Auditability. Aéroports de Paris undertakes to ensure that all information provided to the State in connection with its performance of this agreement, and the methods used to collect such information, may be the subject at any time of an audit requested by the State. Aéroports de Paris shall receive at least fifteen days prior notice of any decision by the State to proceed with an audit. It shall receive a copy of the results. Audits shall be carried out according to terms and conditions chosen by the State and the expenses shall be borne by it.
Auditability. The Callmy Alert Management Portal provides administrators with real time and historic data on all information relating to SOS activity. Activation data includes location details, audio recordings and any notes added by the responding team. Details of which users have set their SOS timer, how long it was set for, if it was automatically activated or extended are also available. This is important to not only mobilise a response but to also benefit resource allocation and user training. These details can be exported to Excel for detailed analysis.
Auditability. To ensure auditability of the above arrangements, staff will be expected to keep records in line with local policy to demonstrate such things as; Time of call Duration of call Reason for call Patient/Client/resident involved Outcome The Joint Secretaries of the NHS Staff Council have received the information which is attached from the Department of Health. This is in response to the sub-group’s request for advice on how employment law relates to on-call. Secretariat March 2010 Distributed to all members of the on-call sub-group on 1 April 2010.
1. Working time is defined by reg.2 WTR as follows: ““working time” in relation to a worker, means-
Auditability. Since every vote is tied to a public transaction ID and stored on an immutable ledger, the system can be audited by external parties, ensuring complete transparency and compliance with voting regulations.
Auditability. (1) Logging. Access and changes to Data shall be logged to a dedicated server, and logs shall be maintained for at least six (6) years. All user uploads shall be logged and “hashed” to verify integrity. All Data analyses shall be stamped with the date and time processed. Pursuant to SEC Release 34-85381, certain identified information has been excluded from this Exhibit because it is (i) not material and (ii) would be competitively harmful if publicly disclosed. 23
(2) Records Retention. Sema4 shall have the ability to delete Data.
Auditability. As specified in the UA Auditing section of [UA Part 4], OPC UA supports audit logging by providing traceability of activities through the log entries of the multiple clients and servers that initiate, forward, and handle the activity. OPC UA depends upon OPC UA Application products to provide an effective audit logging scheme or an efficient manner of collecting the Audit events of all nodes, This scheme may be part of a larger industrial automation product of which the OPC UA Applications are part.
Auditability. FT shall have the right, through an independent auditor retained by it, to inspect records of Equant for the sole purpose of verifying the accuracy of the statements made by Equant with respect to the provisions of this agreement, provided that Equant shall be subject to no more than two such audits per year. Audits shall be allowed only after the giving of reasonable notice and only where an audit is conducted at a reasonable time. Any agent who may conduct an audit on behalf of FT shall execute a confidentiality undertaking if required by the party whose records are being audited.
Auditability. Magna shall provide all financial information necessary for GeoBio to construct accurate financial statements, which financial statements shall include 2008, 2009 and the first three quarters for 2010 income statements, balance sheets, and statements of cash flow, consisting of accrual based financial statements and supporting schedules including balance sheets, income statements and statement of cash flows for the required periods identified. Magna and the Sellers shall confirm, in connection with the provision of any and all such information requested by GeoBio in order to enable GeoBio to create the income statement, balance sheet and statement of cash flow for fiscal years 2008, 2009 and the first three quarters for 2010 in accordance GAAP, that the Magna operations and financial information related thereto are auditable. GeoBio shall pay one hundred percent (100%) of the costs of a PCAOB audit of Magna’s books and records.
Auditability. The use of the system must be checked to determine that the security measures are effective. Audits are done rigorously in order to provide evidence of secure operation to stakeholders. The system supports auditing by recording events that are evidence of security working both well and poorly. These events include new connections, configuration changes, and security error responses to service calls.
Auditability. To ensure auditability of the above arrangements, staff will be expected to keep records in line with local policy to demonstrate such things as; Time of call Duration of call Reason for call Patient/Client/resident involved Outcome The Joint Secretaries of the NHS Staff Council have received the information which is attached from the Department of Health. This is in response to the sub-group’s request for advice on how employment law relates to on-call. Secretariat March 2010 Distributed to all members of the on-call sub-group on 1 April 2010.
1. Working time is defined by reg.2 WTR as follows: ““working time” in relation to a worker, means- any period during which he is working, at his employer’s disposal and carrying out his activity or duties, any period during which he is receiving relevant training, and any additional period which is to be treated as working time for the purposes of these Regulations under a relevant agreement.”
2. There are a number of cases which have considered issues relating to what constitutes working time and the following general principles can be extracted from them.
3. First, workers who are required to be at their place of work, or at a particular place other than their home, while on call will be entitled to count the whole of any such period, including periods of inactivity or sleep, as “working time” for the purposes of the WTR/WTD.
4. Secondly, workers who are only required while on call to be at a location at which they can be contacted and from which they can promptly reach their workplace if necessary will only be entitled to count as “working time” those periods when they are actually at work.
5. Thirdly, more difficult and case specific issues may arise where workers are not required to be at work, but are required to be at home (for example, to answer emails or give telephone advice). Employees who are required to remain at home while on call will inevitably suffer some restriction on their freedom to pursue other activities. On the other hand, they are not required to remain apart from their family or social environment, and are not subject to the type of constraints inherent in attendance at a workplace. Case law suggests that these features would on the whole take time spent at home outside the definition of “working time” in the WTD, provided that home is not also “the working environment”. This is because the ECJ held that in order to rest effectively, a worker must be able to remove himself from the working...
