Europol Public Information  Article 106 (1) or to Article 106 (2) of the Financial Regulation (or an equivalent provision in the  successor legislation);  Page 54 of 79  Europol’s initials:  Contractor’s initials:  v. For breach of  Contractor’s  obligation for payment of  Due Remuneration  to its  Personnel  under  the  Framework Contract,  as specified in Article II-4 (5) (“Contractor’s Personnel”); iv. In the event of  Force Majeure , where either resuming performance is impossible within 15  (fifteen)  Working Days  after the starting date of the  Force Majeure ; iii. If the  Contractor  is unable, through its own fault, to obtain any permit or license required for  the satisfactory performance of the  Framework Contract  and/or  Specific Contract  or  Purchase  Order,  this including (without limitation) failure to obtain a certificate of good conduct or  security clearance in accordance with Article II-15 (1); ii. In the specific case in which Europol cannot approve or finally accept a result, report or Deliverable , even after the Contractor submitted the required additional information, correction or new version of result, report or  Deliverable ; i. If the  Contractor does not perform the  Framework Contract and/or  Specific Contract or  Purchase Order  in accordance with the contractual provisions and/or the requirements in the  Tender Specifications;  3. In addition to the reasons above, Europol may also terminate the  Framework Contract and/or  Specific Contract  or  Purchase Order  in full or in part, in the following circumstances: x. For other mandatory reasons, as specified in the Financial Regulation (or the successor  legislation) within the duration of the  Framework Contract . ix. If Europol’s needs change and it no longer requires new goods and/or services under the  Framework Contract ; in such cases on-going  Specific Contracts or  Purchase Order remain  unaffected; or viii. In the event of  Force Majeure , if the  Contractor is not in position to fulfil its obligations as  originally agreed and any necessary contractual amendments would result in unequal  treatment of tenderers or other contractors in a multiple framework contract;  vii. If the termination of the  Framework Contract  with one or more contractors means that the  multiple framework contract with reopening of competition no longer has the minimum  required level of competition; vi. If a change in  Contractor’s  legal, financial, technical, organisational or ownership situation is  likely to substantially affect the implementation of the  Framework Contract or substantially  modify the conditions under which the   was initially awarded; v. If the  Contractor is in a situation that could constitute a  Professional conflicting interest as  referred to in Article II-6 (“Professional conflicting interests”);  iv. If the  Contractor  does not comply with applicable obligations under environmental, social and  labour law established by European Union law, national law, collective agreements or by the  international environmental, social and labour law provisions listed in Annex X to Directive  2014/24/EU; iii. If the procedure for awarding the  Framework Contract  or implementation of the  Framework  Contract by  Specific Contracts and/or  Purchase Orders prove to have been subject to  Substantial errors ,  Irregularities  or  Fraud ;