Activity With Minor Participants Sample Clauses

Activity With Minor Participants. If Activity involves the participation of minors, HBC shall perform a criminal background check on all adult supervisors. Adult supervisors shall remain at the Facility for the duration of the Activity, and the following minimum adult supervisor to minor participantratio based upon the majority of participants’ ages shall be observed at all times: Participant Age Supervisors Participants 6-8 years 1 6 15-17 years 1 10
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Activity With Minor Participants. If Activity involves the participation of Minors (defined as persons under the age of 18 unless accompanied by an adult family member over 18), User shall adhere to the UNCG Youth Programs Policy and Procedures and the Guide for Operating Youth Programs in Attachment C. User acknowledges receipt of Attachment C, that the University may monitor and require proof of compliance with Attachment C and that the Activity must also be registered with the Youth Protection Program Coordinator listed in that policy. If the Activity involves Minors, User acknowledges that they will execute the “Youth Protection Contract Addendum.”
Activity With Minor Participants. If Activity involves the participation of Minors (defined as persons under the age of 18 unless accompanied by an adult family member over 18), User shall adhere to the UNCG Youth Programs Policy and Procedures and the Guide for Operating Youth Programs in Attachment C. User acknowledges receipt of Attachment C, that the University may monitor and require proof of compliance with Attachment C. If the Activity involves Minors, User acknowledges that they will execute the “Youth Protection Contract Addendum.” Adult supervisors shall remain at the Facility for the duration of the Activity.
Activity With Minor Participants. If Activity involves the participation of minors, GSP2P shall perform a criminal background check on all adult supervisors. Adult supervisors shall remain at the Facility for the duration of the Activity, and the following minimum adult supervisor to minor participantratio based upon the majority of participants’ ages shall be observed at all times: Participant Age Supervisors Participants 6-8 years 1 6 15-17 years 1 10

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