Inspection and Compliance. After construction begins, the CITY shall provide on-site construction inspection as the CITY deems necessary to ensure that all work is performed and completed in accordance with the Construction Plans, CITY specifications, and the contents of this agreement. In the event of a disagreement as to compliance with or interpretation of the Construction Plans and the CITY'S specifications, the decision of the CITY shall be final and binding on the DEVELOPER. If the DEVELOPER fails to construct in accordance with the approved Construction Plans or to comply with the CITY'S specifications, the CITY may issue a stop-work order and DEVELOPER, hereby, agrees to be bound by such order.
Inspection and Compliance. The Theatre agrees that Equity’s representative shall have the right to inspect the theatre to determine compliance with the Safe and Sanitary requirements set forth in the foregoing Rules. Any deficiencies shall be reported in writing to Equity and the representative shall furnish the Theatre with a copy of such report. Upon receipt of such report, Equity may notify the Theatre, in writing, to correct the deficiencies. Unless the Theatre then either corrects the deficiencies noted or gives Equity assurances satisfactory to it that such deficiencies will be promptly corrected, Equity’s Council or its Executives may certify the theatre as unauthorized for rehearsal, for performances, or both, as the Council or its Executives may determine. Upon such certification and until correction of the deficiencies or the giving of assurances satisfactory to Equity that they will be corrected within a reasonable time, Equity may require Actors to refrain from rehearsing and/or performing in the theatre.
Inspection and Compliance. 9.1. The Christian ethos of the Church of England Academies will be monitored formally through a denominational (“SIAMs”) inspection in accordance with Section 48 of the Education Act 2005.
9.2. A SIAMs inspection will be carried out no more frequently than every three years as per clause 23 of the Church Supplemental Agreement. At any other time, should the school be deemed by the DBE to be in breach of its obligations to the DBE, DBE Trust or the Academy Trustees of any site occupied for the purposes of one it its Church schools, the following steps shall be taken:
9.2.1. A representative of the diocese will meet with the principal and the chair of governors to discuss the alleged breach and agree an acceptable resolution.
9.2.2. If an acceptable resolution is not agreed, the DBE may exercise its right in the Church Supplemental Agreement to request intervention form the Secretary of State and / or commission a denominational inspection.
9.3. If a denominational inspection carried out under 9.1 or 9.2 confirms a material breach in the terms of this agreement, the CEO, Principal and the chair of local governors must agree a resolution plan with the relevant diocesan board which will resolve the breach no more than twelve months after the date on which it was confirmed. If the breach is still not resolved to the satisfaction of the diocesan board twelve months after the breach is confirmed, a further denominational inspection may be commissioned by the diocesan board. If that inspection confirms that the material breach is still in place, the diocesan board may at its discretion write to the Department for Education to request that the Secretary of State terminates the academy’s funding agreement, and the Bath & Xxxxx Board of Finance may terminate the Church Supplemental Agreement.
Inspection and Compliance. (a) During this Agreement and during the period of time that Vendor is permitted by this document to retain personal information, the City information and Transmitted Data, the City’s authorized representative may, on reasonable notice and during regular business hours, enter Vendor’s premises and/or will be given access to Vendor’s computer systems to inspect any personal information, the City information and Transmitted Data in the possession of Vendor or any of Vendor’s information management policies or practices relevant to its compliance with this Agreement.
(b) the City may request Vendor to provide a written certificate confirming Vendor’s compliance with all obligations under this document, and if so requested, Vendor will within ten (10) business days either:
1.8.b.1 provide such certificate; or
1.8.b.2 provide a notice of non-compliance in accordance with section 1.9.
(c) Vendor will promptly forward to the City any records that the City may request in order to review whether Vendor is complying with this Agreement.
(d) If requested by the City, acting reasonably, Vendor will appoint an independent, external auditor at the City’s expense to review Vendor’s information and security practices under this Agreement. Vendor will provide copies of the results of any such audit to the City within seven (7) days of receiving the auditor’s report.
(e) Vendor will promptly and fully comply with any investigation, review, order or ruling of the Office of the Information and Privacy Commission (British Columbia) in connection with the personal information and the City information.
Inspection and Compliance. TPC shall have the right to request representative samples of any uses of the Licensed Marks by TIC or its Sublicensees (including without limitation on products or in connection with advertising, marketing, and promotional materials in any media) and to inspect and evaluate upon reasonable advance written notice any products and services bearing the Licensed Marks (whether on TIC's premises or otherwise as agreed by the parties) no more than twice in any calendar year (unless otherwise reasonably justified under the circumstances).
Inspection and Compliance. 1. PAC NYC agrees that AGMA’s representatives shall have the right to inspect PAC NYC to determine compliance with the Safe and Sanitary requirements set forth in the foregoing sections. Any deficiencies shall be reported in writing to AGMA and then to PAC NYC. PAC NYC and AGMA shall promptly meet to discuss how PAC NYC shall correct the deficiencies.
