School Terms. The Authority agrees that, when assessing the effect of any Compensation Event pursuant to clause 16.7 (Giving of Relief and Compensation), any loss of revenue and/or delay to the achievement of Services Availability that may arise as a result of the operation of clauses 20.2 (Dates on which ICT Handover may occur and 20.3 (Dates on which Services Availability may occur) shall be taken into account provided that the Planned ICT Handover Date shall only ever move to the twenty-fifth Business Day, and the Planned Services Availability Date shall only ever move to the fifth Business Day, before the first day of a Term or Half Term (other than the Summer Half Term). CDM REGULATIONS104 Responsibility for Design As between the Contractor and the Authority, the Contractor shall be entirely responsible for the safety of any design which forms part of the Works [or the Services] and for the adequacy, stability and safety of all site operations and methods of construction. The Contractor as Client In accordance with the CDM Regulations, the Authority, the School Entities and the Contractor have elected that the Contractor shall be, and shall be treated as the only client in relation to the Works [and the Services]. Within ten (10) Business Days of the Commencement Date the Contractor shall, or shall procure that the CDM Co-ordinator shall, notify the Health and Safety Executive of this election and provide a copy of this notice to the Authority. The Contractor shall ensure that the Building Contractor is aware of such election and shall not, prior to the completion of the Works, seek to withdraw, terminate or in any way derogate from such election. The Contractor acknowledges that the role of the CDM Co-ordinator in relation to the Works has prior to the Commencement Date been carried out by the Authority or its agents. The Contractor has examined the Authority’s Requirements and any other information provided by the Authority prior to the Commencement Date and confirms that it is satisfied that the Authority’s Requirements and such other information have taken into account the requirements of the CDM Regulations. Duties under CDM Regulations Subject to Regulation 8 of the CDM Regulations the Contractor shall observe, perform and discharge and/or shall procure the observance, performance and discharge of the obligations, requirements and duties arising under the CDM Regulations in connection with the Works [and the Services] and shall, prior to the Planned Services ...
School Terms. The Authority agrees that, when assessing the effect of any Relief Event pursuant to clause 58.3 (Consequences), any delay to the achievement of ICT Handover that may arise as a result of the operation of clause 20.2 (Dates on which ICT Handover may occur) and any delay to the achievement of Services Availability that may arise as a result of the operation of clause 20.3 (Dates on which Services Availability may occur) shall be taken into account provided that the Planned ICT Handover Date shall only ever move to the twenty-fifth Business Day and the Planned Services Availability Date shall only ever move to the fifth Business Day before the first day of a Half Term (other than the Summer Half Term) or Term.. CHANGE IN LAW Occurrence The Contractor shall take all steps necessary to ensure that the Works and the Services are performed in accordance with the terms of this Agreement following any Change in Law. Qualifying Change in Law If a Qualifying Change in Law occurs or is shortly to occur, then either Party may write to the other to express an opinion on its likely effects, giving details of its opinion of: any necessary change to the Works or the Services; whether any changes are required to the terms of this Agreement to deal with the Qualifying Change in Law; whether relief from compliance with obligations is required, including the obligation of the Contractor to commence the Works by the Start on Site Date, to achieve ICT Handover by the Planned ICT Handover Date in relation to a School, to achieve Services Availability by the Planned Services Availability Date in relation to a School [to complete the Post Completion Works by the relevant Planned Post Completion Works Acceptance Date] and/or meet the Authority's Requirements and/or the Contractor's Proposals during the implementation of any relevant Qualifying Change in Law; any loss of or increase in revenue that will result from the relevant Qualifying Change in Law; any Estimated Change in Project Costs that directly result from the Qualifying Change in Law; and any Capital Expenditure that is required or no longer required as a result of a Qualifying Change in Law taking effect after the final Services Availability Date, in each case giving in full detail the procedure for implementing the change in the Works or in the Services. Responsibility for the costs of implementation (and any resulting variation to the Unitary Charge) shall be dealt with in accordance with clauses 59.3 (Parties to Discu...
School Terms. For the purposes or this Scheme, School terms are deemed to start on 1 September, 1 January and 1 May in each year.
School Terms. 22.1 The last Friday of each term will be a school closure day.
