise on the effectiveness and accuracy of the delay attribution process and use of the Delay Attribution Principles and Rules and the Performance Data Accuracy Code.

  • A5 REVISIONS TO THE DELAY ATTRIBUTION PRINCIPLES AND RULESA5.1 Any Track Access Party may propose revisions to the Delay Attribution Principles and Rules.

  • The system feeds into contractual arrangements and processes which encourage performance improvement and the minimisation of disruption.Delay Attribution Principles and Rules The Delay Attribution Principles and Rules document here is incorporated into the CVL Network Code (Part B) and provides guidance for the consistency of application and approach by all parties involved in the process of delay attribution.

  • In order to do this all parties will ensure that adequate lines of communication are established and maintained to provide this information from both their own staff and any of their agents acting on their behalf.A4 THE DELAY ATTRIBUTION BOARD (the Board)A4.1 The purpose of the Board (as defined by the Network Code paragraph B6.1) is to lead, monitor and advise the effectiveness and accuracy of the delay attribution process and use of the Delay Attribution Principles and Rules.

  • Thompson ‘Time, Work Discipline, and Industrial Capitalism’, in Customs in Common (Merlin Press: 1991), pp.

  • 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 Principles and Rules 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).

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