The subcontractor refuses to use the means of registration despite the arrangements made. Who is responsible for missing registrations?

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Both the contractor and the subcontractor may be held responsible for missing registrations. The contractor is responsible for organising and monitoring a registration system in consultation with the subcontractor.

Both the contractor and the subcontractor may be held responsible for missing registrations. The contractor is responsible for organising and monitoring a registration system in consultation with the subcontractor. The contractor and subcontractor must make clear arrangements regarding the organisation and monitoring of the registration system. If the contractor establishes that data are missing, it must contact the subcontractor and inform it of the missing registrations.

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