Provision of Rail Study Report Sample Clauses

Provision of Rail Study Report. (a) Subject to clause 7.4(c), Aurizon Network must: (i) notify All Study Funders of completion of the Rail Study within 2 Business Days after the Completion Date (Completion Notice); and (ii) prepare, and deliver to the Study Funder a copy of, the Rail Study Report, within 20 Business Days after the date of the Completion Notice. (b) The Rail Study Report delivered to the Study Funder under clause 7.4(a) must include the information required for the relevant Rail Study in the Access Undertaking. (c) Aurizon Network may delete from the copy of the Rail Study Report which Aurizon Network is required to deliver to the Study Funder under clause 7.4(a) any information which, if disclosed to the Study Funder, would give rise to a breach of a contractual or other obligation (including an equitable obligation of confidence) by Aurizon Network. (d) The Study Funder may, within 20 Business Days after Aurizon Network delivers the Rail Study Report to the Study Funder under clause 7.4(a), give Aurizon Network a Dispute Notice which Disputes: (i) that the Rail Study Report complies with the requirements specified in clause 7.4(b); or (ii) the contents of the Rail Study Report, (or both) (Report Dispute). (e) If a Report Dispute is not resolved in accordance with clause 16.2, the Study Funder may refer the Dispute to an Expert to determine the Report Dispute. (f) If the Study Funder does not give Aurizon Network a Dispute Notice referred to in clause 7.4(d) within the time referred to in clause 7.4(d), then: (i) the Study Funder may not give Aurizon Network a Dispute Notice in respect of the Report Dispute; and (ii) any such Dispute Notice which is given by the Study Funder will be taken to be of no effect.
Provision of Rail Study Report. (a) Subject to clause 7.4(b), Aurizon Network will prepare, and deliver to the Customer a copy of, the Rail Study Report. (b) Aurizon Network may delete from the copy of the Rail Study Report which Aurizon Network is required to deliver to the Customer under clause 7.4(a) any information which, if disclosed to the Customer, would give rise to a breach of an obligation or duty of confidence by Aurizon Network.
Provision of Rail Study Report. (a) Subject to clause 7.4(c)7.4(c), Aurizon Network will must: (i) notify All Study Funders of completion of the Rail Study within 2 Business Days after the Completion Date (Completion Notice); and (a) (ii) prepare, and deliver to the Study Funder a copy of, the Rail Study Report, within 20 Business Days after the date of the Completion Notice. (b) The Rail Study Report delivered to the Study Funder under clause 7.4(a)7.4(a) must comply with the requirements specified include the information required for the relevant Rail Study in item 2 of schedule 3the Access Undertaking. (c) Aurizon Network may delete from the copy of the Rail Study Report which Aurizon Network is required to deliver to the Study Funder under clause 7.4(a)7.4(a) any information which, if disclosed to the Study Funder, would give rise to a breach of a contractual or other obligation (including an equitable obligation of confidence) by Aurizon Network. (d) The Study Funder may, within 20 Business Days after Aurizon Network delivers the Rail Study Report to the Study Funder under clause 7.4(a), give Aurizon Network a Dispute Notice which Disputes that the Rail Study Report complies with the requirements specified in item 2 of schedule 3.: (i) If a that the Rail Study Report complies with the requirements specified in clause 7.4(b); or (ii) the contents of the Rail Study Report,

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