POLICE FACILITY Sample Clauses

POLICE FACILITY. 2.1.1 The Council shall provide a police facility for the use of the Kahnawà:ke Peacekeepers for the provision of policing services. 2.1.2 The Council shall ensure that the police facility provided pursuant to paragraph 2.1.1 complies with applicable fire safety and occupational health and safety standards by: a) having the facility inspected, within one year after the signing of the Agreement, by an independent expert, approved by Canada and Quebec, to assess compliance with fire safety and occupational health and safety standards; and, b) if the independent expert finds that the facility is lacking, submitting to Canada and Quebec, within thirty (30) days, a plan of corrective actions that it will make to the facility to remedy these deficiencies. These corrective actions will be made in a timely manner, considering the seriousness of the deficiencies as well as the interim measures that will be taken by the Council to ensure the health and safety of the members of the Police Service and the public. Canada or Quebec may ask the Council to clarify or modify its corrective plan if it believes that the plan does not show that the Council will be able to fulfil its obligations under this Agreement and ensure the health and safety of the members of the Kahnawà:ke Peacekeepers and the public. If the Council is unable to correct the deficiencies, the Parties may terminate this Agreement. 2.1.3 The inspection report under paragraph 2.1.2 a) shall be submitted to Canada and Quebec as well as the insurer and shall: a) detail the qualifications of the author and the findings of the inspection; b) emphasize compliance with the National Building Code of Canada and the National Fire Code of Canada and make appropriate recommendations considering the geographic location of the facility occupied by the Kahnawà:ke Peacekeepers; c) include photographs of the deficiencies identified. 2.1.4 It is the sole responsibility of the Council to ensure that the facility complies with the applicable fire safety and occupational health and safety standards. Neither Canada nor Quebec may be held responsible by the Council for a breach of its obligations to provide a facility that meets these standards and to inform its insurer of any risks associated with this facility and correct any deficiency. 2.1.5 The Council recognizes that section 2.1 does not represent a commitment by Canada or Quebec to fund the corrective actions required to remedy the deficiencies in the police facility. Th...
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POLICE FACILITY. The Council shall provide a community police facility with a minimum interior area of 18.58 square meters (200 square feet) for the use of the police officers of the Fredericton Police Force providing the dedicated policing services to St. Mary’s First Nation. St. Mary’s First Nation shall assume the cost of such facility that shall meet the operational needs and be to the satisfaction of the Fredericton Police Force.
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POLICE FACILITY. An appropriate size of neighbourhood police facility will be provided on the site by Dorchester for use by Thames Valley Police, provided that the facility is to be staffed by the constabulary.
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