Board’s Obligations. The Board will ensure that: The licensee is afforded a Collaborative Arrangement with the Service Provider the Service Provider makes available all relevant Hospital policies, procedures, protocols and standards for use by the Licensee; the hospital/health service provides to the Licensee an orientation, equivalent to that provided to midwives who are employees of the hospital/health service, on the hospital layout, systems, policies and processes; and assistance to the Licensee from staff of the health service is provided as specified in clause 6.2.iii and Schedule 2.
Board’s Obligations. It is understood that the Board is under no obligation to appoint any applicant resulting from the posting of any contract/permanent position.
Board’s Obligations. The parties agree that it is the Board’s obligation to provide a safe and healthy workplace environment as provided for in the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
Board’s Obligations. With respect to the Insurance Plans set out in this Article, the Board is not the insurer. The Insurance Plans are underwritten by insurance companies and the provisions of the policies issued shall govern each Plan. The Parties agree that the Board is not responsible in the event that the insurer determines that a claim is not payable. All Insurance Plan coverage is subject to the approval of the insurance carrier.
Board’s Obligations. Where the Board terminates the Agreement, the Board shall be responsible only for:
(a) payment of the Services provided to the date of termination
Board’s Obligations. - 3.1 The Board agrees to participate as an equal partner, with the First Nation in educating First Nations students.
3.2 The Board agrees to enroll and provide to First Nations students an Educational Program in accordance with the School Act and Regulations and orders thereunder, as amended from time to time.
3.3 The Board agrees to provide support to ensure parity of access and opportunity to First Nations students in a manner consistent with Board practices for all students enrolled in Educational Programs in the School District and to continue to work toward parity of success· in educational programs for First Nations students.
3.4 The Board agrees that any local curriculum changes must be done in consultation with the First Nation or their representatives and that any Ministry dictated curriculum may be expanded if so desired.
3.5 The Board agrees to integrate in appropriate places in the curriculum material Which the Board considers, after consultation with the First Nation, promotes an understanding and appreciation for the history, culture and language of the Taku River Tlingits. '
3.6 The Board agrees to the on-going development, in consultation with the First Nation, a "Scope and Sequence Chart" for First Nations programs for all grades (See Appendix). ·
3.7 The Board, while following Ministry policies with respect to Special Education, and in consultation with the First Nation, agrees to the following:
3.7.1 To develop alternate programs, or Individual Education Programs (I.E.P.) for those students, who in the opinion of the Board, parents and First Nation, will likely not graduate. They must be identified, the parents and local band notified, and a positive course of action jointly planned so as to help the student achieve skills that will help him/her to succeed in finding and holding a job. ·
3.7.2 A letter from the school will be sent to the First Nation, or representatives, stating how many students under this agreement are receiving Special Education Program§, including students on an I.E.P. This letter will be sent after assessments have been completed;
3.7.3 First Nation may become involved with a specific student's program only after consent from the student's parents or guardians;
3.7.4 Students who are above grade level must also be addressed in a similar manner as any other special education student
3.8 The Board agrees, in consultation with the First Nation, to explore the issue of mastery learning but nothing be implemented withou...
Board’s Obligations. Vacancies and Promotions
Board’s Obligations. If the Board receives a Drag Along Notice, the Board must send a copy of the Drag Along Notice within seven days of receipt, to each of the other PML Shareholders (Drag Offerees) requiring the Drag Offerees to sell all of their Shares in the Company to the Drag Purchaser on the terms contained in the Drag Along Notice (and set out in clause 21.1) at the same time as the Drag Vendor sells all of its Shares in the Company to the Drag Purchaser.
Board’s Obligations. 10.1. In consideration of obtaining Membership of the Fund, the Board undertakes as follows for the duration of its Membership:
10.1.1. To support Carbon and Energy Fund concept whereby Members support each other through collective Membership of the Fund.
10.1.2. To make the Project Sponsor/Champion available for discussion/meetings with CEF should CEF have any issues about Board support or about how the Energy Project is being managed by the Board.
10.1.3. To deal with CEF intellectual property in accordance with paragraph 15 below.
10.1.4. To resource the tasks that require Board input so as to achieve the agreed Carbon and Energy Fund tranche timescales and outputs..
10.1.5. Where the Board has approved the best bid that complies with the Board’s requirements, and the Board subsequently withdraws from entering into that project agreement following approval and the issuing of the preferred bidder letter, the Board will reimburse all reasonable Carbon and Energy Fund costs incurred between the Board’s approval of the best bid, and its withdrawal.
10.1.6. To abide by Carbon and Energy Fund tranche rules which are designed to deliver the best possible outcome for the public sector in general and for each individual Member.
10.1.7. To assist CEF in collecting the data set out in the Appendix to this Membership Agreement.
10.1.8. The Board accepts that CEF recovers its costs through the Administration Fee (as set out in paragraph 5.1 above and explained in more detail in paragraph 15 below).
10.1.9. To ensure that there is a Board Board Executive Director nominated as the Board Board Sponsor/Champion (as set out at paragraph 7 above) for the Energy Project.
10.1.10. To ensure that the Administration Fee or any other fee payable under this Membership Agreement is paid to CEF within 30 days of the date of the invoice for the same.
10.1.11. To ensure that appropriate representation is available from the Board board to ensure that the technical, commercial and legal aspects of the Energy Project are supported throughout its duration.
Board’s Obligations. In connection with the Board’s use of the Municipal Facilities, it is agreed as follows:
(a) The Board shall be responsible for the care and supervision of all Board Persons.
(b) If a Municipal Facility or its contents, appurtenances or equipment are damaged by an act, omission or negligence by any Board Person (other than “normal wear and tear”), the Board shall pay to the Municipality such reasonable amount as may be required to restore, with materials of like kind and quality, damaged property to its pre-damage condition.
(c) The Board shall ensure that: (i) its programs do not infringe upon the time scheduled by any other group or program for the Municipal Facility; and (ii) it vacates the Municipal Facility at the end of the time scheduled for the respective Board Program. The Board acknowledges that the time scheduled for use of any Municipal Facility includes the time necessary to assemble, disassemble and put away anything used for the Board Program.
(d) The Board shall ensure that the maximum number of persons using a Municipal Facility for purposes of a Board Program shall not exceed the approved capacity of that Municipal Facility.
(e) The Board shall ensure that, for each Board Program within or on a Municipal Facility, it shall have one or more designated individuals, on site and who shall have the following responsibilities:
(i) arrive at the Municipal Facility in advance of the start time scheduled for the Board Program;
(ii) inform the participants of emergency evacuation procedures and exit locations, as applicable;
(iii) ensure the safety of Board Persons attending the Board Program;
(iv) liaise with the Municipal staff on site;
(v) ensure that no Board Persons obstruct any corridors, stairwells or exits in a Municipal Facility:
(vi) ensure all Board Persons leave the Municipal Facilities no later than the end of the time period scheduled with the Municipality for the respective Board Program;
(vii) ensure that the Municipal Facility in question is left in an “as found” condition;
(viii) not leave the Municipal Facility until all other Board Persons have left; and
(ix) immediately report any readily apparent unsafe conditions to the Municipal staff on site or via the designated contact number provided by the Municipality.
(f) The Board shall be responsible for ensuring that law and order is preserved in connection with all Board Programs insofar as Board Persons are concerned. The Board shall be responsible for ensuring that all Board Pro...
