Common use of Change in Service Clause in Contracts

Change in Service. 6.1 Any Change must be dealt with in accordance with the Change Control Procedure in Schedule 3. 6.2 Any dispute arising from the operation of the Change Control Procedure must be resolved in accordance with the Dispute Resolution Procedure. Notwithstanding any referral to the Dispute Resolution Procedure the Contractor must nevertheless proceed to implement any Change requested by the Department which is required: 6.2.1 to implement or comply with the orders, directions, guidance, recommendations or advice of a Relevant Authority or the Department’s auditors (whether internal or external) or the outcome of a statutory inspection; 6.2.2 to discharge a statutory duty; 6.2.3 to protect the health and safety of or prevent damage to persons, property or the environment; 6.2.4 to prevent acts of fraud or loss of revenue or income to the Department; and 6.2.5 in a Significant Incident or Emergency in accordance with Clause 5 (Emergencies and Significant Incidents) of the Contract. 6.3 If a Change requires the Contract to be amended, the Parties must follow the procedure set out in Clause 49 (Amendments to this Contract).

Change in Service. 6.1 Any Change must be dealt with in accordance with the Change Control Procedure in Schedule 33 (Change Control Procedure). 6.2 Any dispute arising from the operation of the Change Control Procedure must be resolved in accordance with the Dispute Resolution Procedure. Notwithstanding any referral to the Dispute Resolution Procedure the Contractor must nevertheless proceed to implement any Change requested by the Department which is required: 6.2.1 to implement or comply with the orders, directions, guidance, recommendations or advice of a Relevant Authority or the Department’s auditors (whether internal or external) or the outcome of a statutory inspection; 6.2.2 to discharge a statutory duty; 6.2.3 to protect the health and safety of or prevent damage to persons, property or the environment; 6.2.4 to prevent acts of fraud or loss of revenue or income to the Department; and 6.2.5 in a Significant Incident or Emergency in accordance with Clause 5 (Emergencies Significant Incidents and Significant IncidentsEmergencies) of the Contract. 6.3 If a Change requires the Contract to be amended, the Parties must follow the procedure set out in Clause 49 (Amendments to this Contract).

Change in Service. 6.1 Any Change must be dealt with in accordance with the Change Control Procedure in Schedule 3. 6.2 Any dispute arising from the operation of the Change Control Procedure must be resolved in accordance with the Dispute Resolution Procedure. Notwithstanding any referral to the Dispute Resolution Procedure the Contractor must nevertheless proceed to implement any Change requested by the Department which is required: 6.2.1 to To implement or comply with the orders, directions, guidance, recommendations or advice of a Relevant Authority or the Department’s auditors (whether internal or external) or the outcome of a statutory inspection; 6.2.2 to To discharge a statutory duty; 6.2.3 to To protect the health and safety of or prevent damage to persons, property or the environment; 6.2.4 to To prevent acts of fraud or loss of revenue or income to the Department; and 6.2.5 in In a Significant Incident or Emergency in accordance with Clause 5 (Emergencies and Significant Incidents) of the Contract. 6.3 If a Change requires the Contract to be amended, the Parties must follow the procedure set out in Clause 49 (Amendments to this Contract).

Change in Service. 6.1 Any Change must be dealt with in accordance with the Schedule 4 (Change Control Procedure in Schedule 3Procedure). 6.2 Any dispute arising from the operation of the Change Control Procedure must be resolved in accordance with the Dispute Resolution Procedure. Notwithstanding any referral to the Dispute Resolution Procedure the Contractor must nevertheless proceed to implement any Change requested by the Department which is required: 6.2.1 to implement or comply with the orders, directions, guidance, recommendations or advice of a Relevant Authority or the Department’s auditors (whether internal or external) or the outcome of a statutory inspection; 6.2.2 to discharge a statutory duty; 6.2.3 to protect the health and safety of or prevent damage to persons, property or the environment; 6.2.4 to prevent acts of fraud or loss of revenue or income to the Department; and 6.2.5 in a Significant Incident or Emergency in accordance with Clause 5 (Emergencies and Significant Incidents) of the Contract. 6.3 If a Change requires the Contract to be amended, the Parties must follow the procedure set out in Clause 49 48 (Amendments to this Contract).