Notification of Significant Events. Description The CONTRACTOR must notify the DEPARTMENT of all Significant Events as described in Section II.B. Board Authority and Certificate of Coverage Section 7. Frequency As needed
Notification of Significant Events. The CONTRACTOR provides notification of all significant events as described in Section 115, 14. As needed
Notification of Significant Events. Each party shall notify the other of the occurrence of, or the reasonable anticipation of the occurrence of, any of the following events; provided the notifying party is not barred from doing so by either applicable law or the necessity of obtaining the consent of a third party (including any parent or subsidiary corporation) and in the event a third party's consent is required, the notifying party shall make a good faith effort to obtain the consent of such third party to so notify of:
(a) a change in ownership;
(b) a transfer of business which would materially affect this Agreement;
(c) a merger, acquisition or consolidation; or
(d) any other significant alterations in the organization or operation of the notifying party's business.
Notification of Significant Events. The Supplier will as soon as reasonably practicable in the circumstances provide Notice to the IESO of the occurrence of, or upon becoming aware of any circumstances that may give rise to any of the following events:
9.6.1 if it becomes unlawful for the Supplier to comply with any of the obligations under this Agreement;
9.6.2 its OEB Licence becomes suspended, revoked or otherwise ceases to be in full force and effect; and
9.6.3 any other event that is likely to materially affect the performance by the Supplier of its obligations under this Agreement, in relation to the Must-Offer Condition.
Notification of Significant Events. Description The CONTRACTOR notifies the DEPARTMENT of all Significant Events as described in Section 110.15. Frequency As needed
Notification of Significant Events reasonably soon after learning of the same, to notify or cause to be notified the Mortgagee forthwith in writing of :
(a) any accident to any Vessel involving repairs the cost whereof will or is likely to exceed One Million United States Dollars (USD1,000,000); and
(b) unless promptly released or unless such arrest is being contested in good faith and by appropriate proceedings or other acts, any arrest of any Vessel.
Notification of Significant Events. 17.1. For the purposes of this clause, ‘Significant Event’ means:
(a) any adverse comments or findings made by a court, commission, tribunal or other statutory or professional body regarding the conduct or performance of the Liquidator the Liquidator’s staff, employees, agents, consultants, contractors and parties engaged by the Liquidator, that impacts or could be reasonably perceived to impact on their professional capacity, capability, fitness or reputation; or
(b) any other significant matters, including the commencement of legal, regulatory or disciplinary action involving the Liquidator, the Liquidator’s staff, employees, agents or contractors and parties engaged by the Liquidator, that may adversely impact on compliance with Commonwealth policy and legislation or the Commonwealth’s reputation.
17.2. The Liquidator must immediately issue ASIC a Notice on becoming aware of a Significant Event.
17.3. The Notice issued under clause 17.2 must provide a summary of the Significant Event, including the date that it occurred and whether any of the Liquidator, the Liquidator’s staff, employees, agents or contractors and parties engaged by the Liquidator engaged in connection with this Agreement were involved.
17.4. ASIC may notify the Liquidator in writing that an event is to be considered a Significant Event for the purposes of this clause, and where this occurs the Liquidator must issue a Notice under clause 17.2 in relation to the event within three (3) Business Days of being notified by ASIC.
17.5. Where reasonably requested by ASIC, the Liquidator must provide ASIC with any additional information regarding the Significant Event within three (3) Business Days of the request.
17.6. If requested by ASIC, the Liquidator must prepare a draft remediation plan and submit that draft plan to ASIC for approval within ten (10) Business Days of the request.
17.7. A draft remediation plan prepared by the Liquidator under clause 17.6 must include the following information:
(a) how the Liquidator will address the Significant Event in the context of the performance of work under this Agreement, including confirmation that the implementation of the remediation plan will not in any way impact on the delivery of that work or compliance by the Liquidator with its other obligations under the Agreement; and
(b) how the Liquidator will ensure events similar to the Significant Event do not occur again; and
(c) any other matter reasonably requested by ASIC.
