Provision of Resources Sample Clauses
Provision of Resources. 3.1 The Council will:
3.1.1 provide the agreed Resources to the Organisation throughout the Period of this Agreement;
3.1.2 by way of this Agreement grant a licence to the Organisation to make use of the Resources throughout the Period of this Agreement for the purposes of providing a Community Run Library.
3.2 The Organisation agrees to exercise reasonable care in its use of the Resources and will return any of the Resources to the Council in the same condition as it received them subject to reasonable wear and tear, unless previously agreed in writing in respect of any approved community use.
Provision of Resources. The Department Head or designate will facilitate the photocopying of course outlines, examination and test papers, and class hand-outs to an extent consistent with department practice for the same or similar courses, provided the Department Head considers the photocopying to be reasonable and has given approval.
Provision of Resources. Except as otherwise expressly provided in this Agreement, Contractor will be responsible for providing all personnel, tools, supplies, equipment, software, systems, know-how and other resources of whatever kind or nature as are necessary to complete the Work on schedule, on budget, and in accordance with the Applicable Requirements and SLAs.
Provision of Resources. 6.2.1. The Attorney General acknowledges responsibility to provide sufficient resources to the Court to allow it to carry out its functions under the Constitution Act, 1867 and its’ Empowering Legislation.
6.2.2. The Attorney General and the Chief Justice acknowledge that public funds must be used efficiently and effectively to fund the operation of the Court.
6.2.3. The Attorney General and the Chief Justice acknowledge that the preservation of an independent and impartial Court system is a priority in the allocation of public funds.
6.2.4. As part of the Attorney General’s commitment to provide resources to the Court, the Chief Justice and the Attorney General agree to collaborate and to meet directly with one another, as appropriate and at minimum, semi‐annually, on the resource needs of the Court. In an effort to promote efficient discussions and ensure that all parties are sufficiently briefed, information will be exchanged between the Office of the Chief Justice and the Attorney General, Deputy Minister and/or the Assistant Deputy Minister (RCAS) a reasonable period of time prior to the meetings. Without limiting the range of potential agenda items, particular regard will be given to the following topics:
6.2.4.1. the general workload of the Court and adjustments to the complement of the Court;
6.2.4.2. changes to the law, both federal and provincial, including to Empowering Legislation, that may affect the workload of the Court;
6.2.4.3. changes to the demographics of Alberta, including population growth and composition, that may affect the workload of the Court;
6.2.4.4. access to the Court, including geographic, temporal, and physical;
6.2.4.5. the use of Information Systems and the modernisation of Court facilities, Court operations, Court Administration and Judicial Administration operations;
6.2.4.6. the needs of the Court, including those with respect to budgeting, business planning, organizational planning, and personnel; and
6.2.4.7. any further issues that are identified by the Attorney General or the Chief Justice and added to a jointly created agenda.
6.2.5. When the Attorney General is proposing a change in resources related to Court Administration, the Attorney General will consult with the Chief Justice prior to implementing or proceeding with a proposal.
6.2.6. The Chief Justice recognises that, for meaningful decisions to be made about providing sufficient resources to the Court, information concerning the resource needs of the Court...
Provision of Resources. 6.2.1. The Attorney acknowledges responsibility to provide sufficient resources to each of the Courts to allow them to carry out their functions under the Constitution Act, 1867 and their Empowering Legislation.
6.2.2. The Attorney and the Chief Justices acknowledge that public funds must be used efficiently and effectively to fund the operation of the Courts.
6.2.3. The Attorney and the Chief Justices acknowledge that the preservation of a fair, independent, and impartial Court system is a priority in the allocation of public funds.
6.2.4. As part of the Attorney’s commitment to provide sufficient resources to the Courts, the Attorney agrees to consult directly with the Chief Justice(s), as appropriate, but at a minimum, semi-annually, on the resource needs of their Court or the Courts generally, with particular regard to the following:
6.2.4.1. the general workload of the Court(s) and adjustments to the complement of each of the Courts;
6.2.4.2. changes to the law, both federal and provincial, including to Empowering Legislation, that may affect the workload of the Court(s);
6.2.4.3. changes to the demographics of British Columbia, including population growth and composition, that may affect the workload of the Court(s);
6.2.4.4. the presence of self-represented litigants and access to the Court(s) generally;
6.2.4.5. the use of technology and the modernisation of Court facilities, registries, and administrative services;
6.2.4.6. the needs of each Office of the Chief Justice, including those with respect to budgeting, strategic planning, and personnel; and
6.2.4.7. any further issues that are identified by the Attorney or the Chief Justice(s) and consented to, in writing, by the Attorney and the Chief Justice(s).
6.2.5. When the Attorney identifies and assesses resource needs related to Court Administration, the Attorney will develop proposals to address those resource needs and provide reasonable time for consultation with the Chief Justice(s) prior to the approval of a proposal.
6.2.6. The Chief Justices recognise that, for meaningful decisions to be made about providing sufficient resources to the Courts, information concerning the resource needs of the Courts and Judicial Administration must be provided to the Attorney.
