Guidance or Exceptions Clause Samples
The 'Guidance or Exceptions' clause defines specific instructions or carve-outs to the general rules established in an agreement. It typically clarifies how certain provisions should be interpreted or applied, or it lists circumstances where the standard terms do not apply. For example, it may state that a particular requirement is waived under specific conditions or provide additional direction for compliance. This clause ensures clarity by addressing ambiguities and outlining situations where deviations from the main terms are permitted, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings or disputes.
Guidance or Exceptions. If a Vendor is unclear on the process to conduct a background check, or unclear about how to interpret the results, the Vendor shall ask VRD for technical assistance. TWC may grant exceptions to (i) remove the exclusion of an employee who failed a background check based on offenses contained in subsection (b) of the disqualifying offenses list or (ii) grant blanket exceptions to the requirement to conduct background checks on certain types of entities, procurements, services, or goods. Any exception granted by TWC must be supported by (a) a determination by TWC that the