Notifications and Reporting Sample Clauses
Notifications and Reporting. 10.1 Unless otherwise provided, any notice required to be given by either Party to the other Party in connection with this Agreement shall be given in writing: (a) personally; (b) by facsimile transmission (if the sender thereafter sends such notice to the recipient by any of the other methods provided in this Section 10.1); (c) by registered or certified U.S. mail, return receipt requested, postage prepaid; or (d) by reputable overnight carrier, with acknowledged receipt of delivery; or (e) any other method mutually agreed by the Parties in writing. Notice given personally shall be deemed given on the date of personal receipt. Notice sent by facsimile shall be deemed given on the date the transmission is confirmed by sender’s facsimile machine, so long as the facsimile is sent on a business day during normal business hours of the recipient. Otherwise, notice by facsimile shall be deemed given on the next succeeding business day. Notice provided by mail or overnight courier shall be deemed given at the date of acceptance or refusal of acceptance shown on such receipt.
10.2 Notice to Transmission Owner shall be to Transmission Owner’s Site Representative, at the address identified in Exhibit 2. Notice to Local Distribution Company shall be to Local Distribution Company’s Site Representative, at the address identified in Exhibit 2
10.3 Each Party shall provide prompt notice to the other Party describing (i) the nature and extent of any Emergency or Network Security Condition that may be reasonably anticipated to affect the other Party’s equipment, facilities or operations, (ii) the impact on operations, and (iii) all corrective action. Either Party may take reasonable and necessary action, both on its own and the other Party’s system, equipment, and facilities, to prevent, avoid or mitigate injury, danger, damage or loss to its own equipment and facilities, or to expedite restoration of service; provided, however, that the Party taking such action shall give the other Party prior notice, if at all possible, before taking any action on the other Party’s system, equipment, or facilities.
10.4 In the event of an Emergency or Network Security Condition contemplated by Section 10.3, each Party shall provide to the other such information, documents, and data as are necessary for operation of the Transmission System and Distribution System, including, without limitation, such information as is to be supplied to any Governmental Authority, ERO, RRO, Transmission Sys...
Notifications and Reporting. The Recipient must notify NSLHD as soon as possible: when it becomes aware of any Adverse Event or serious incident in relation to its obligations under this Agreement; and of any change in control of the Recipient (of the ultimate holding company of the Recipient) within 7 days after that change occurs. The Recipient must provide to NSLHD Representative: reports in respect of the Recipient’s performance of its obligations under this Agreement at the times, in the format and containing the matters specified in the Details; and data or information that NSLHD or its Representative may request to enable it to adequately assess the obligations of the Recipient under this Agreement.
Notifications and Reporting. SAFETY ------
Notifications and Reporting. 1. Notify the CCRR of any of the following at least two (2) weeks prior to the change:
a. any address changes to locations where child care is provided (in advance of any such changes); and/or
b. any change in program policies or rates relevant to the provision of voucher services (such changes must be submitted in writing to the CCRR).
2. Notify the CCRR of any of following immediately:
a. if a summer camp voucher recipient voluntarily withdraws his/her child from the Program before the authorized end date on the voucher;
b. if the Program terminates a child prior to the authorized end date on the voucher;
c. any circumstances resulting in the non-payment of fees;
d. if a child is absent for more than three (3) consecutive days without explanation;
1 See 606 CMR 7.02 (defining school aged and kindergarten aged children).
e. if a child is absent (with or without explanation) in excess of the allowable absences2 as set forth in EEC’s regulations and policies;
f. any complaints related to subsidized early education and care policies, procedures and/or regulations (e.g., fees, billing, or termination of care) (note: complaints about violations of EEC’s licensing regulations should be directed to the EEC regional licensing staff); or
g. any change in a family’s household size or composition, service need, income, and/or attendance that may affect a family’s eligibility for subsidized services and/or the family’s parent fee level.
3. Complete attendance and submit billing to the CCRR utilizing EEC's web- based Child Care Financial Assistance (CCFA) application. Failure to complete attendance accurately and/or submit a request for reimbursement utilizing CCFA within the timeline established by the CCRR may result in delays and/or loss of reimbursement.