2. Unless PAC NYC then either corrects the deficiencies noted or gives AGMA assurances that such deficiencies will be promptly corrected, AGMA may certify PAC NYC as unauthorized for rehearsal, for performances, or both. Upon such certification and until correction of the deficiencies or the giving of assurances satisfactory to AGMA that they will be corrected within a reasonable time, AGMA may require Employees to refrain from rehearsing and/or performing in PAC NYC.
3. A joint committee shall meet, as necessary, to discuss the Employees’ safety in the working environment.
Inspection and Compliance. The Producer agrees that Equity's representative shall have the right to inspect all places of performance to determine whether the Producer has complied with the safe and sanitary requirements set forth in the foregoing Rules. Any deficiencies shall be reported in writing to Equity and the representative shall furnish the Producer with a copy of said report. Upon receipt of the report, Equity may notify the Producer in writing of the need to correct the deficiencies. Unless the Producer then either corrects the deficiencies noted or gives Equity assurances satisfactory to it that such deficiencies will be promptly corrected, Equity or its executives may certify the place of performance as unauthorized for rehearsal, performance or both, as Equity or its executives may determine. Upon such certification and until the correction of the deficiencies or the giving of assurance satisfactory to Equity that they will be corrected within a reasonable time, Equity may require the Actors to refrain from rehearsing and/or performing in that place of performance.
Inspection and Compliance. The University and/or Theatre agrees that Equity's representative shall have the right to inspect the University and/or Theatre to determine whether the Safe and Sanitary requirements set forth in the foregoing Rules have been complied with. Any deficiencies shall be reported in writing to Equity and the representative shall furnish the University and/or Theatre with a copy of such report. Upon receipt of such report, Equity may notify the University and/or Theatre, in writing, to correct the deficiencies. Unless the University and/or Theatre then either corrects the deficiencies noted or gives Equity assurances satisfactory to it that such deficiencies will be promptly corrected, Equity's Council or its Executives may certify the theatre as unauthorized for rehearsal, for performances, or both, as Equity’s Council or its Executives may determine. Upon such certification and until correction of the deficiencies or the giving of assurances satisfactory to Equity that they will be corrected within a reasonable time, Equity may require the Actors to refrain from rehearsing and/or performing in the theatre.
Inspection and Compliance. 5.01 While this Agreement is in effect and for a period of two years following its termination, the Province of BC will have the right to inspect the operations of the Institution, including inspection of the individual StudentAid BC funded student records maintained by the Institution.
5.02 For the purposes of an inspection, the Institution agrees to allow the Ministry of Advanced Education Compliance Officers to attend at the Institution’s premises and agrees to cooperate fully with those Compliance Officers in the conduct of their duties under this Agreement.
5.03 A Compliance Officer conducting an inspection may at any time:
(a) enter the Institution’s premises;
(b) examine a record or any other thing directly or indirectly related to StudentAid BC funding;
(c) require that a document or any other thing be produced for inspection;
(d) remove a record or any other thing for review and copying, after providing a receipt;
(e) use the Institution’s data storage, information processing or retrieval devices or systems that are normally used in carrying on business in the premises to produce a record in readable form;
(f) question a person; or;
(g) arrange for the conduct of an external forensic audit, at the expense of the Institution.
5.04 For purposes of an inspection, the Institution will make available to the Compliance Officer:
(a) copies of all documents requested by the Ministry of Advanced Education, Innovation and Technology; and
(b) identified staff or personnel of the Institution.
5.05 If, as a result of an inspection, audit or by any other means, the Province of BC learns of irregularities or non-compliance with the terms of this Agreement by the Institution, the Province of BC may, at its option, take any or all of the following actions:
(a) consult with the Institution in person and/or in writing;
(b) require compliance within a specific period of time, and require evidence of compliance;
(c) require additional or more frequent monitoring or reporting, at the expense of the Institution;
(d) replace this Agreement;
(e) refuse to provide financial assistance to students registered in some or all of the programs or courses at the Institution;
(f) revoke the designation of the Institution; or
(g) pursue any other legal remedies available to it.
Inspection and Compliance. FHCRC and Master Landlord will at all reasonable times have the right to inspect all alterations, additions or improvements in the Subleased Premises (including without limitation any Subtenant Alterations) and the construction thereof; provided that FHCRC and Master Landlord (to the extent so required under the Master Lease) will comply with all reasonable safety and health requirements imposed by Atossa or its contractors and will not unreasonably interfere with completion of such alterations, additions or improvements. Atossa will be responsible for any reasonable fees or costs that must be paid to Master Landlord in connection with all alterations, additions or improvements.
