Common use of High-Level Security Work Clause in Contracts

High-Level Security Work. (a) The Parties acknowledge that the Prisons Act permits certain Contract Workers to perform High-level Security Work and the Contractor agrees that the requirements of Part IIIA Division 4 of the Prisons Act apply to any Contract Workers performing, or proposing to perform, High-level Security Work. (b) In addition to any requirements in this clause 9 applying to Contract Workers generally, the Contractor must ensure that each Contract Worker who performs High-level Security Work: (i) holds the necessary permit and all other authorisations as may be required under the Prisons Act to perform that High-level Security Work; (ii) performs the High-level Security Work in accordance with the relevant permit and any conditions and limitations specified in that permit and all other authorisations; and (iii) has received all training as may be required under the Prisons Act to perform that High-level Security Work. (c) The Contractor acknowledges the CEO’s power under the Prisons Act to: (i) determine the suitability of any applicant for a permit to perform High- level Security Work having regard to the matters referred to in section 15P of the Prisons Act in respect of the applicant; (ii) refuse to issue a permit to perform High-level Security Work in accordance with section 15S of the Prisons Act; (iii) determine the suitability of a Contract Worker, in accordance with section 15T of the Prisons Act, to continue to perform High-level Security Work; and (iv) suspend or revoke a permit issued to perform High-Level Security Work under section 15U of the Prisons Act. (d) The Contractor must, on request by the State: (i) assist the State to make the enquiries contemplated under section 15T(1) and 15Q(1) of the Prisons Act about a Contract Worker who applies for a permit to perform High-level Security Work, including any enquiries about the honesty and integrity of the Contract Worker’s known associates; and (ii) provide to the State the information contemplated under section 15T(2) and 15Q(2) of the Prisons Act. (e) In this clause 9.9 the word “perform” includes the exercise of a power, responsibility or authority.‌

High-Level Security Work. (a) The Parties acknowledge that the Prisons Act permits certain Contract Workers to perform High-level Security Work and the Contractor agrees that the requirements of Part IIIA Division 4 of the Prisons Act apply to any Contract Workers performing, or proposing to perform, High-level Security Work. (b) In addition to any requirements in this clause 9 8 applying to Contract Workers generally, the Contractor must ensure that each Contract Worker who performs High-level Security Work: (i) holds the necessary permit and all other authorisations as may be required under the Prisons Act to perform that High-level Security Work; (ii) performs the High-level Security Work in accordance with the relevant permit and any conditions and limitations specified in that permit and all other authorisations; and (iii) has received all training as may be required under the Prisons Act to perform that High-level Security Work. (c) The Contractor acknowledges the CEO’s power under the Prisons Act to: (i) determine the suitability of any applicant for a permit to perform High- High-level Security Work having regard to the matters referred to in section 15P of the Prisons Act in respect of the applicant; (ii) refuse to issue a permit to perform High-level Security Work in accordance with section 15S of the Prisons Act; (iii) determine the suitability of a Contract Worker, in accordance with section 15T of the Prisons Act, to continue to perform High-level Security Work; and (iv) suspend or revoke a permit issued to perform High-Level Security Work under section 15U of the Prisons Act. (d) The Contractor must, on request by the State: (i) assist the State to make the enquiries contemplated under section 15T(1) and 15Q(1) of the Prisons Act about a Contract Worker who applies for a permit to perform High-level Security Work, including any enquiries about the honesty and integrity of the Contract Worker’s known associates; and (ii) provide to the State the information contemplated under section 15T(2) and 15Q(215Q(3) of the Prisons Act. (e) In this clause 9.9 8.9 the word “"perform” " includes the exercise of a power, responsibility or authority.‌authority.

High-Level Security Work. (a) The Parties acknowledge that the Prisons Act 1981 permits certain Contract Workers to perform High-level Security Work and the Contractor agrees that the requirements of Part IIIA Division 4 of the Prisons Act 1981 apply to any Contract Workers performing, or proposing to perform, High-High- level Security Work. (b) In addition to any requirements in this clause 9 12 applying to Contract Workers generally, the Contractor must ensure that each Contract Worker who performs High-level Security Work: (i) holds the necessary permit and all other authorisations as may be required under the Prisons Act 1981 to perform that High-level Security Work; (ii) performs the High-level Security Work in accordance with the relevant permit and any conditions and limitations specified in that permit and all other authorisations; and (iii) has received all training as may be required under the Prisons Act 1981 to perform that High-level Security Work. (c) The Contractor acknowledges the CEO’s power under the Prisons Act 1981 to: (i) determine the suitability of any applicant for a permit to perform High- level Security Work having regard to the matters referred to in section 15P of the Prisons Act 1981 in respect of the applicant; (ii) refuse to issue a permit to perform High-level Security Work in accordance with section 15S of the Prisons ActAct 1981; (iii) determine the suitability of a Contract Worker, in accordance with section 15T of the Prisons ActAct 1981, to continue to perform High-High- level Security Work; and (iv) suspend or revoke a permit issued to perform High-Level Security Work under section 15U of the Prisons ActAct 1981. (d) The Contractor must, on request by the StatePrincipal: (i) assist the State Principal to make the enquiries contemplated under section 15T(1) and 15Q(1) of the Prisons Act 1981 about a Contract Worker who applies for a permit to perform High-level Security Work, including any enquiries about the honesty and integrity of the Contract Worker’s known associates; and (ii) provide to the State Principal the information contemplated under section 15T(2) and 15Q(2) of the Prisons ActAct 1981. (e) In this clause 9.9 12.9 the word “perform” includes the exercise of a power, responsibility or authority.‌authority.

