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Parental Consent. If one parent/guardian of a student consents to or approves a course of action, both parents/guardians will be deemed to have given such consent or approval, and INSPIRE shall not be obliged to obtain the consent of both parents/guardians. Where the need arises, INSPIRE may authorise the taking of such action as INSPIRE deems necessary or desirable in the circumstances, including obtaining medical examination or treatment of a student, calling for further medical or specialist advice or treatment or the removal of the student to a hospital or other location, all expenses thereby incurred being for the parents’/guardians’ account. INSPIRE will endeavour to contact one or both parents/guardians in the above circumstances and endeavour to obtain their consent but where neither parent/guardian can be reasonably contacted or if INSPIRE deems that the circumstances do not reasonably allow for such contact to be made, INSPIRE is hereby authorised to take such action as it deems necessary or desirable in the interest of the student and INSPIRE.
Parental Consent. An AmeriCorps member who is under the age of 18 years of age must have a parent’s or legal guardian’s signed consent before beginning a term of service. Organizations may also include an informed consent form of their own design as part of the member service agreement materials.
Parental Consent. On admission of a child to Hagley Catholic High School, parents/carers will be asked to complete a consent form indicating their agreement or objection regarding the use of images of their child. Consent should be discussed with the child, once they are old enough to understand, and the child also asked to sign the consent form. Parents/children should be asked to complete the separate Worcestershire County Council consent form for images that have been taken for the purpose of LA publicity. Parents/Carers and pupils should also be asked to sign an additional consent form, regarding the use of names, for photographs to be published in the media. A list of children for whom consent has been refused will be maintained by the school and every effort will be made by staff not to include these children in photographs or video footage. The list will be updated on a regular basis. Parents/carers should inform Hagley Catholic School in writing, if they no longer wish images of their child to be used for any reason. Once images are in circulation or have been published, it may be impossible to remove them, although every effort will be made to ensure they are not used in future publications.
Parental Consent. Parent will provide consent for emergency medical care. Parent will provide access to a health plan for emergency medical care. Notwithstanding any prescriptions administered by the School’s staff, the School is not responsible for the cost of medical and/or dental care including prescription drugs.
Parental Consent. School District shall obtain, and maintain on file, written parental consent from parents/guardians of students seeking to take Courses under this Agreement. A copy of the consent form shall be provided to PCCD.
Parental Consent. While children are minors, a parent or guardian has the right to consent to the collection, storage, use and disposal of their child’s cord blood. CordBank does not own the cord blood. You must sign and return to CordBank the Parental Consent Form which is attached to this contract. It forms part of this contract.
Parental Consent. The District agrees to include consulting within the provisions of IDEA in order to address consent. If a student(s) does not have IDEA provisions, written consent of the parent(s) of the specific student(s) must be obtained. General classroom consulting that does not specify an individual student does not require parental consent.
Parental Consent. If Customer purchases Services available for use by students, , if required under applicable state or federal law, Customer will be responsible for obtaining verifiable parent consent prior to making such Services available to its students under the age of 13. Company shall comply with its responsibilities under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (“COPPA”) and state law.
Parental Consent. Early Steps needs your permission to take actions that affect your child. You will be asked to give your consent in writing before Early Steps conducts a screening, evaluation/assessment, private insurance is used, personally identifiable information is disclosed, or before early intervention services are provided. Consent means that you are fully informed, in your native language or other mode of communication, of all information related to the activity that Early Steps is requesting your consent, that you understand and agree in writing to the carrying out of the activity in which your consent is being requested, and the consent describes the activity and lists the records (if any) that will be released and to whom, and that you understand that giving your consent is voluntary and can be taken away at any time. If you do not give consent, for the evaluation and assessment or services, Early Steps will make reasonable efforts to ensure that you are fully aware of the nature of the evaluation/assessment or the services that would be available and that you understand that your child will not be able to receive the evaluation and assessment or services unless consent is given. You may take away consent for your child at any time however you cannot take away consent for an action that has already occurred. You have the right to determine whether you will accept or decline any Early Steps service and may decline a service after first accepting it, without it affecting other services. Early Steps must provide written notice and obtain consent from you in order to obtain, release or exchange personally identifiable information concerning your child and family except in certain circumstances. This also includes the verbal sharing of personally identifiable information. If you do not give Early Steps consent to release your personally identifiable information, your information will not be released. Early Steps cannot use due process hearing procedures to challenge a parent’s refusal to provide consent.
Parental Consent. Parents may, at their discretion, provide written consent to Provider to allow Provider to offer their child’s artwork on a public gallery or otherwise use the child’s artwork and related information as described in Exhibit “A”. Provider does not violate this DPA when acting with parents’ consent, including but not limited to offering a child’s artwork for sale in the public gallery. To the extent there is a conflict between parental consent and this DPA, the parents’ consent controls.