Code of Practice Sample Clauses

Code of Practice. You understand that the Financial Institution has endorsed the voluntary Canadian Code of Practice for Consumer Debit Card Services, a copy of which is available from Us on request or at www.fcac- xxxx.xx.xx. We will be guided in the exercise of Our discretion by the principles of the Canadian Code of Practice for Consumer Debit Card Services in administering the operation of Debit Card Services, although both You and We acknowledge and agree that it is not binding for purposes of this Agreement.

Code of Practice. Compliance with the Code of Practice

Code of Practice for the Management of Police Information 3.3.1. This agreement outlines the need for the Police and Partners to work together to share information in line with the Policing Purpose as set out in the Management of Police Information Code of Practice. In line with section 39A of the Police Xxx 0000, Chief Officers are required to give “due regard” to this statutory code. The Policing Purposes summarise the statutory and common law duties of the police service for which personal data may be processed and are described as:  Protecting life and property;  Preserving order;  Preventing the commission of offences;  Bringing offenders to justice;  Any duty or responsibility of the police arising from common or statute law.

Code of Practice. Compliance with the Code of Practice 90.1 The Provider must: comply with the Code of Practice set out in Annexure C1; provide a copy of the Code of Practice to all Participants; and explain the Code of Practice to all Participants. 90.2 The Provider must prominently display in its offices and all Sites and make available to potential Participants and Employers, promotional Material made available by the Department about the Code of Practice. 90.3 A breach of the Code of Practice occurs, but is not limited to, when the Provider: fails to deliver Program Services in the manner specified in the Code of Practice; or is the subject of a serious Complaint, or a series of similar Complaints in relation to the Code of Practice, which the Provider has not: actively taken steps to resolve in accordance with clause 32 [Customer feedback process]; or where relevant, actively taken steps to ensure that the Complaint does not re-occur.

Code of Practice. The Company and the Union have agreed to establish and maintain a Code of Practice for the purpose of documenting matters of policy and conduct relative to the operation of the Health and Safety Program. It is further agreed that although this Code is subject to continuous review and amendment by mutual agreement, it is not subject to the grievance and arbitration procedure.

Code of Practice. This Agreement is drafted with due regard to the Canadian Code of Practice for Consumer Debit Card Payment Services, a copy of which is available from the Credit Union on request.

Code of Practice. We endorse the Canadian Code of Practice for Consumer Debit Card Services and commit to maintaining or exceeding the level of consumer protection it establishes.

Code of Practice. This Code of Practice is subject to change from time to time when mutu- ally agreed upon without affecting the Agreement. 1. Carhouse Yard inspection shall be done during the daylight hours. 2. No changes will be made to the supervision and use of Overhead Line Crews without consultation with the Union. In the absence of a foreperson, the Senior Overhead Lineperson of that crew shall take charge. 3. Employees if detailed to do a job which they feel they are incapable of performing properly through lack of experience or training, shall so inform their superior when detailed for the work 4. All substation maintenance, subway signal maintenance and con- struction work must be done by not less than two employees, with the senior of the two being an employee of a grade in keeping with the complexity of the job. Wherever practicable, the second mem- ber of a crew shall be an employee from the same electrical group. 5. On two-person mobile maintenance crews the senior member will be a Grade 1 employee 6. Lead Hands shall be appointed and used as set out in the notes of the joint meeting of the parties hereto held on October 9th, 1956. Present Lead Hands are to be upgraded full-time to that classifica- tion for an indefinite period, the number to fluctuate in accordance with the volume of work required to be done. 7. Substation Electricians shall work the Power Control Centre at Hillcrest as vacancies occur among the Supervisory Control Operators’ group on a rotating basis agreed to by the parties hereto and as set out in the notes of the joint meeting held on November 27th, 1957. The work schedule of Substation Electricians on duty at the Power Control Centre at Hillcrest shall be a maximum of a six-week shift every twelve-week period. 8. Off days shall not be split unless a shift change is made or a transfer to another group is involved or when making vacation reliefs.

Code of Practice. I understand that the Credit Union system, in concert with the banking industry, has endorsed the voluntary Canadian Code of Practice for Consumer Debit Card Services, a copy of which is available from my Credit Union on request and Credit Unions will be guided by the principles of the Code in administering the operation of Debit Card matters.

Code of Practice. ‌ 90.1 The Provider must: comply with the Code of Practice set out in Annexure C1; provide a copy of the Code of Practice to all Participants; and explain the Code of Practice to all Participants. 90.2 The Provider must prominently display in its offices and all Sites and make available to potential Participants and Employers, promotional Material made available by the Department about the Code of Practice. 90.3 A breach of the Code of Practice occurs, but is not limited to, when the Provider: fails to deliver Program Services in the manner specified in the Code of Practice; or is the subject of a serious Complaint, or a series of similar Complaints in relation to the Code of Practice, which the Provider has not: actively taken steps to resolve in accordance with clause 32 [Customer feedback process]; or where relevant, actively taken steps to ensure that the Complaint does not re-occur.