Benchmark Report Clause Samples

The Benchmark Report clause establishes the requirement for one party to provide regular reports comparing actual performance or results against predefined benchmarks or standards. Typically, this involves collecting relevant data, analyzing it in relation to agreed-upon metrics, and delivering a summary to the other party at specified intervals. The core function of this clause is to ensure transparency and accountability by enabling both parties to monitor progress and address any deviations from expected performance early on.
Benchmark Report. The Authority shall prepare a Benchmark Report and deliver it to the Supplier, setting out its findings. The Benchmark Report shall:
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Benchmark Report. The Benchmarker shall be required to prepare a Benchmark Report and deliver it simultaneously to both Parties, at the time specified in the plan approved under Paragraph 4, setting out its findings. The Benchmark Report shall: include a finding as to whether or not each Benchmarked Service is and/or whether the Benchmarked Services as a whole are, Good Value; include other findings (if any) regarding the quality and competitiveness or otherwise of those Services; if any Benchmarked Service is not Good Value, or the Benchmarked Services as a whole are not Good Value, specify the changes that would be required to the Charges, Performance Indicators and/or Target Performance Levels, that would be required to make that Benchmarked Service or those Benchmarked Services as a whole Good Value; and illustrate the method used for any normalisation of the Equivalent Services Data The Benchmarker shall act as an expert and not as an arbitrator. If the Benchmark Report states that any Benchmarked Service is not Good Value or that the Benchmarked Services as a whole are not Good Value, then the Supplier shall (subject to Paragraphs 5.5 and 5.6) implement the changes set out in the Benchmark Report as soon as reasonably practicable within timescales agreed with the Authority but in any event within no more than 3 months. Any associated changes to the Charges shall take effect only from the same date and shall not be retrospective. The Supplier acknowledges and agrees that Benchmark Reviews shall not result in any increase to the Charges, disapplication of the Performance Indicators or any reduction in the Target Performance Levels. The Supplier shall be entitled to reject any Benchmark Report if the Supplier reasonably considers that the Benchmarker has not followed the procedure for the related Benchmark Review as set out in this Schedule in any material respect. The Supplier shall not be obliged to implement any Benchmark Report to the extent this would cause the Supplier to provide the Services at a loss (as determined, by reference to the Financial Model), or to the extent the Supplier cannot technically implement the recommended changes. In the event of any Dispute arising over whether the Benchmarker has followed the procedure for the related Benchmark Review under Paragraph 5.5 and/or any matter referred to in Paragraph 5.6, the Dispute shall be referred to Expert Determination. For the avoidance of doubt in the event of a Dispute between the Parties, the Authori...
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Benchmark Report. The Service Provider shall prepare a Benchmark Report and deliver it to the Authority at the time specified in the plan approved under paragraph 2.2.3 of this Schedule, setting out its findings. Those findings shall be required to: include a finding as to whether or not a Benchmarked Rate and/or whether the Benchmarked Rates as a whole are, Good Value; if any of the Benchmarked Rates are, individually or as a whole, not Good Value, specify the changes that would be required to make that Benchmarked Rate or the Benchmarked Rates as a whole Good Value; and include sufficient detail and transparency so that the Authority can interpret and understand how the Service Provider has calculated whether or not the Benchmarked Rates are, individually or as a whole, Good Value. The Parties agree that any changes required to this Framework Agreement identified in the Benchmark Report may be implemented at the direction of the Authority in accordance with Clause 32. The Authority shall be entitled to publish the results of any benchmarking of the Framework Prices to Other Contracting Bodies.
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Benchmark Report. 48.5.1. The Benchmarker shall be required to prepare a Benchmark Report and deliver it simultaneously to both parties, at the time specified in the plan approved under paragraph 48.4, setting out its findings. Those findings shall be required to:
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Benchmark Report. Licensee may not publish any benchmark or similar information regarding the Licensed Products or any other of Licensor’s products without first obtaining written consent from Licensor.
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Benchmark Report. 3.1 The Authority shall prepare a Benchmark Report and deliver it to the Supplier, setting out its findings. The Benchmark Report shall: 3.1.1 include a finding as to whether or not each Benchmarked Service is and/or whether the Benchmarked Services as a whole are, Good Value; 3.1.2 include other findings (if any) regarding the quality and competitiveness or otherwise of those Services; and 3.1.3 if any Benchmarked Service is not Good Value, or the Benchmarked Services as a whole are not Good Value, specify the changes that would be required to the Framework Prices to make that Benchmarked Service or those Benchmarked Services as a whole Good Value. 3.2 Benchmark Reviews shall not result in any increase to the Framework Prices or any decrease in the performance of any Services. 3.3 If the Benchmark Report states that any Benchmarked Service is not Good Value, or that the Benchmarked Services as a whole are not Good Value then the Supplier shall implement the changes set out in the Benchmark Report as soon as reasonably practicable within a timescale agreed with the Authority but in any event within no more than one (1) Month of the receipt of the Benchmark Report. 3.4 If the Benchmark Report determines that any or all of the Benchmarked Services are not Good Value, any failure by the Supplier to reduce the Framework Prices in accordance with such timescales agreed between the Parties under paragraph 3. 3 shall, without prejudice to any other rights or remedies of the Authority, constitute a Material Default for the purposes of this Framework Agreement.
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Benchmark Report. 6.1 Upon completion of the Benchmarking, the Parties shall use the following process for reviewing and commenting on the Benchmark Report: 6.1.1 the Benchmarker shall produce its first draft report setting out the Charges in the market for Equivalent Services by reference to those Benchmarked Services ; 6.1.2 within ten (10) Business Days of issue of the first draft report, each Party shall review the first draft report and submit written comments to the Benchmarker (with a copy to the other Party); 6.1.3 the Benchmarker shall consult with the Parties and produce a second draft report, taking into account such of the Parties' comments as the Benchmarker deems appropriate and justified; 6.1.4 within ten (10) Business Days of issue of the second draft report each Party shall review the second draft report and submit written comments to the Benchmarker (with a copy to the other Party); and 6.1.5 Benchmarker shall produce a final report (the "Benchmark Report"), taking into account such of the Parties' second round of comments as the Benchmarker deems appropriate and justified.
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Benchmark Report. 6.1. The Benchmarker shall prepare a Benchmark Report setting out its findings.Those findings shall: a) include a finding as to whether or not the Benchmarked Services as a whole are Good Value; b) include other findings regarding the quality and competitiveness or otherwise of the Services; and
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