AUTHORISED CONTACT PERSON Sample Clauses

AUTHORISED CONTACT PERSON. This individual will be used as the main point of contact by the City during the processing of applications for accreditation and thereafter until the commencement of the sales campaign (planned to commence from 1 October 2013). It would be helpful, but not essential, if this individual is the same person who signs under Section 10. After all formal accreditation processes have been successfully completed the details of the prime contact person may be changed if required.
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AUTHORISED CONTACT PERSON. 3.1 The Authorised Contact Person shall be designated to be the contact for all correspondence between Cassowary Coast Regional Council or Council’s nominated Caretaker and the Hirer. 3.2 The Authorised Contact Person shall be responsible for collection and return of all keys issued, payment of all fees and cleaning deposits. 3.3 The Authorised Contact Person is to provide a contact phone number and address both inside and outside of normal office hours i.e. 9am to 5pm. 3.4 Once nominated, the Authorised Contact Person cannot transfer their responsibilities to another person without prior notification to Cassowary Coast Regional Council or Council’s nominated Caretaker, and provision of contact information for the new contact person. 3.5 The Authorised Contact Person is to ensure that the stage and dressing rooms are off-bounds to unauthorised persons during the hire of the venue.
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AUTHORISED CONTACT PERSON. The Client shall designate one or more authorised contact person(s) (each, an “Authorised Contact”) with whom the Company will conduct Service-related communications. The Client’s initial Authorised Contact(s) are to be identified at the commencement of this Agreement. Likewise, the Client may designate one or more Authorised Contacts with respect to individual Services Documents at commencement. Each Authorised Contact shall be a point of contact for the Company, and shall be authorised to provide, modify and approve, on Client’s behalf, work direction, Services Documents, and Change Orders. The Client understands and agrees that the Company shall be permitted to act upon the direction and apparent authority of each Authorised Contact, unless and until Company receives written notice from the Client (as described below) that an Authorised Contact is no longer authorised to act on Client’s behalf. If during the Term of this Agreement, the Client wishes to add or remove an Authorised Contact, or modify an Authorised Contact’s information or authority, the Client must notify the Company in writing of the change(s) including (in the event of the addition of an Authorised Contact) the Authorised Contact’s name, address, email address and telephone number.
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AUTHORISED CONTACT PERSON. Full name of the person signing this application form who warrants that they are mandated to represent the Applicant: TICK: Mr / Mrs / Ms / Dr RSA Identity Number: Daytime contact details: Landline: Cell No Contact E−mail :
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