Obligations of the Ministry. 1. The Ministry shall provide training to the Trainees based on the curriculum detailed in Annex D of this Agreement.
2. The Ministry shall provide, on a cost-reimbursement basis, logistical support, transportation and equipment and materials necessary for the training activities, as further detailed in the Annexes, and in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
3. The Ministry shall provide to the Visiting Team members all facilities and assistance necessary for the implementation of this Agreement while on the territory of the Slovak Republic. All members of the Visiting Team shall have the right of entry into and exit from the Slovak republic. They shall be granted facilities for speedy travel. Visas, entry permits and exit permits, where required, shall be granted free of charge, as speedily as possible.
Obligations of the Ministry. In order to achieve the targets and taking into account the annual available appropriations, the Ministry shall support the energy audits and analyses on energy conservation by the companies, in accordance with the conditions for granting energy subsidy5. When determining the amount of subsidy, take in- to account as a positive factor the Company´s commitment to long-term energy conservation and improvement of energy efficiency support investments related to energy conservation established in the energy audits and analyses of the Company or in similar studies, meeting the general terms and conditions of energy subsidy. Projects promoting the introduction of new technologies and procedures take priority. When de- termining the amount of subsidy, take into account as a positive factor the Company´s commitment to long-term energy conservation and improvement of energy efficiency participate in the development of the Energy Efficiency Agreement scheme together with the Ener- gy Authority, Confederation, industry associations, and any other bodies participating in the im- plementation of the agreement scheme, in so far as the tasks are not assigned by the Ministry to the Energy Authority.
Obligations of the Ministry. To provide to the BHI, appropriate access to data as defined by this MOU in order to support BHI work in delivering on the Performance Agreement and to support development work for future reports.
Obligations of the Ministry. In order to achieve the targets and taking into account the annual available appropriations, the Ministry shall support the energy audits and analyses on energy conservation by the companies, in accordance with the conditions for granting energy subsidy6. When determining the amount of subsidy, take in- to account as a positive factor the Company´s commitment to long-term energy conservation and improvement of energy efficiency 5 The reports are summarised from the data reported annually by the companies.
Obligations of the Ministry. 1.6.1. This invitation to apply does not obligate the Minister to accept an application or to direct that a PCFA be entered into.
Obligations of the Ministry. 3.1 The Ministry shall provide training to the designated Secretariat personnel based on the curriculum detailed in Annex D of this Arrangement.
3.2 The Ministry shall provide, on a cost-reimbursement basis, logistic support, transportation, and equipment and materials, as further detailed in the Annexes, and in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Arrangement.
Obligations of the Ministry. Following the receipt of an application from a school in the Territory for an approval from the Ministry to provide any of the Syllabuses, the Ministry shall submit a written request to CIE to carry out an Inspection of the school. In the event that the school passes the Inspection the Ministry shall, further to the advice provided by CIE and BC issue such approval to the school “the Approval”, specifying the Syllabuses to be provided at the school, and the number of pupils permitted to enrol on the Syllabuses. The Approval shall remain in force for one year from the date of issue, and may only be renewed on an annual basis following a further Inspection prior to each renewal. The Ministry shall work with CIE and BC to formulate regulations which will form a constitution (“the Constitution”) and which will be binding on all Approved Schools. The Constitution will be made available to all Candidates prior to their enrolment on any of the Syllabuses. The Constitution will include, among other details, the roles of the personnel from the Ministry, CIE and BC who are responsible for the management and administration of the Syllabuses and their contact details for queries about the implementation of the Syllabuses. The Ministry hereby grants permission for CIE and BC to undertake the Inspections, Security Inspections and Unannounced Inspections at the applicable schools. The Ministry shall ensure that all Approved Schools shall comply with the attendance requirements set out in the Approval, and ensure that such Approval are only given to full-time schools at primary and secondary level. For the avoidance of doubt, Approval shall not be given to private study centres. The Ministry shall meet at least once per year with CIE and BC to review the implementation of the approval scheme and the provision of the Syllabuses. Each Party shall bear its own costs in respect of such meeting. The Ministry shall respond to each annual request from BC to provide a list of nominated invigilators for the Professional Development Programmes by 15 February in each applicable calendar year following receipt of such request. For the avoidance of doubt, clauses 3 (save and except clauses 3.7 and 3.8), 4 (save and except clause 4.2), 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10 (save and except clauses 10.2 through to 10.5) of this Agreement shall not apply to The Ministry.
Obligations of the Ministry. Restructure Process
Obligations of the Ministry. 3.1 The Ministry shall provide training to the Trainees based on the curriculum detailed in Annex D of this Agreement.
3.2 The Ministry shall provide, on a cost-reimbursement basis, logistic support, transportation, equipment and materials necessary for the training activities, as further detailed in the Annexes, and in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
3.3 The Ministry shall provide to the Visiting Team members all facilities and assistance necessary for the implementation of this Agreement while on the territory of the Slovak Republic. All members of the Visiting Team shall have the right of entry and exit from the Slovak Republic. They shall be granted facilities for rapid travel.
Obligations of the Ministry. 5.1 This invitation to apply does not obligate the minister to accept an application or to direct that a CFA be entered into.