High-Level Security Work. ‌ (a) The Parties acknowledge that the Prisons Act 1981 permits certain Contract Workers to perform High-level Security Work and the Contractor agrees that the requirements of Part IIIA Division 4 of the Prisons Act 1981 apply to any Contract Workers performing, or proposing to perform, High-High- level Security Work. (b) In addition to any requirements in this clause 9 12 applying to Contract Workers generally, the Contractor must ensure that each Contract Worker who performs High-level Security Work: (i) holds the necessary permit and all other authorisations as may be required under the Prisons Act 1981 to perform that High-level Security Work; (ii) performs the High-level Security Work in accordance with the relevant permit and any conditions and limitations specified in that permit and all other authorisations; and (iii) has received all training as may be required under the Prisons Act 1981 to perform that High-level Security Work. (c) The Contractor acknowledges the CEO’s power under the Prisons Act 1981 to: (i) determine the suitability of any applicant for a permit to perform High- level Security Work having regard to the matters referred to in section 15P of the Prisons Act 1981 in respect of the applicant; (ii) refuse to issue a permit to perform High-level Security Work in accordance with section 15S of the Prisons ActAct 1981; (iii) determine the suitability of a Contract Worker, in accordance with section 15T of the Prisons ActAct 1981, to continue to perform High-High- level Security Work; and (iv) suspend or revoke a permit issued to perform High-Level Security Work under section 15U of the Prisons ActAct 1981. (d) The Contractor must, on request by the StatePrincipal: (i) assist the State Principal to make the enquiries contemplated under section 15T(1) and 15Q(1) of the Prisons Act 1981 about a Contract Worker who applies for a permit to perform High-level Security Work, including any enquiries about the honesty and integrity of the Contract Worker’s known associates; and (ii) provide to the State Principal the information contemplated under section 15T(2) and 15Q(2) of the Prisons ActAct 1981. (e) In this clause 9.9 12.9 the word “perform” includes the exercise of a power, responsibility or authority.‌authority.

High-Level Security Work. (a) ‌ The Parties acknowledge that the Prisons Act permits certain Contract Workers to perform High-level Security Work and the Contractor agrees that the requirements of Part IIIA Division 4 of the Prisons Act apply to any Contract Workers performing, or proposing to perform, High-level Security Work. (b) . In addition to any requirements in this clause 9 10 applying to Contract Workers generally, the Contractor must ensure that each Contract Worker who performs High-level Security Work: (i) holds the necessary permit and all other authorisations as may be required under the Prisons Act to perform that High-level Security Work; (ii) performs the High-level Security Work in accordance with the relevant permit and any conditions and limitations specified in that permit and all other authorisations; and (iii) has received all training as may be required under the Prisons Act to perform that High-level Security Work. (c) . The Contractor acknowledges the CEO’s power under the Prisons Act to: (i) determine the suitability of any applicant for a permit to perform High- High-level Security Work having regard to the matters referred to in section 15P of the Prisons Act in respect of the applicant; (ii) refuse to issue a permit to perform High-level Security Work in accordance with section 15S of the Prisons Act; (iii) determine the suitability of a Contract Worker, in accordance with section 15T of the Prisons Act, to continue to perform High-level Security Work; and (iv) suspend or revoke a permit issued to perform High-Level Security Work under section 15U of the Prisons Act. (d) . The Contractor must, on request by the State: (i) assist the State to make the enquiries contemplated under section 15T(1) 15T and 15Q(1) 15Q of the Prisons Act about a Contract Worker who applies for a permit to perform High-level Security Work, including any enquiries about the honesty and integrity of the Contract Worker’s known associates; and (ii) provide to the State the information contemplated under section 15T(2) 15T and 15Q(2) 15Q of the Prisons Act. (e) . In this clause 9.9 10.10 the word “perform” includes the exercise of a power, responsibility or authority.‌authority.