Functions. To receive and review information regarding the Substance Abuse and Peer Assistance Programs.
Functions. The outside contractor, in consultation with the Peer Assistance Oversight Committee, shall develop procedures for the Peer Assistance Program.
Functions. The functions of the National Joint Council are as follows: • To negotiate collective agreements on pay and conditions and any other related matters that the two Sides of the National Joint Council agree to negotiate on. • To urge all local authorities, recognised unions and employers to apply national agreements. • To promote co-operation between employers and recognised unions throughout local government. • To make advice available to local authorities, recognised unions and employees on industrial relations and personnel issues. • To settle differences of interpretation and / or application of the national agreement that cannot be resolved locally or provincially. • To assist where required in the resolution of disputes that cannot be resolved locally or provincially. • To undertake any activity incidental to the above.
Functions. To review and make recommendations regarding the Peer Assistance Program, the peer assistants to be hired, and the employee education program. The Committee shall report its recommendations to the PTD Director and the Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) or their designee for action.
Functions. The functions of a Lenders’ Consultant shall include, without limitation: (i) inspection and physical review of any Borrowing Base Property; (ii) review and analysis of environmental matters; (iii) review and analysis of financial and legal matters; and (iv) providing usual inspection and review services for any Repair Work.
Functions. The functions of the Owners’ Committee shall be limited to the following:
(a) representing the Owners in all dealings with the Manager;
(b) liaising with the Manager in respect of all matters concerning the Land; and
(c) exercising all other powers and duties conferred on the Owners’ Committee under this Deed.
Functions. 5.1 The purpose of this Agreement is to establish a framework through which the Partners can secure the provision of health and social care services in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.
5.2 This Agreement shall include such functions as shall be agreed from time to time by the Partners.
Functions. The Officer’s functions are those imposed by law and the additional functions in Schedule A. The functions in Schedule A may be varied:
(1) as allowed in the Act or by adding a new version of Schedule A which says what date it commences and is signed by the Employing Authority and the Officer.
Functions. 1. The purpose of the Commission shall be to promote the development, conservation, rational management and best utilization of living marine resources, as well as the sustainable development of aquaculture in the Region, and to these ends it shall have the following functions and responsibilities:
(a) to keep under review the state of these resources, including their abundance and the level of their exploitation, as well as the state of the fisheries based thereon;
(b) to formulate and recommend, in accordance with the provisions of Article V, appropriate measures:
(i) for the conservation and rational management of living marine resources, including measures: - regulating fishing methods and fishing gear, - prescribing the minimum size for individuals of specified species, - establishing open and closed fishing seasons and areas, - regulating the amount of total catch and fishing effort and their allocation among Members,
(ii) for the implementation of these recommendations;
(c) to keep under review the economic and social aspects of the fishing industry and recommend any measures aimed at its development;
(d) to encourage, recommend, coordinate and, as appropriate, undertake training and extension activities in all aspects of fisheries;
(e) to encourage, recommend, coordinate and, as appropriate, undertake research and development activities, including cooperative projects in the areas of fisheries and the protection of living marine resources;
(f) to assemble, publish or disseminate information regarding exploitable living marine resources and fisheries based on these resources;
(g) to promote programmes for marine and brackish water aquaculture and coastal fisheries enhancement;
(h) to carry out such other activities as may be necessary for the Commission to achieve its purpose as defined above.
2. In formulating and recommending measures under paragraph 1(b) above, the Commission shall apply the precautionary approach to conservation and management decisions, and take into account also the best scientific evidence available and the need to promote the development and proper utilization of the marine living resources.
Functions. 5.2.1. Alcoholic beverages may be provided and served at functions in a residence, namely house dances, dinners, first-year, second-year and senior dances, and other special occasions approved by the RH in terms of the liquor licence applicable to the particular residence.
5.2.2. Permission to consume alcohol at any function in the residence must be granted by the RH. Such consumption must take place in accordance with the conditions applicable to the liquor licence, Liquor Act and special rules laid down by the University. For each function, the residence is required to compile a policy to prevent ‘binge drinking’ and appoint a monitor to monitor if the policy is actually being followed.
5.2.3. The serving or consumption of alcohol beverages on unlicensed premises may only take place with the approval of the RH.
5.2.4. If a function is presented by the residence on premises outside of the residence and application is made for a temporary liquor licence for the residence to run the bar itself, this should be done on the recommendation of the Director: CSC. The application form can be obtained from the Legal Services Division of the University and application should be made at least 3 (three) weeks before the function is to take place.
5.2.5. A student may not make himself/herself guilty of alcohol misuse during a function. IN TERMS OF THE LIQUOR ACT, NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MAY BE MADE AVAILABLE OR SOLD TO ANY PERSON UNDER THE AGE OF 18 YEARS.
5.2.6. The RH and the members of the HC accept full responsibility for the orderly course of the function, as well as for supervision over the recovery of any loss or damage that arises from such function.
