Orientation and Handback on Expiry Sample Clauses

Orientation and Handback on Expiry. The School Board agrees with the Province that the School Board shall ensure that all appropriate School Board employees and contractors attend: (a) the orientation seminars to be provided by the Contractor pursuant to section 4.13 of Schedule 18 of the DBFM Agreement; and (b) the handback training sessions referred to pursuant to section 3.11(a) of Schedule 18 of the DBFM Agreement.
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Orientation and Handback on Expiry. The School Jurisdiction agrees with the Province that the School Jurisdiction shall ensure that all appropriate School Jurisdiction employees and contractors attend: (a) the orientation seminars to be provided by the Contractor pursuant to section 4.13 of Schedule 18 of the DBFM Agreement; and (b) the handback training sessions referred to pursuant to section 3.11(a) of Schedule 18 of the DBFM Agreement.

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