Legislative Compliance. The Principal warrants that the Property complies with the relevant Council, State and Federal Legislation applicable to the leasing of a property. This may include, but is not limited to the installation of smoke detectors, water efficiency measures and electrical compliance.
Legislative Compliance. The Contractor must comply with, and ensure that its employees, sub- contractors and agents comply with any Acts, regulations, local laws, codes of practice and Australian Standards which are in any way applicable to OS&H and the performance of the Services.
Legislative Compliance. The Member acknowledges that Servus Credit Union is required to comply with all federal and provincial acts and regulations including, but not limited to, the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act (Canada). ® Mastercard is a registered trademark, and the circles design is a trademark of Mastercard International Incorporated. ® Member Card is a registered certification mark owned by Canadian Credit Union Association, used under license.
Legislative Compliance. The parties agree that no part of this Agreement will contravene the Education Act nor any of its Statutes, Revised Statutes or any other Act of the Province of Ontario in force during the period of this Agreement. Any Articles contained herein that are impacted by legislative changes shall be amended to comply with the legislation and will be officially recorded by Letter of Agreement between the parties.
Legislative Compliance. The member acknowledges that Servus Credit Union is required to comply with all federal and provincial acts and regulations including, but not limited to, the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act (Canada).
Legislative Compliance. Local authorities can generally do only what they are expressly empowered to do and when contemplating entering into collaborative arrangements of any kind should be sure of their powers to do so. The Local Authorities (Good and Services) Act 1970 enables councils to provide administrative, professional or technical services to other councils and to other public bodies (but not the private sector or the public in general) and section 1 (3) of the act provides for payment for these services. It should be noted that section 2 (2) requires that the accounts of a local authority entering into an agreement to provide a service under this act include a separate account in respect of the agreement. The Local Government Act 1972 Part Vl of this act gives councils the ability to establish joint arrangements, such as the discharge of a function by another council (delegation) or the establishment of a joint committee. Councils considering a collaborative arrangement such as jointly provided services should ensure and be aware that TUPE will apply if a “relevant transfer” occurs. The councils will also need to carry out their functions in compliance with all relevant statutory requirements and restrictions including: The Data Protection Act Access to Information Act Equalities Legislation Human Rights Legislation Freedom of Information Act Each council may be required to ask the other council for information to enable the satisfaction of a request made upon them under the Freedom of Information Act. The councils will need to support one another in the completion of effective requests under this Act. In addition, each council should ensure that prior to the commencement of the partnership the terms of its registration under the Data Protection legislation with the Information Commissioner enables it to send data relating to the partnership to the other council and to receive data from them and process it for the purpose of carrying out a function of the partnership. Each council has its own partnership protocol/policy/toolkit and each authority should satisfy itself that the partnership agreement satisfies the requirements of such partnership protocol/policy/toolkit. For a partnership to be effective, certain standards of conduct are expected of the individuals in the partnership. The Sevenoaks partnership toolkit incorporates a partnership protocol on conduct and accountability which is a model drawn up by the Standards for England who have invited local government...
Legislative Compliance. The Prime Contractor shall comply with all legislative requirements imposed by the State for all systems and services provided throughout the term of this Contract. The Prime Contractor shall work with the State to implement any changes within 12 months of the legislation’s effective date or as dictated by the statute.
Legislative Compliance. It is the Parties' mutual intent that this Agreement shall, and shall be interpreted so as to, comply with all applicable legislation governing employment and labour standards. Should any term of this Agreement fail to meet any applicable legislated standard, then the common law shall govern.
Legislative Compliance. 3.1 The RCPAL shall comply with any legislative requirements that they are required to meet including, but not limited to, The Health and Safety at Work Xxx 0000 and any other Act, Regulations, Directives or orders required by law.
Legislative Compliance. The supplier shall comply with the legislation pertaining to this contract being: - The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa (particularly Section 24 of the Xxxx of Rights) - Occupational Health and Safety Xxx 0000 (Act 85 of 1993) and its Regulations - National Environmental Management Xxx 0000 (Act 107 of 1998) - National Water Act 1998 (Act 36 of 1998) - National Road Traffic Act 93 of 1996 - Compensation for Occupational Injures and Diseases Act - SANS Standards – the supplier shall use the relative standards applicable to the contract
