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2016-10-17 GC Agenda - Item 8 - Attachment 2 (Amended) - Statement of Financial Position
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(e) any provider of infrastructure required for the
Services.
Breakdown means a failure of a Bus which prevents the Bus from
being used which is a result of a breach of a warranty
referred to in clause 6.
Buses means the buses described in Schedules 1, 2 and 8,
together with such accessories, machinery, tools and
associated items, manuals, log books and vehicles as are
required by this agreement or are necessary for the use of
such buses in accordance with all relevant Industry
Standards, Legal Requirements and the Lease (including
but not limited to the Charging Infrastructure).
Business Day means a day that is not:
(a) a Saturday or Sunday;
(b) any day occurring between 22 December and 10
January (inclusive); or
(c) a public holiday, special holiday or bank holiday,
in Noosa.
Charging Infrastructure means the charging infrastructure required to charge and
operate the Buses in accordance with the Lease, the
minimum requirements for which are set out in Schedule
3.
Claim means any claim for or entitlement to:
(a) an amount payable under or in relation to the Lease
other than the Rent;
(b) any costs, expenses, damages, liabilities or other
amounts of whatever nature against the Lessee or
any of its Personnel;
(c) relief from any of the Lessor's obligations or
liabilities under the Lease,
whether under the Lease or otherwise at law or in equity
(including under statue, in tort or for restitution).
Commencement Date means the Commencement Date identified in Schedule 4.
Delivery Point means Noosa Council Depot, 10 Bartlett Rd, Noosaville
Electric Bus Programme means trial of the Buses which the Lessee will be
Trial undertaking during the Term in conjunction with Translink.
End Date means the End Date identified in Schedule 4, as adjusted
in accordance with clause 25(b).
Industry Standard means the recognised standard accepted by the
Australian industry to which a particular portion of the
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