(b) The Concessionaire shall have sole responsibility for ensuring that the required numbers of trains are fit for service at the beginning only that the Concessionaire has not unreasonably delayed the reporting of faults on one or more trains.
(c) The Concessionaire shall have sole responsibility for ensuring that the required numbers of drivers are fit for service at all times as required to operate the number of trains required to be in service.
(d) In the event of a fault being reported on a train in service, the Concessionaire has sole responsibility for deciding on if, when and where this train will be taken out of service and if a reserve train is to be brought into service as a replacement.
(e) The MRTA may demand that a reserve train is made available immediately by the Concessionaire if a reserve train that has already been passed fit for service is already available in the depot.
(f) If the records show that the Concessionaire was not able to provide a replacement train in circumstances where one could be demanded, but the Concessionaire for valid operational reasons did not request a replacement, the Concessionaire shall describe in the monthly report too.
(g) If the Concessionaire fails to make available qualified staff to operate a train that is scheduled to be in service, whether during peak or off-peak periods, a train service non-availability shall be recorded.