Notifications and Reporting. (a) The Recipient must notify the NSW Health Agency as soon as possible:
(i) when it becomes aware of any Adverse Event or serious incident in relation to its obligations under this Agreement; and
(ii) of any change in control of the Recipient (of the ultimate holding company of the Recipient) within 7 days after that change occurs.
(b) The Recipient must provide to the NSW Health Agency Representative:
(i) reports in respect of the Recipient’s performance of its obligations under this Agreement at the times, in the format and containing the matters specified in the Details; and
(ii) all other data or information that the NSW Health Agency or its Representative may request to enable it to adequately assess the obligations of the Recipient under this Agreement.
Notifications and Reporting. 18.1. SEACOM MANAGED SERVICES (PTY) LTD monitors all circuits and devices for which it is responsible. Due to the fact that lines "flap", the monitoring software will only trigger an alert for "confirmed down status" after 5 minutes. The engineer will first conduct internal trouble shooting to confirm the source of the fault -power, telco or equipment related. The call is only logged with Telkom once confirmed and is then logged into the service management system.
Notifications and Reporting. 18.1. SEACOM monitors all circuits and devices for which it is responsible. Due to the fact that lines "flap", the monitoring software will only trigger an alert for "confirmed down status" after 5 minutes. The engineer will first conduct internal trouble shooting to confirm the source of the fault -power, telco or equipment related. The call is only logged with Telkom once confirmed and is then logged into the service management system.
Notifications and Reporting. 18.1. HYMAX monitors all circuits and devices for which it is responsible. Due to the fact that lines "flap", the monitoring software will only trigger an alert for "confirmed down status" after 5 minutes. The engineer will first conduct internal trouble shooting to confirm the source of the fault -power, telco or equipment related. The call is only logged with Telkom once confirmed and is then logged into the service management system.
Notifications and Reporting. 9.1 In order to continue connection of the Project, each Party shall promptly providr the. other Party with all relevant information, documents, or data regarding the Project and the Transmission Sys'zm that would be expected to affect the Transmission System or the Project, and which is reasonably requesteL by NERC, ECAR, or any Governmental Authority. Each Party will protect to the extent possible given the rules and regulations of the noted requesters the confidentiality of the other Party's data as. envisioned in Article 2--..
9.2 Each Party agrees to immediately notify the other Party, verbally and then in anticipated labor dispute of which its management hac actual knowledge that mi brig, of any labor dispute or reasonably be expected to affect J~~ the operations of the other Party with respect to this the Project. GENERATOR at its ce. f any hazardous substance on its ties or operations of, the other The Notifying Party shall follow . The Notifying Party shall be all notification, reports or filings associated with performing any required by Environmental Laws. in emergency situations, in. which le, but no later than five business ency situations, such remediation owning the affected property or on of site plans, reports or filings of and Countermeasures (SPCC) agency of competent jurisdiction. otify the other Party as set forth in vent, except that all responsibility notification, reports or filings perty or facilities the ha rardous
Notifications and Reporting. 1. To notify the CCRR of any of the following at least two (2) weeks prior to the change:
a. any address changes to locations where child care is provided (in advance of any such changes); and/or
b. any change in program policies or rates relevant to the provision of voucher services (such changes must be submitted in writing to the CCRR).
2. To notify the CCRR of any of following immediately:
a. if a summer camp voucher recipient voluntarily withdraws their child from the Program before the authorized end date on the voucher;
b. if the Program terminates a child prior to the authorized end date on the voucher;
c. any circumstances resulting in the non-payment of fees;
d. if a child is absent for more than three (3) consecutive days without explanation;
e. any complaints related to child care financial assistance policies, procedures and/or regulations (e.g., fees, billing, or termination of care) (note: complaints about violations of EEC’s licensing regulations should be directed to the EEC regional licensing staff); or
f. any change in a family’s household size or composition, service need, income, and/or attendance that may affect a family’s eligibility for child care financial services and/or the family’s parent fee level.