CONTEXT AND SCOPE Sample Clauses

CONTEXT AND SCOPE. The Province and the VBE (individually, a "Party" and collectively, the "Parties") consider student safety to be a top priority, and have committed to reducing seismic risk to protect students through the Seismic Mitigation Program ("SMP") for schools. The primary objective of the SMP is to achieve a life-safety standard for schools by minimizing the probability of local structural collapse as a result of a seismic event. The purpose of this Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") is to facilitate the establishment of a project office (the "VPO") to manage all of the VBE's SMP projects, to define the terms of reference for the VPO, the director (the "Director") and the steering committee (the "Steering Committee"), and to identify the respective roles and responsibilities of the VBE, the Province, the Steering Committee, the VPO and the Director. The Parties intend that the VBE will complete its SMP projects in an effective and efficient manner and within the parameters of the SMP. While the VPO is to be a part of the VBE, the intent is that the VPO will function with limited interaction with the day-to-day VBE operations.
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CONTEXT AND SCOPE. Gosnells Community Legal Centre Inc is a not-for-profit community based legal and advocacy centre providing services to disadvantaged persons residing in the southeast metropolitan corridor (principally from the City of Canning through to Serpentine/Jarrahdale). Intrinsic to GCLC work is the promotion of human rights and equality of access to social justice. GCLC recognises that not all members of the community have equal access to or ability to participate in the legal system. GCLC acknowledges that casework assistance alone will not address the systemic injustices that exist within society nor provide sustainable outcomes for the broader community. Consequently GCLC is actively engaged in community legal education, community development and law and social policy reforms. These strategies form a significant element of GCLC’s strategic direction and are fundamental to GCLC achieving its goals and mission. GCLC receives funding from a variety of sources including Commonwealth Attorney General’s Department, State Government’s Community Legal Services Program, Department of Commerce, Department of Local Government and Communities and the Law Society of WA’s Public Purposes Trust. This funding is to resource GCLC to provide information, referral, advice, advocacy, some court representation, community legal education and policy and law reform activities in various areas of law, including; ⮚ Child Support ⮚ Family Law ⮚ Domestic Violence ⮚ Criminal Injuries Compensation ⮚ Tenancy ⮚ Volunteer legal service (evenings) Other Services provided are: ⮚ Financial Counselling ⮚ Family Dispute Resolution ( for parenting disputes) ⮚ Neighbourhood mediation
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CONTEXT AND SCOPE. IC is in the process of developing and rolling out a national ACCEXX.XX xxxvice to be launched in December 2000. In preparation for the national launch, IC requires a functioning portal to be available by the Completion Date for technical verification and immediately thereafter for up to 20 Pilot Trials in communities across Canada. Pilot Trials would be operational until launch of the national service at the end of 2000. Annex A contains a list of communities that are candidates for Pilot Trials. Other communities may be added to this list. IC will determine the list of Pilot Trial communities and the priority sequence for Pilot Trials. CivicLife, in partnership with SmartSources, will develop and supply Civic Portal software with the capabilities set out in Section 7 Deliverables that will be capable of being scaled to provide service in all of the Pilot Trial communities. The software shall be further scalable for national launch and growth. SmartSources and CivicLife will also provide the design and other specifications and requirements for the server hardware and software necessary to host the Civic Portal software in a sufficient scale to provide simultaneous access in the Pilot Trial communities, and subsequently for national launch and growth. These specifications will be provided in document form within 10 working days of receipt of the final list of pilot trial communities and concurrent user estimates from IC. CivicLife and SmartSources will design the Civic Portal software to accommodate establishment of: a) additional stand-alone development environments b) an on-line verification environment where new capabilities can be tested; and C) a fully scaled-up production environment. By the Completion Date CivicLife and SmartSources will supply the working portal software as defined in Section 7, Deliverables. Since much of the work will be in a development phase, work will progress to the Completion Date in a collaborative fashion between CivicLife, SmartSources and Industry Canada. Specific modifications and refinements to capabilities will be incorporated based on discussion, decision and documented agreement amongst the parties. SmartSources and CivicLife will provide documentation, and training and installation, integration and testing support to Industry Canada and its designated contractors and service operators as defined in Section 7 Deliverables. The contracted cost of the work up to the Completion Date is $500,000 (Canadian Funds). Decisi...
