If the Consumer enters into any agreement or arrangement with any Clause 6.11 third party in relation to control of its load, the Consumer will ensure that: the load is not already controlled by the Distributor; the third party does not interfere with or damage load control systems owned by the Distributor or Retailer; if any damage occurs due to the third party’s actions, the Consumer will promptly remedy the damage at their own cost; the third party makes the load available to the Distributor to enable it to fulfil its performance obligations as an asset owner to meet the Service Standards for Distribution Services; and prior to controlling the load, the third party enters into an agreement with the Distributor regarding protocols for the use of their load. The Consumer will provide the Distributor and its agents with safe Clause 13.1 and unobstructed access onto the Consumer’s Premises for certain purposes (eg inspection and maintenance of the Distributor's Equipment) at reasonable times). The Distributor may disconnect the Consumer's ICP and reclaim its Clause 13.3 equipment if the Consumer does not give the Distributor access to the Distributor’s Equipment on the Consumer’s Premises on notice from the Distributor. The Consumer will not interfere with or damage the Distributor's Clause 14.1 Equipment. The Consumer will not inject energy into or attempt to convey or Clause 14.6 receive signals over the Network. The Consumer will provide suitable space for the secure housing of Clause 14.11 the Distributor’s Equipment. The Consumer acknowledges that the Network on the Consumer's Clause 14.12 Premises is the Distributor's property. The Consumer undertakes to comply with the Distributor’s Network Clause 15.2 Connection Standards. The Consumer acknowledges that the Consumer recognises that Clause 16.1 surges or spikes are momentary fluctuations in voltage or frequency, may cause damage to the Consumer’s sensitive equipment and are not treated as interruptions. It is the Consumer's responsibility to maintain Consumer Service Clause 17.1 (unless the Distributor is required or agrees to provide and maintain those lines). The Consumer is responsible for ensuring that the Electricity Clause 18.1 (Hazards from Trees) Regulations 2003 are complied with in respect of any trees that the Consumer has an interest in that are near the Grid or any line that forms part of the Network.
If the Consumer enters into any agreement or arrangement with any third party in relation to control of its load, the Consumer will ensure that: the load is not already controlled by the Distributor; the third party does not interfere with or damage load control systems owned by the Distributor or Retailer; if any damage occurs due to the third party’s actions, the Consumer will promptly remedy the damage at their own cost; the third party makes the load available to the Distributor to enable it to fulfil its performance obligations as an asset owner to meet the Service Standards for Distribution Services; and prior to controlling the load, the third party enters into an agreement with the Distributor regarding protocols for the use of their load. Clause 6.11 The Consumer will provide the Distributor and its agents with safe and unobstructed access onto the Consumer’s Premises for certain purposes (eg inspection and maintenance of the Distributor's Equipment) at reasonable times). Clause 13.1 The Distributor may disconnect the Consumer's ICP and reclaim its equipment if the Consumer does not give the Distributor access to the Distributor’s Equipment on the Consumer’s Premises on notice from the Distributor. Clause 13.3 The Consumer will not interfere with or damage the Distributor's Equipment. Clause 14.1 The Consumer will not inject energy into or attempt to convey or receive signals over the Network. Clause 14.6 The Consumer will provide suitable space for the secure housing of the Distributor’s Equipment. Clause 14.11 The Consumer acknowledges that the Network on the Consumer's Premises is the Distributor's property. Clause 14.12 The Consumer undertakes to comply with the Distributor’s Network Connection Standards. Clause 15.2 The Consumer acknowledges that the Consumer recognises that surges or spikes are momentary fluctuations in voltage or frequency, may cause damage to the Consumer’s sensitive equipment and are not treated as interruptions. Clause 16.1 It is the Consumer's responsibility to maintain Consumer Service (unless the Distributor is required or agrees to provide and maintain those lines). Clause 17.1 The Consumer is responsible for ensuring that the Electricity (Hazards from Trees) Regulations 2003 are complied with in respect of any trees that the Consumer has an interest in that are near the Grid or any line that forms part of the Network. Clause 18.1
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