Common use of Change Clause Clause in Contracts

Change Clause. 23.1 The Parties acknowledge that they have entered into the Agreement on the basis of the PMA, the Operating Standards, the State Policies and Rules and the Regulatory Requirements as at the date of the Agreement. In the event of the State making any changes to the PMA, the Operating Standards, the State Policies and Rules, the Regulatory Requirements or to any description for operations, or imposing any other requirements on Camelot which result in or necessitate any material change(s) to the nature, scope, specifications, implementation (including the timing of any such implementation), acceptance, testing or certification of any of the goods and/or services to be supplied by the Contractor under the Agreement, Camelot shall advise the Contractor of this fact in writing and shall advise the Contractor of any necessary changes to the Agreement, including this Schedule (“Change Proposal”). After consulting with the Contractor, Camelot may then, acting in its absolute discretion, order the Contractor to implement such Change Proposal (“Change Order”) irrespective of whether the cost of implementation has been agreed. 23.2 The Contractor shall promptly implement any Change Order issued by Camelot in accordance with clause 23.1 above. 23.3 Camelot shall pay the Contractor any additional costs as are reasonably and properly incurred by the Contractor (other than those arising as a result of the termination required by the State of any Subcontract as a result of a Change Order). 23.4 In the event that the Contractor and Camelot fail to agree on the costs of any Change Order, the matter may be referred at any time by either party to an expert whose decision shall be final and binding. The expert shall be appointed by agreement between the parties. The terms of appointment of the expert shall include the right to make an award of costs as he or she considers to be just and equitable. The Parties hereby undertake to supply the expert with all such assistance, documents and information as the expert may reasonably require for the purpose of such expert’s determination. The Parties do not intend the reference to an expert to constitute an arbitration within the scope of any arbitration legislation and agree that the expert’s decision is not a quasi-judicial procedure and that the Parties shall have no right of appeal against the expert’s decision. 23.5 Any Change Order shall vary the provisions of the Agreement which shall otherwise continue unamended and in full force and effect. 23.6 The provisions of this clause 23 shall be without prejudice to any liability of any party arising from any breach of the Agreement by such party prior to any Change Order.

Change Clause. 23.1 The Parties parties acknowledge that they have entered into the this Agreement on the basis of the PMA, the Operating Standards, the State Policies and Rules Running Licence and the Regulatory Requirements as at application submitted by Camelot to run the date of the AgreementLottery. In the event of the State OFLOT making any changes to the PMA, Running Licence or the Operating Standards, functional specification as contemplated in condition 17.6 of the State Policies and Rules, the Regulatory Requirements or to any description for operationsRunning Licence, or imposing any other requirements on Camelot which result in or necessitate any material change(s) to the nature, scope, specifications, implementation (including the timing of any such implementation), ) acceptance, testing or certification of any of the goods and/or or services to be supplied by the Contractor to Camelot under the this Agreement, Camelot shall advise the Contractor of this fact in writing ("Change Proposal"). The Contractor shall promptly evaluate and shall advise Camelot on the Contractor proposed changes (including without limitation the technical feasibility and commercial viability of any necessary changes to such changes, any impact on the terms of this Agreement, including in particular the timing of the implementation and/or delivery of goods or services as originally contemplated under this Schedule (“Change Proposal”Agreement and the costs of implementing such changes). After consulting with the ContractorContractor and agreeing amendments to the Change Proposal and, subject to such Change Proposal being technically feasible, Camelot may then, acting in its absolute discretion, then order the Contractor to implement such Change Proposal (“"Change Order”") irrespective of whether the cost of implementation has been agreed, subject to the provisions of Clause 23.3. 23.2 The Contractor shall promptly implement any Change Order issued by Camelot in accordance with clause 23.1 aboveClause 23.1. 23.3 Camelot shall pay the Contractor any additional costs as are reasonably and properly incurred by the Contractor (other than those arising as a result of the termination required by the State OFLOT of any Subcontract lottery sub-contract with the Contractor's suppliers and sub-contractors) in providing goods and services under this Agreement as a result of a Change Order). 23.4 Order subject always to the Contractor bearing up to L.10,000 worth of such additional costs as are reasonably and properly incurred in any 12 month period arising in connection with Change Orders. In the event that of the Contractor and Camelot fail failing to agree on the costs of any Change Order, Order the matter may be referred at any time by either party to an expert whose decision shall be final and binding. The expert shall be appointed by agreement between the partiesparties or failing agreement by the President for the time being of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. The terms of appointment of the expert shall include the right to make an award of costs as he or she considers to be just and equitable. The Parties parties hereby undertake to supply the expert with all such assistance, documents and information as the expert he may reasonably require for the purpose of such expert’s his determination. The Parties parties do not intend the reference to an expert to constitute an arbitration within the scope of any arbitration legislation and agree that the expert’s 's decision is not a quasi-judicial quasijudicial procedure and that the Parties parties shall have no right of appeal against the expert’s 's decision. 23.4 In the event that the Contractor considers any change(s) the subject of a Change Proposal above to be technically unfeasible or commercially unviable the Contractor and Camelot shall consult and Camelot shall then consult with OFLOT with a view to agreeing with OFLOT changes that are technically feasible or commercially viable. 23.5 Any Change Order shall vary the provisions of the Agreement which shall otherwise continue unamended and in full force and effectto bind both parties. 23.6 The provisions of this clause Clause 23 shall be without prejudice to any liability of any either party arising from any breach of the this Agreement by such any party to this Agreement prior to any Change Order.