17.8. ASIC will revie...
Notification of Significant Events. 25.1. For the purposes of this clause, ‘Significant Event’ means:
(a) any adverse comments or findings made by a court, commission, tribunal or other statutory or professional body regarding the conduct or performance of the Contractor that impacts or could be reasonably perceived to impact on their professional capacity, capability, fitness or reputation; or
(b) any other significant matters, including the commencement of legal, regulatory or disciplinary action involving the Contractor that may adversely impact on compliance with Commonwealth policy and legislation or the Commonwealth’s reputation.
25.2. The Contractor must immediately issue Creative Australia a Notice on becoming aware of a Significant Event. The Notice issued must provide a summary of the Significant Event, including the date that it occurred and how they were involved.
25.3. Creative Australia may notify the Contractor in writing that an event is to be considered a Significant Event for the purposes of this clause, and where this occurs the Contractor must issue a Notice under the above clause in relation to the event within three (3) Business Days of being notified by Creative Australia.
25.4. Where reasonably requested by Creative Australia, the Contractor must provide Creative Australia with any additional information regarding the Significant Event within three (3) Business Days of the request.
25.5. If requested by Creative Australia, the Contractor must prepare a draft remediation plan and submit that draft plan to Creative Australia’s Contract Manager for approval within ten (10) Business Days of the request. A draft remediation plan prepared by the Contractor must include the following information: • how the Contractor will address the Significant Event in the context of the Goods and/or Services, including confirmation that the implementation of the remediation plan will not in any way impact on the delivery of the Goods and/or Services or compliance by the Contractor with its other obligations under the Contract; and • how the Contractor will ensure events similar to the Significant Event do not occur again; and • any other matter reasonably requested by Creative Australia.
25.6. Creative Australia will review the draft remediation plan and either approve the draft remediation plan or provide the Contractor with the details of any changes that are required. The Contractor must make any changes to the draft remediation plan reasonably requested by Creative Australia and resub...
Notification of Significant Events. 6.1 Events that are classed as Significant Events will be reported on the day of incident via the full line management route, to their Head of Service and the Directorate Safeguarding Manager.
6.2 Where the child is known to the CYJS only then it will be the responsibility of the CYJS social worker to complete the notification and submit, in line with the guidance. CYJS should liaise with colleagues in MASH for consideration of threshold as appropriate. Where the child is also known to CSC, it should be the CSC Social Worker who completes the notification.
6.3 If the child is not known to either agency, CYJS should ensure colleagues in MASH have the information (usually via the CYJS PC) but MASH will take the lead in terms of completing a significant event and considering threshold for the child. This process must be cross-referenced with the above processes for children where the significant event constitutes an alleged serious violent or sexual offence.
Notification of Significant Events. B.10.1 The Provider shall immediately inform the Care Manager (or where they are not available, the Care Manager’s line manager, within one Working Day) and the Resident’s Representative of any of the following: any significant incident, including allegations or evidence of abuse or harm relating to the Resident or the Care of the Resident; maladministration of the Resident’s funds or property, or serious loss or damage to the Resident’s property; significant changes in the Resident’s needs or circumstances; any permanent change in the named member of Staff responsible for an overview of the Care of the Resident; formal complaints in respect of any aspect of the Resident’s Care, subject to the consent of the Resident and/or their Representative; unplanned absence of the Resident from the Care Home; the Resident’s attendance at an Accident & Emergency facility or admission to or return from hospital as an in-patient, including identification of whether that admission was as an emergency; maladministration of medicines including neglect to administer and refusal of Resident to comply with administration; death of the Resident.
B.10.2 Where verbal notification is given by the Provider of any of the circumstances required immediately above the Provider will also submit a written report on those circumstances to the Council within 3 Working Days of the circumstances occurring.
B.10.3 In the event of a significant incident or accident occurring to a Resident with a mental disorder as defined in the Mental Health (Care & Treatment) (Scotland) Act 2003, the Provider shall also immediately inform the Mental Welfare Commission.
