Transitional provisions for existing common use arrangements
4 Transitional provisions for existing common use arrangements
In this regulation —
existing common use arrangement means an arrangement —
entered into by the State Supply Commission; and
under which the State Supply Commission obtains from a supplier a standing contractual offer for the supply of goods or services to 1 or more public authorities or persons or bodies approved under section 23 of the former Act; and
that is in force immediately before transition day;
former Act has the meaning given in section 40 of the Act;
public authority has the meaning given in section 3(1) of the former Act;
State Supply Commission has the meaning given in section 40 of the Act;
supply has the meaning given in section 3(1) of the former Act;
transition day has the meaning given in section 40 of the Act.
On and after transition day, each existing common use arrangement is taken to be a common use contractual arrangement.
Unless the parties to an existing common use arrangement agree otherwise on or after transition day, a reference to a potential customer in the existing common use arrangement is, despite any definition of the term in the existing common use arrangement, taken to be a reference to each State agency and authorised body (as those terms are defined in section 4(1) of the Act).
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