Common use of Project Progress Clause in Contracts

Project Progress. 3.1 If: (a) the Ministry is not satisfied with the progress of the Project; (b) the Ministry believes on reasonable grounds that the project is not being carried out in accordance with this Agreement or the Recipient’s Project Plan; (c) the Recipient does or omits to do something, or any matter concerning the Recipient comes to the Ministry’s attention, which, in the Ministry’s opinion, may damage the business or reputation of the Ministry; or (d) the Recipient breaches any of its obligations under this Agreement, the Ministry may (without limiting its other remedies): (e) renegotiate this Agreement with the Recipient; or (f) terminate this Agreement immediately by notice to the Recipient, and clause 4.5 will apply.

Project Progress. 3.1 If: (a) the Ministry is not satisfied with the progress of the Project; (b) the Ministry believes on reasonable grounds that the project is not being carried out in accordance with this Agreement or the Recipient’s Project PlanApplication; (c) the Recipient does or omits to do something, or any matter concerning the Recipient comes to the Ministry’s attention, which, in the Ministry’s opinion, may damage the business or reputation of the Ministry; or (d) the Recipient breaches any of its obligations under this Agreement, the Ministry may (without limiting its other remedies): (e) renegotiate this Agreement with the Recipient; or (f) terminate this Agreement immediately by notice to the Recipient, and clause 4.5 will apply.