Duties of the Provider. The provider must:
2.6.1 provide the knowledge and practical skills components specified in the workplace-based learning programme;
2.6.2 provide the learner support as required by the workplace-based learning programme;
2.6.3 record, monitor and retain details of the education and training provided to the learner in terms of the workplace-based learning programme and periodically discuss and record progress with the learner and the employer;
2.6.4 conduct internal assessments of the knowledge and practical skills components specified in the workplace-based learning programme; and
2.6.5 issue statements of results.
Duties of the Provider. (“De-Identified Data”) is hereby revised by deleting the second to last sentence of the section and replacing it with the following:
Duties of the Provider. (“De-Identified Data”) is hereby revised by deleting the second to last sentence of the section and replacing it with the following: Except for Subprocessors and as permitted by applicable law, Provider agrees not to transfer de- identified Student Data to any party unless that party agrees in writing not to attempt re-identification.
Duties of the Provider. 5.1 The Provider shall at all times during the operation of this Agreement:
5.1.1 provide the Services and comply with the terms of this Agreement and any specifications or requirements included or referred to in the Agreement;
5.1.2 exercise and continue to exercise the degree of care, skill and diligence reasonably to be expected of a skilled and qualified professional person providing such services in relation to a project of a similar size, scope and nature as detailed in this Agreement;
5.1.3 obey all reasonable directions of the Council Representative;
5.1.4 use its best endeavours to secure and achieve continuous improvement in the delivery of the Services during the period of this Agreement and/or identify cost saving initiatives in connection with the Services.
5.1.5 must to the extent reasonably practicable co-operate with and assist the Council in fulfilling its Best Value Duty.
5.2 The Provider shall keep appropriate records in relation to the provision of the Services (including any detailed in the Specification) and at the Council’s request shall make them available for inspection by the Council and/or provide copies of the records to the Council.
Duties of the Provider. The provider must:
2.6.1. provide the knowledge and practical skills components specified in the work- based learning programme;
2.6.2. provide the learner support as required by the workplace-based learning programme;
2.6.3. record, monitor and retain details of the education and training provided to the learner in terms of the workplace-based learning programme and periodically discuss and record progress with the learner and the employer;
2.6.4. conduct internal assessments for the knowledge and practical skills components specified in the workplace-based learning programme; and
2.6.5. issue statement of results.
3. Completion or termination of this agreement
3.1. This workplace based learning programme agreements is completed:
3.1.1. on the date as stipulated in this agreement as completion date; or
3.1.2. on an earlier date is the learner has successfully completed the final external summative assessment and fulfilled all requirements associated with the specified workplace experience activities of the work-based learning programme.
3.2. This workplace based learning programme agreement is terminated if:
3.2.1. the learner is fairly dismissed by the employer for a reason related to the learner’s conduct or capacity as an employee; or
3.2.2. the SETA approves the termination of the agreement in terms of the SETA Workplace-Based Learning Programme Regulations.
Duties of the Provider. (1) The Provider processes personal data exclusively within the scope of agreements that have been reached and in accordance with instructions from the contracting Controller, unless it is obliged to process in another manner by the EU law or the law of a Member State to which the processor is subject (e.g. investigations by law enforcement or state security authorities); in such a case, the contract data process shall inform the Controller of the relevant legal requirements prior to processing unless the law in question prohibits such communication on account of an important public interest (Art. 28 para. 3, second sentence a) GDPR).
(2) The Provider may not use personal data provided for processing for any other purposes, in particular not for its own purposes.
(3) Within the context of processing personal data in accordance with the respective contract, the Provider warrants that all agreed measures will be carried out in accordance with the contract.
(4) The Controller's data will be processed with the data of other clients on common physical systems. It is therefore not possible to hand over or destroy specific data storage media but rather it is only possible to delete certain data on the relevant data storage media. The Provider shall ensure that each client may only access its respective data by means of authorization rules.
(5) The Provider is required to cooperate to the extent necessary when the Controller is giving effect to the rights of data subjects pursuant to Articles 12 to 22 GDPR, in the preparation of records of processing activities and in the case of required data protection impact assessments from the Controller and shall provide reasonable support the Controller to the extent possible (Art. 28 para. 3, second sentence e) and f) GDPR).
(6) The Provider shall notify the Controller immediately if it believes that an instruction given by the Controller violates applicable laws and regulations (Art. 28 para. 3, third sentence GDPR). The Provider is entitled to suspend execution of the instructions concerned until it they are confirmed or modified person responsible at the Controller following a review.
(7) The Provider is required to correct, delete or restrict the processing of personal data within the scope of the contractual relationship if the Controller so requests by means of an instruction and this does not conflict with the Provider's legitimate interests.
(8) The Provider may only provide information concerning personal data to ...
Duties of the Provider. (1) The Provider undertakes to provide the Recipient with data files for the purposes of scientific research on grounds of § 17(1)(f) of the Act.
(2) The Provider undertakes to provide the Recipient with the data files in a form not allowing a direct identification of the data subject (reporting unit as defined in § 2(i) of the Act).
(3) The Provider undertakes that he is authorized to provide the Recipient with the data files and that he does not infringe any copyright or other property rights of third parties.
(4) The Provider undertakes to provide the Recipient with the data files in the form and by the time set out in Article 4 of this contract.
Duties of the Provider. It is the duty of TBCT to:
a) Ensure that all necessary measures are taken for the protection and safekeeping of any staff or volunteers, together with any items of property or information, to be used or employed by TBCT, in connection with the provision of services under this agreement.
b) Indemnify and keep the Council indemnified against all liability, loss, damages, costs and expenses (including legal expenses) awarded against or incurred or paid by the Council as a result of, or in connection with:-
i) Any breach by TBCT of any of the provisions of this agreement; or
ii) Any act or omission of its employees, agents or sub-contractors (including, but without limitation, voluntary workers) in connection with the provision of services by TBCT under this agreement; or
iii) Any claim brought against the Council by any third party which arises in connection with the provision of services by TBCT under this agreement.
c) Without prejudice to the provisions of sub-clause 5b) take out, and throughout the period of this agreement, maintain policies of insurance with an insurance company of good repute against any liability for which TBCT may be responsible in connection with the provision of services under this agreement (including, but without limitation, employer’s liability), such insurance shall be in a minimum amount of £5,000,000 for any one incident or series of connected incidents. TBCT shall upon request by the Council, at any time, produce such policies of insurance together with the receipt for the current year’s premium.
Duties of the Provider. Item 14. The Provider shall keep confidential the Customer’s information it has received in regards to the execution of the Service Agreement not just throughout the period of the Agreement but also after its expiration. The Provider strictly shall not release the Customer’s information to a third party. In protecting the confidentiality of the Customer’s information, the Provider shall ensure its dependents do not distribute nor disclose the said information to others except in events that the Customer gives consent or that the distribution or disclosure is a part of the Provider’s work under the Agreement or the Provider’s normal operation.
Duties of the Provider. The provider must:
2.6.1 maintain accreditation by the relevant SETA to deliver the learning programme
2.6.2 provide the knowledge and practical skills components specified in the work- based learning programme;
2.6.3 provide the learner support as required by the workplace based learning programme;
2.6.4 record, monitor and retain details of the education and training provided to the learner in terms of the workplace-based learning programme and periodically discuss and record progress with the learner and the employer;
2.6.5 conduct internal assessments for the knowledge and practical skills components specified in the workplace-based learning programme; and
2.6.6 issue statements of results to both the learner and the workplace.