School Terms. The term dates for each Year when the School must be open for teaching Students are as follows: Year Term Dates 2014 [Drafting Note: The number of terms and length of each will depend upon what is negotiated between the Minister and the Sponsor (and what is put forward in the Sponsor’s proposal).] 2015 2016 2017 2018
School Terms. The Authority agrees that, when assessing the effect of any Compensation Event pursuant to clause 16.7 (Giving of Relief and Compensation), any loss of revenue and/or delay to the achievement of Services Availability that may arise as a result of the operation of clause 20.2clauses 20.2 (Dates on which ICT Handover may occur and 20.3 (Dates on which Services Availability may occur) shall be taken into account provided that the Planned ICT Handover Date shall only ever move to the twenty-fifth Business Day, and the Planned Services Availability Date shall only ever move to the fifth Business Day, before the first day of a Term or Half Term (other than the Summer Half Term). CDM REGULATIONS94104 Responsibility for Design As between the Contractor and the Authority, the Contractor shall be entirely responsible for the safety of any design which forms part of the Works [or the Services] and for the adequacy, stability and safety of all site operations and methods of construction. The Contractor as Client
School Terms. The Authority agrees that, when assessing the effect of any Relief Event pursuant to clause 58.3 (Consequences), any delay to the achievement of ICT Handover that may arise as a result of the operation of clause 20.2 (Dates on which ICT Handover may occur) and any delay to the achievement of Services Availability that may arise as a result of the operation of clause 20.220.3 (Dates on which Services Availability may occur) shall be taken into account provided that the Planned ICT Handover Date shall only ever move to the twenty-fifth Business Day and the Planned Services Availability Date shall only ever move to the fifth Business Day before the first day of a Half Term (other than the Summer Half Term) or Term..
School Terms. (a) While attending training sessions, the apprentices will be paid his/her rate at the time, not to exceed 40 hours per week.
School Terms. The terms of the School will be, as far as possible, in accordance with the official school terms of the Western Cape Department of Education, but it remains the discretion of the School to amend same, if necessary.
School Terms. August 11–12 SRA Move-‐In August 13–17 SRA Training August 18–19 RA Move-‐In August 19–31 RA Training September 1 9:00 AM New Students Move-‐In (except AVM) 11:30 AM Residence Dining Hall opens September 2 9:00 AM Returning Students Move-‐In (including AVM) 9:00 AM New Residents Orientation 10:30 AM Residents’ Parents Orientation September 4–5 U of M Orientation Sessions (to be confirmed) September 4 Res Night at the Bookstore September 6 First Day of Classes for Most Faculties/Schools September 13 DEADLINE: Fee Deferral Applications September 14 DEADLINE: Meal Plan Changes September 20 DEADLINE: Term 1 Residence Payments October 8 Thanksgiving Day • No Classes October 11 DEADLINE: Term 1 Residence Deferral Payment October 25 DEADLINE: Term 2 Residence Voluntary Withdrawal November 12 Remembrance Day • No Classes December 5 Term 1 Last Day of Classes December 7–19 Exam Period December 19 Residence Dining Hall Closes December 22 – January 2 Holiday Period (University Closed) 2013 Deadlines and dates subject to change -‐ check back frequently for updates. January 3 7:00 AM Residence Dining Hall Opens January 4 9:00 AM Term 2 Residence Move-‐In January 5 Term 2 New Residents Orientation January 7 Classes Resume in Most Faculties/Schools January 10 DEADLINE: Fee Deferral Applications January 17 DEADLINE: Term 2 Residence Payment January 17 DEADLINE: Meal Plan Changes February 1 SRA Applications Available February 5–6 RA Information Session February 7 Returning Residence Students’ Applications Accepted February 8 RA Applications Available February 11 DEADLINE: SRA Applications February 12–14 SRA Hiring Interviews February 14 DEADLINE: Term 2 Residence Deferral Payment February 15 8:00 PM Residence Dining Hall Closes February 18–22 Reading Week • No Classes February 24 11:30 AM Residence Dining Hall Opens February 26 DEADLINE: RA Applications February 28 DEADLINE: Lottery Applications For Residence Terms 1 & 2 (2013/14) March 1–3 RA Hiring Weekend March 4 Summer Lease Applications Accepted March 25 DEADLINE: Move-‐Out Confirmation March 28 DEADLINE: Lottery Payment March 29 Good Friday • No Classes April 10 Term 2 Last Day of Classes April 12–26 Exam Period April 22 Default Move-‐Out Date April 26 Last Day for Meal Memberships 1:30 PM Residence Dining Hall Closes April 29 DEADLINE: Cancellation of 2013/2014 Returning Residents' Applications
