Audit of ColumbiaGrid Records Sample Clauses

The 'Audit of ColumbiaGrid Records' clause grants parties the right to review and examine the records maintained by ColumbiaGrid to ensure accuracy and compliance with contractual or regulatory requirements. Typically, this clause outlines the procedures for requesting an audit, the scope of records subject to review, and any limitations on frequency or confidentiality. Its core function is to provide transparency and accountability, allowing stakeholders to verify that ColumbiaGrid's operations and financial practices align with agreed standards and obligations.
Audit of ColumbiaGrid Records. Each Planning Party shall have the right to conduct an audit of ColumbiaGrid’s performance of its obligations to the Planning Parties under this Agreement; provided that the Planning Party requesting the audit shall pay for such audit and provide the result to the other Planning Parties. ColumbiaGrid shall make its records, facilities, and personnel available to the Planning Parties during the conduct of any such audit. Any Planning Party requesting an audit shall pay ColumbiaGrid’s reasonable costs of complying with such audit request.
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Audit of ColumbiaGrid Records. Each VTL Party shall have the right to conduct an audit of ColumbiaGrid’s performance of its obligations to the VTL Parties under this Agreement; provided that the VTL Party requesting the audit shall pay for such audit and provide the result to the other VTL Parties. ColumbiaGrid shall make its records, facilities, and personnel available to the VTL Parties during the conduct of any such audit. Any VTL Party requesting an audit shall pay ColumbiaGrid’s reasonable costs of complying with such audit request.
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