Examples of Indicative Access Holder Agreement in a sentence
Within 12 months of the Commencement Date, ARTC will, in consultation with the HVCCC, commence a review of the policy and processes for identifying and allocating losses of Capacity caused by Access Holders and their Operators and potential incentive mechanisms to minimise such losses where they have a material impact on Capacity or Coal Chain Capacity or the Capacity entitlements of Access Holders, including those processes outlined in clause 11.6 of the Indicative Access Holder Agreement.
As soon as practicable after the completion of two full calendar years following the Commencement Date, ARTC will commence a review of the operation and effectiveness of the system wide true up test (“ TUT”) in Schedule 2 of the Indicative Access Holder Agreement (“TUT Review”).
A negotiated Access Holder Agreement will incorporate those clauses from the Indicative Access Holder Agreement identified as Tier 1 (mandatory) provisions in Schedule A:1 and will, (unless otherwise agreed between ARTC and the Applicant) at least address those provisions identified as Tier 2 (negotiable) provisions in Schedule A:1, as applicable to the destination of the Coal Access Rights sought.
A negotiated Access Holder Agreement will incorporate those clauses from the Indicative Access Holder Agreement identified as Tier 1 (mandatory) provisions in Schedule A:1 and will, (unless otherwise agreed between ARTC and the Applicant) at least address those provisions identified asTier 2 (negotiable) provisions in Schedule A:1, as applicable to the destination of the Coal Access Rights sought.
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A negotiated Access Holder Agreement will incorporate those clauses from the Indicative Access Holder Agreement identified as Tier 1 (mandatory) provisions in Schedule A:1 and will,(unless otherwise agreed between ARTC and the Applicant) at least address those provisions identified as Tier 2 (negotiable) provisions in Schedule A:1, as applicable to the destination of the Coal Access Rights sought.
A negotiated Access Holder Agreement will incorporate those clauses from the Indicative Access Holder Agreement identified as Tier 1 (Mandatory) Provisions for Coal Access Rights in Schedule A:1 and will, (unless otherwise agreed between ARTC and the Applicant) at least address those provisions identified as Tier 2 (Negotiable) Provisions for Coal Access Rights in Schedule A:1, as applicable to the destination of the Coal Access Rights sought.
As soon as practicable after the completion of two full calendar years following the Commencement Date, ARTC will commence a review of the operation and effectiveness of the system wide true up test (“TUT”) in Schedule 2 of the Indicative Access Holder Agreement (“TUT Review”).
Subject to a negotiated Access Agreement being required to incorporate those clauses from the Indicative Access Holder Agreement identified as Tier 1 (mandatory) provisions for Coal in Schedule A:1 and Tier 1 (mandatory) Non-Coal provisions in Schedule A:2 (as applicable), nothing in this Undertaking can require a party to an existing Access Agreement to vary a term or provision of that agreement.
ARTC has made substantial changes to the AHA in the interests of obtaining Coal Chain alignment Following extensive consultation with coal producers and PWCS, ARTC has introduced a number of new concepts into the Indicative Access Holder Agreement (IAHA) with the aim of addressing the producers’ concerns of contractual alignment following provision of the details of terminal contracts to ARTC in late 2009.