Common use of Chain of Responsibility Clause in Contracts

Chain of Responsibility. (a) In this clause: (i) Chain of Responsibility means legislation that extends liability for Road Law offences to all parties whose actions, inactions or demands influence conduct on the road particularly in relation to speed, fatigue, vehicle standards, vehicle roadworthiness, load restraint, and mass and dimension.

Appears in 12 contracts

Sources: Planning Agreement, Planning Agreement, Planning Agreement

Chain of Responsibility. (a) In this clause:clause:‌ (i) Chain of Responsibility means legislation that extends liability for Road Law offences to all parties whose actions, inactions or demands influence conduct on the road particularly in relation to speed, fatigue, vehicle standards, vehicle roadworthiness, load restraint, and mass and dimension.

Appears in 5 contracts

Sources: Voluntary Planning Agreement, Planning Agreement, Planning Agreement

Chain of Responsibility. (a) In this clause: (i) Chain of Responsibility means legislation that extends liability for Road Law offences to all parties whose actions, inactions or demands influence conduct on the road particularly in relation to speed, fatigue, vehicle standards, vehicle roadworthiness, load restraint, and mass and dimension.

Appears in 4 contracts

Sources: Planning Agreement, Planning Agreement, Planning Agreement

Chain of Responsibility. (a) In this clause: (i) Chain of Responsibility means legislation that extends liability for Road Law offences to all parties whose actions, inactions or demands influence conduct on the road particularly in relation to speed, fatigue, vehicle standards, vehicle roadworthiness, load restraint, and mass and dimension.dimension.‌

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Planning Agreement, Voluntary Planning Agreement, Voluntary Planning Agreement