Per Diem and Meal Allowances Sample Clauses

Per Diem and Meal Allowances. (Canada Cup) • OC is required to pay Officials meal per-diem. Meal Per Diem for non-OC meals is: o Ƹ10 CAD/breakfast o Ƹ15 CAD/lunch o Ƹ20 CAD/dinner • OC is required to provide lunch to officials on event days. Lunch will be equivalent to Ƹ15 CAD value. Daily Per Diem with lunch Provided is Ƹ30CAD/day • The Judges’ and officials’ honorariums and meal allowance (per diem), shall be paid by cheque or e-transfer by the start of the competition or, at the very latest, the last event day, within two hours of awards. • Prepaid VISA cards given out at the start of the event are encouraged. • Honorarium of events not outlined in this policy shall be determined on a case-by-case basis by the Freestyle Canada Competitions Manager
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Per Diem and Meal Allowances. (Canada Cup) • OC is required to pay Officials meal per-diem. Meal Per Diem for non-OC meals is: o $10 CAD/breakfast o $15 CAD/lunch o $20 CAD/dinner o Non OC meals = meals that is not provided by the OC • OC is required to provide lunch to officials on event days. Lunch will be equivalent to $15 CAD value. Daily Per Diem with lunch Provided is $30CAD/day • The Judgesʼ and officialsʼ honorariums and meal allowance (per diem), shall be paid by cheque or e-transfer by the start of the competition or, at the very latest, the last event day, within two hours of awards. • Prepaid VISA cards given out at the start of the event are encouraged. • Honorarium of events not outlined in this policy shall be determined on a case-by-case basis by the Freestyle Canada Competitions Director

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