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detail and estimating its likely duration. The party invoking Subsection (a) has the burden of <br />proving that the force majeure event exists. <br />(c). If the other party is reasonably satisfied that the force majeure event exists, it shall notify the <br />invoking party that the obligations of this Contract are suspended from the effective date of the <br />event throughout its duration. The party invoking Subsection (a) shall notify the other party <br />within five business days after the force majeure event ends. When the force majeure event <br />ends, the obligations of this Contract are reinstated for the remainder of the Contract's term. <br />(d). If the obligations of this Contract are suspended because of a force majeure event for a <br />cumulative period of more than 30 calendar days, either party may terminate this Contract in <br />whole or part for convenience under Article 10. <br />Article 23: Conflict of Interest <br />(a). SUBCONTRACTOR agrees to comply with its internal policy prohibiting conflict of interest <br />and with Chapter 171 of the TEX. LOCAL GOVT. CODE ANN. in carrying out this Contract. <br />(b). If SUBCONTRACTOR learns that one of its governing body members, officers, employees, or <br />agents has violated or may violate its internal policy or Chapter 171, SUBCONTRACTOR <br />agrees promptly to take corrective and appropriate disciplinary action and to notify CAPCOG <br />in writing of the actual or potential violation and the corrective and disciplinary action taken. <br />Article 24: Miscellaneous <br />(a). All representations and warranties of SUBCONTRACTOR, together with all continuing obligations <br />described in this Contract, survive the ending or early termination of this Contract. <br />(b). This Contract states the entire agreement of the parties, and an amendment to it is not effective <br />unless in writing and signed by both parties. <br />(c). This Contract is binding on and inures to the benefit of the parties' successors in interest. <br />(d). This Contract is performable in Travis County, Texas, and Texas law governs the interpretation <br />and application of this Contract. <br />(e). This Contract is executed in duplicate originals. <br />CAPCOG FY2010 Solid Waste Interlocal Contract 35