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CONTEXT AND SCOPE. Our Vision Our Purpose: We are committed to:
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CONTEXT AND SCOPE. The Community & Public Sector Union SPSF Group (WA Branch)/Civil Service Association of WA (Inc). (CPSU/CSA is the State Public Sector Union of WA). Our Vision: Our vision is a fair and just society built through the provision of quality public services. Our Mission: We are a union of workers organising to win better jobs, stronger communities, an inclusive fairer society and a sustainable future. Our Values: Union Values Public Service Values Our Team’s Values Collectivism Solidarity Compassion Professionalism Equality Fairness Sustainability Social Justice Ethical Citizenship Collaboration Integrity Equality Inclusiveness Transparency Accountability Innovation We will maintain a positive environment that promot • Constructive and effective communication throughout the organisation and with our partners & community. • Mutual respect for the diversity of opinions and beliefs. • Participation, inclusivity, equality and cooperation. • Innovation, creativity and adaptability • Adherence to processes and deadlines. • Recognition of performance. Our goals are: Goal A: Promote and advance the rights, job security and working conditions of our members. Goal B: Increase and diversify our membership base. Goal C: To grow a diverse and confident network of workplace leaders who represent and activate for Members and participate in the democracy of our Union. Goal D: A diverse innovative high performance team with values that align with our union direction and its purpose. Goal E: To influence the progression of social justice that are consistent with our values. Goal F: Long term financial sustainability. STATEMENT OF DUTIES Effective Date of Document: 7 July 2016 Title: Industrial Officer Classification: Level 4-5 Office No: 00029-35 ROLE Provides advice and assistance to members on a range of matters including representation of members in various forums, tribunals and courts. Negotiates and concludes Industrial Agreements. Works in collaboration with Lead Organisers/Organisers to provide technical support in the development and implementation of organising campaigns. Manages a significant caseload. The role includes the following areas of activity: Planning and Case Management: • Regularly reviews caseload and priorities and identifies any emerging issues and trends amongst members • Provides reports and briefings on emerging issues within industrial relations and public sector employment. Industrial Services: • Negotiates and concludes Industrial Agreements • Inv...
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CONTEXT AND SCOPE. This Service Level Agreement ("SLA") applies to the hosted application service provided by RLDatix. This SLA is applicable for so long as the related Terms of Use and Hosting Addendum or predecessor agreements remains in place, and provided that Client’s account with RLDatix is current (i.e., not past due). The SLA is to be read in association with the Terms of Use and Hosting Addendum between RLDatix and Client, along with the then-current version of RLDatix Software Support and Maintenance Guide. All terms defined there shall have the same meaning in this SLA. The commitments made in this SLA are exclusively made in regard to hosting-related support, not application-level support. Application-level support (i.e., issues associated with the use and operation of the Software, as opposed to the ability to access the Software) is addressed in RLDatix Software Support and Maintenance Guide. RLDatix reserves the right to change the terms of the SLA from time to time to improve or enhance the service provided to their clients. Client’s continued use of the Hosting Services shall evidence Client’s assent to any revisions or modifications. A current copy of the SLA is available at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/en-us/company/terms
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CONTEXT AND SCOPE. 2.1 This Agreement is to be read in the context of, and applies subject to, the Acts, the Rules and any practice notes or directions as issued from time to time by VCAT. 2.2 This Agreement applies only to electronic communication via VCAT Residential Tenancies Hub (formerly VCAT Online). 2.3 In respect of any Application lodged by means of VCAT Residential Tenancies Hub (formerly VCAT Online) in accordance with this Agreement, the User shall comply with the Acts, the Rules and any practice notes or directions as issued from time to time by VCAT.
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CONTEXT AND SCOPE. Our Vision Our Purpose: We are committed to: ExcellentAnimal Care:worldleadingstandardsforanimalsinourcare SocialResponsibility:deliveringsocialimprovementsby connectingpeoplewithwildlifeand PerthZoo Learning and Knowledge: buildingknowledge through researchand professionalexperience ROLE OF SECTION
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