Minimum Standard Sample Clauses

Minimum Standard. (b) A Decision Maker must notify the Corporation that has an Agreement over the area to which the Advisory Activity relates. Notification may be in writing, including electronic form (e.g. being posted on an official website), and must include:
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Minimum Standard. This Standard of Review and Decision shall be used as a minimum standard. Parties may impose a more restrictive decision-making standard for Withdrawals under their authority. It is also acknowledged that although a Proposal meets the Standard of Review and Decision it may not be approved under the laws of the Originating Party that has implemented more restrictive Measures.
Minimum Standard. The Employer recognises that House Supervisors and Key Workers require adequate time to undertake their administrative tasks. There shall be a Departmental standard of a minimum allocation of administrative time in all rosters with an ability to access additional time in complex locations. The minimum standard is as defined in accordance with the policy “House Supervisor Minimum Standard and Review of Practices” (dated 1 December 2012). (Schedule G)
Minimum Standard. This Letter of Agreement establishes a minimum standard for the assignment of compensatory time off.
Minimum Standard. The quantitative or qualitative measure applied to an activity, task, or function to determine if the region is achieving expectations for a planning objective. Higher standards may be set for the same objective in local plans.
Minimum Standard. In fulfilling the obligations in clauses 9.1 and 9.2, each party will as a minimum standard use the same degree of care to avoid disclosure as it uses to protect its own confidential information.
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Minimum Standard. The specifications and Contract Drawings define a minimum standard for materials, manufacture and workmanship. The Contractor shall include in his tender the cost of any additional work or improvements in the quality of the work, that he may consider necessary to unconditionally guarantee the performance of the completed work in conformity with the Contract. All such proposals shall be given in the form of an annex but there is no obligation on the part of the Employer to accept any of the Tenderer's proposals.
Minimum Standard. 6.1 The Standard (as defined below) applies at all times to the Employee covered by this Agreement. Where the Standard provides a more favourable outcome than that contained in this Agreement, the lower benefits contained in this Agreement shall be null and void and the benefit contained in the Standard shall apply.
Minimum Standard. A Decision Maker must notify the Corporation that has an Agreement over the area to which the Advisory Activity relates. Notification may be in writing, including electronic form (e.g. being posted on an official website), and must include: the name of the government department, agency or authority giving the notice; a description of the activity, why it is required, what legislation gives effect to the activity, and activity timelines; a description of the land or waters affected (allotment, section, parish, county, road address or description, geographical location GPS), a relevant topographic map, plans or specifications where appropriate, and if available, aerial or other photographs of the site; an invitation to comment that specifies to whom comments should be sent and the time-period within which comments will be accepted; the name of a person who may be contacted for further information or explanation of the proposed activity. The minimum time-period for the initial consultation between the Decision Maker and the Corporation is 28 days from the date of the notification. Where comments are received from the Corporation, the Decision Maker must: provide a response that acknowledges receipt of those comments; actively consider those comments and, where practical, discuss those comments, and possible ways to resolve the issues with the Corporation; and once a decision has been made, and where requested by the Corporation, the Decision Maker must send a subsequent letter detailing what, if any, action was taken in response to the comments received. The Decision Maker must maintain records of all correspondence with the Corporation made with respect to these directions. Other considerations These directions describe formal procedures for engagement between a Decision Maker and the Corporation with respect to Advisory Activities. However, the Parties agree that engagement should go beyond formal procedures and establish a relationship between Parties that is flexible enough to respect and accommodate the needs of each party. A notification and consultation process undertaken in accordance with these directions may include details of two or more Advisory Activities. The Corporation has the right to choose not to receive notification for particular Advisory Activities. It may do this by writing to the Attorney-General. There may be different procedures arranged for the notification of certain Advisory Activities, if it is by mutual agreement of the Attorney...
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