6.2.7. With specific respect to subsection 6.2.4.1 of this Memorandum of Understanding, when the issue of judicial complement is to be addressed by the Attorney, each Chief Justice agrees to deliver information to the Attorney concer...
Provision of Resources. Provision of CO monitors and Infection Control Guidelines. Together4Health to calibrate all monitors where required. • Provision of all other necessary resources to include monitoring forms, leaflets and promotional materials.
Provision of Resources. The organization shall determine and provide, in a timely manner, the resources needed to Implement and maintain the quality system and continually improve its effectiveness. Enhance customer satisfaction by meeting customer requirements. OBJECTIVE EVIDENCE: Check ( )verified evidence and/or take notes -Quality performance data vs. Quality Costs: trends should be improving or effective corrective actions should be in place -Prioritize action plans tied to key internal objectives
6.2.1 Assignment of personnel Personnel who are assigned responsibilities defined in the quality management system shall be competent on the basis of appropriate education, training, skills and experience. OBJECTIVE EVIDENCE: Check ( )verified evidence and/or take notes -key personnel education, experience and knowledge requirements (job description) in comparison to respective resumes. -Where qualifications are not met, review documented training prior to assignment.
6.2.2 Training, awareness and competence The organization shall: identify competency needs for personnel performing activities affecting quality; provide training or take actions to satisfy these needs; evaluate the effectiveness of training provided; ensure that its employees are aware of the relevance and importance of their activities and how they contribute to the achievement of the quality objectives; maintain appropriate records of education, experience, training and qualifications. -Training plans for all employees affecting quality and carried out to an appropriate degree relative to the industry, safety requirements and high risk production techniques? -Performance testing, job training effectiveness evaluations, review of internal audit summaries, See 5.5.7 See 4.2.4
Provision of Resources. 11.1 No later than ten (10) months following the Exit Start Date, the Contractor shall in order to facilitate a Smooth Transfer, provide the BBC and/or Successor Service Provider with necessary knowledge and information reasonably required in respect of the Services, which will include information regarding the general nature, delivery and management of the Services and which may involve access to the Contractor staff and, in so far as they are available, the provision of the latest available versions of records set out in paragraph 11.1.1(a) and documents set out in paragraph 11.1.2 (which the Successor Service Provider may copy, change and print in whatever form necessary to facilitate a Smooth Transfer).
11.1.1 Records will include:
(a) all historic and current process and service performance data; and
(b) details of all work in progress, problem transactions and other service issues.
11.1.2 Documentation will include those documents which contain knowledge of how the processes are currently implemented and delivered as part of the current service and include:
(a) process definitions;
(b) procedures;
(c) work instructions;
(d) guidelines and references;
(e) IT infrastructure and applications design and support documentation;
(f) application configuration details; and
(g) any other documentation; reasonably required by the Successor Service Provider and is held by the Contractor or any material documentation required for Smooth Transition that was held by the Contractor over last 12 months.
11.2 The Contractor shall provide such resources, agreed with the BBC, as are reasonably required to comply with its obligations under this Agreement and to facilitate a Smooth Transfer.
11.3 The Contractor shall work pro-actively to ensure positive involvement of all staff, required for a Smooth Transfer and take appropriate actions and implement necessary plans when required to continue positive involvement.
11.4 The Contractor shall provide one dedicated Employee to join the working group or board as requested by the BBC as provided for in this Schedule and in some cases the Contractor will have to recruit the required dedicated resource and that there may be a lead time associated with the recruitment but that the Contractor shall take all steps possible to expedite the necessary recruitment.
Provision of Resources. PFS4.1 For Professional Services which involve delivery of the Professional Services at Customer’s location, Customer shall provide for JHA’s services personnel’s use, at no charge to XXX, a workspace and access to the appropriate Customer computing resources and environment, including phone, fax and other mutually agreed upon office equipment and materials needed to complete the Professional Services. Customer shall arrange for all necessary security badges and IT system log-in/passwords for the XXX services personnel required by Customer’s policies and procedures, so that JHA’s services personnel may immediately commence delivery of the Professional Services upon arrival at Customer’s site.
PFS4.2 Tasks that are not specifically assigned in the Schedule to XXX will remain Customer's responsibility to perform and will remain under Customer's supervision, management and control, even if XXX assists Customer in performing such tasks. XXX will not be responsible for delays in performing the Professional Services caused by delays or nonperformance of project tasks which Customer is responsible to perform.
Provision of Resources. 2.1 DCC will:
2.1.1 provide the Resources to the Organisation throughout the Period of this Agreement; and
2.1.2 by way of this Agreement grant a licence to the Organisation to make use of the Resources throughout the Period of this Agreement for the purposes of providing a Community Managed Library Service.
2.2 The Organisation agrees to exercise reasonable care in its use of the Resources and will return any of the Resources to the Council in the same condition as it received them subject to reasonable wear and tear, unless previously agreed in writing in respect of any approved community use.