Providing Assistance. The evaluator will assist the teacher in acquiring resources which may be necessary to alleviate the problem. Such resources may include printed materials, other staff members with expertise in the problem areas, etc.
Providing Assistance. (1) The competent authority of the Party affected by a disaster may request assistance from the competent authority of the other Party. Assistance may include rescue teams and individual experts, protection and rescue equipment, and humanitarian aid.
(2) A request for assistance referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article should contain information on the type and scope of a disaster, information on the type and scope of requested assistance, information on institutions and persons with whom a connection is to be established and who are responsible for accepting particular types of assistance, as well as a proposal for the manner of providing assistance and should be submitted in writing in the official language of the other Party or/and in the English language.
(3) In addition to information referred to in paragraph 2 of this Article, a request for humanitarian aid in the form of medication and medical supplies must also include a list of all necessary documents required for the import of medication and medical supplies taken into the territory of the Receiving State.
(4) Assistance shall be provided in accordance with the national law of the Parties.
Providing Assistance. The Client shall give, and shall ensure that his agents, servants, Other Consultants and Contractors give, such assistance as shall reasonably be required by the Consulting Engineer in the performance of the Services.
Providing Assistance. 6.1 The Processor will assist the University promptly with meeting all the University’s obli- gations to data subjects, by having appropriate technical and organizational measures.
6.2 This includes assistance with all subject access requests which may be received from individuals whose personal data the Processor is processing on behalf of the University.
Providing Assistance. Following the Associate Director’s decision on the State request, the Re- gional Director will notify the Gov- ernor and the Federal firefighting agency involved. The Regional Direc- tor may request assistance from Fed- eral agencies if requested by the State. For each fire or fire situation, the State shall prepare a separate Fire Project Application based on Federal Damage Survey Reports and submit it to the Regional Director for approval.
Providing Assistance. No party is required to provide assistance under this Agreement unless it determines that it has sufficient resources to do so. The parties agree that when an authorized representative of the Recipient contacts an authorized representative of the Provider, the Provider will assess its local resources to determine the availability of requested personnel, including the feasibility of deploying the same. Provider agrees to communicate information about the availability of resources to the Recipient as promptly as possible.
Providing Assistance. 1. The Signatories of District 3 agree that any assistance which may be furnished under this Agreement from one party to the other shall not be regarded as “available assets” of the requesting party for purposes of determining whether local assets are sufficient or insufficient to respond to any natural or manmade emergency or disaster.
2. Each party agrees that in the event of an emergency situation resulting in a Requesting Jurisdiction making a request for assistance, that each other party to this Agreement will furnish such personnel, equipment, facilities or services as are available, provided that such action would not unreasonably diminish the capacity of the Assisting Jurisdiction to provide basic services to its own jurisdiction.
3. The Signatories of District 3 agree that the senior officers (and their assistants, or alternatives) of the entities that will provide direct assistance under this Agreement (i.e. fire chief, sheriff, police chief, EMS provider, highway superintendent, ESF Coordinator, etc) shall be accorded the status of emergency management workers, as that term is defined in IC 10-14-3-3, for purposes of administration of this Agreement. The senior officers in command of the units providing assistance under this Agreement are required to promptly inform the EMD and the appropriate chief executive of their respective unit of government that the assets have been sent out of the normal area of operation. This step will allow the EMD to keep track of assets remaining for response to other emergencies that might arise while mutual aid assistance is being rendered.
4. The chief executive or his or her designee of each participating jurisdiction to this Agreement shall act as the authorized representative of that jurisdiction. If the chief executive or his or her designee is not available, the official next in the line of succession as defined by local or state statute should assume responsibilities of the authorized representative. The name, title, jurisdiction, county and contact information for each of the authorized representatives is attached to this Agreement as Exhibit A, labeled “Authorized Representatives.” This list may be updated when necessary and provided to all participating jurisdictions by the District Planning Council, without the necessity to formally amend this mutual aid agreement.
5. Each participating organization will be responsible for providing automobile liability, collision and comprehensive coverage for its own ...
Providing Assistance. (1) The competent authority of the Party affected by a disaster may request assistance from the competent authority of the other Party. Assistance may include rescue teams and individual experts, protection and rescue equipment, and humanitarian aid. The request for assistance referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article must contain information on the type and scope of the required assistance, information on the institutions and people with whom contact is to be established and which are responsible for accepting particular types of assistance, and a proposal for the manner of providing assistance. In addition to the information referred to in paragraph 2 of this Article, a request for humanitarian aid in the form of medication and medical devices must include a list of all the necessary documents required by the receiving State for medication and medical devices crossing its borders.
Providing Assistance. (1) The competent authority of the Party affected by a disaster may request assistance from the competent authority of the other Party. Assistance may include rescue teams and individual experts, protection and rescue equipment, and humanitarian aid.
(2) A request for assistance as referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article must contain: information on the type and scope of required assistance, information on institutions and persons with which a connection is to be established and which are responsible for accepting particular types of assistance, as well as a proposal for the manner of providing assistance.
(3) A request for humanitarian aid in the form of medication and medical devices must, in addition to the information referred to in the paragraph 2 of this Article, include a list of all necessary documents required by the receiving State for medication and medical devices crossing its borders.
(4) Assistance shall be provided in accordance with the regulations of the Parties.
Providing Assistance. It is agreed that each participating agency has a primary responsibility to its own governing body and maintaining protection of its local area and each agency agrees to send resources to each other’s aid as local circumstances may permit. Providing assistance under this agreement is therefore not mandatory and provided at the sole discretion of the responding agency.