Change Clause. 23.1 The Parties acknowledge that they have entered into the Agreement on the basis of the PMA, the Operating Standards, the State Policies and Rules and the Regulatory Requirements as at the date of the Agreement. In the event of the State making any changes to the PMA, the Operating Standards, the State Policies and Rules, the Regulatory Requirements or to any description for operations, or imposing any other requirements on Camelot which result in or necessitate any material change(s) to the nature, scope, specifications, implementation (including the timing of any such implementation), acceptance, testing or certification of any of the goods and/or services to be supplied by the Contractor under the Agreement, Camelot shall advise the Contractor of this fact in writing and shall advise the Contractor of any necessary changes to the Agreement, including this Schedule (“Change Proposal”). After consulting with the Contractor, Camelot may then, acting in its absolute discretion, order the Contractor to implement such Change Proposal (“Change Order”) irrespective of whether the cost of implementation has been agreed. 23.2 . The Contractor shall promptly implement any Change Order issued by Camelot in accordance with clause 23.1 above. 23.3 . Camelot shall pay the Contractor any additional costs as are reasonably and properly incurred by the Contractor (other than those arising as a result of the termination required by the State of any Subcontract as a result of a Change Order). 23.4 . In the event that the Contractor and Camelot fail to agree on the costs of any Change Order, the matter may be referred at any time by either party to an expert whose decision shall be final and binding. The expert shall be appointed by agreement between the parties. The terms of appointment of the expert shall include the right to make an award of costs as he or she considers to be just and equitable. The Parties hereby undertake to supply the expert with all such assistance, documents and information as the expert may reasonably require for the purpose of such expert’s determination. The Parties do not intend the reference to an expert to constitute an arbitration within the scope of any arbitration legislation and agree that the expert’s decision is not a quasi-judicial procedure and that the Parties shall have no right of appeal against the expert’s decision. 23.5 . Any Change Order shall vary the provisions of the Agreement which shall otherwise continue unamended and in full force and effect. 23.6 . The provisions of this clause 23 shall be without prejudice to any liability of any party arising from any breach of the Agreement by such party prior to any Change Order.

Change Clause. 23.1 The Parties acknowledge that they have entered into the Agreement on the basis of the PMA, the Operating Standards, the State Policies and Rules and the Regulatory Requirements as at the date of the Agreement. In the event of the State making any changes to the PMA, the Operating Standards, the State Policies and Rules, the Regulatory Requirements or to any description for operations, or imposing any other requirements on Camelot ▇▇▇▇▇▇ which result in or necessitate any material change(s) to the nature, scope, specifications, implementation (including the timing of any such implementation), acceptance, testing or certification of any of the goods and/or services to be supplied by the Contractor under the Agreement, Camelot ▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall advise the Contractor of this fact in writing and shall advise the Contractor of any necessary changes to the Agreement, including this Schedule (“Change Proposal”). After consulting with the Contractor, Camelot ▇▇▇▇▇▇ may then, acting in its absolute discretion, order the Contractor to implement such Change Proposal (“Change Order”) irrespective of whether the cost of implementation has been agreed. 23.2 The Contractor shall promptly implement any Change Order issued by Camelot ▇▇▇▇▇▇ in accordance with clause 23.1 above. 23.3 Camelot ▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall pay the Contractor any additional costs as are reasonably and properly incurred by the Contractor (other than those arising as a result of the termination required by the State of any Subcontract as a result of a Change Order). 23.4 In the event that the Contractor and Camelot ▇▇▇▇▇▇ fail to agree on the costs of any Change Order, the matter may be referred at any time by either party to an expert whose decision shall be final and binding. The expert shall be appointed by agreement between the parties. The terms of appointment of the expert shall include the right to make an award of costs as he or she considers to be just and equitable. The Parties hereby undertake to supply the expert with all such assistance, documents and information as the expert may reasonably require for the purpose of such expert’s determination. The Parties do not intend the reference to an expert to constitute an arbitration within the scope of any arbitration legislation and agree that the expert’s decision is not a quasi-judicial procedure and that the Parties shall have no right of appeal against the expert’s decision. 23.5 Any Change Order shall vary the provisions of the Agreement which shall otherwise continue unamended and in full force and effect. 23.6 The provisions of this clause 23 shall be without prejudice to any liability of any party arising from any breach of the Agreement by such party prior to any Change Order.