Hygiene, Regulatory and Licensing Compliance Sample Clauses

Hygiene, Regulatory and Licensing Compliance. 5.1 The Licensee agrees and undertakes: 5.1.1 to keep the Designated Space clean and tidy and clear of rubbish at all times and to leave the same in a clean and tidy condition. 5.1.2 not obstruct the Access Ways or cause the same to become dirty or untidy nor to leave any rubbish on them. 5.1.3 to comply with any and all instructions given by RVBC in relation to hygiene and food safety and in any event to operate the highest standards of cleanliness and hygiene at all times in the Designated Space. 5.1.4 not to commit any act and/or omission which would or might constitute a breach of any statutory or regulatory requirement affecting the Designated Space and/or the Site or which would or might invalidate in whole or in part any insurance effected in respect of the Designated Space and/or Site from time to time. 5.1.5 to observe any and all reasonable rules and regulations as RVBC may make and of which RVBC shall notify the Licensee from time to time in writing governing the Licensee’s use of the Designated Space and/or the Access Ways to include but not limited to ensuring that the gated access to the Site is secured and locked after access and egress by the Licensee; and 5.1.6 that if at any time it has more than 5 employees then it shall undertake a fire risk assessment of the Designated Space and supply evidence thereof to RVBC on demand. 5.1.7 inform RVBC immediately if at any time the barrier marked in green on the attached plan is faulty. 5.2 The Licensee shall ensure that its staff and equipment (including but not limited to the Equipment) prepare and dispense food and drink hygienically and free from contamination and adulteration and that the Designated Space complies at all times with the relevant food hygiene and public health regulations, including but not limited to: 5.2.1 COSHH – Control of substances hazardous to health. 5.2.2 Documented Food Safety Management System based on the principles of a H.A.C.C.P (Hazard Analysis critical control point). 5.2.3 Cleaning and hygiene schedules.
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