Public Health Emergency Sample Clauses

Public Health Emergency. 25.1 The following provisions apply where there is a Public Health Emergency (PHE) declared by the Director-General of Health under the relevant legislation. These provisions shall also apply as applicable to civil defence emergencies declared under the relevant legislation. 25.2 The parties acknowledge that the public health system will likely be a critical part of the national/regional responses to a PHE. 25.3 If required as part of a response, the parties recognise the urgency of any response and the need for flexibility in how services are delivered, and accordingly temporary changes may be made to how work is organised without the need for a formal change management processes specified in the MECA. The DHB will engage in good faith with the union prior to progressing any PHE response. 25.4 The principles around any such changes are: a. Where available, Services will work with their staff, including XXXXX workplace representatives, to develop the most clinically appropriate staffing arrangements to keep patients and staff safe during a PHE. b. These arrangements could include ways of working that are outside of the standard provisions of the MECA hours of work clauses provided that: 25.5 The rostered ordinary weekly or fortnightly hours of work do not exceed the current maximums without the agreement of the affected employee(s)

Public Health Emergency. All employees may be called upon and shall be expected to respond to a public health emergency as part of the Public Health Response Team or emergency preparedness directives.

Public Health Emergency. Grantee shall follow the orders and guidance of the City and County of San Francisco’s issuing Department related to a disaster and emergency response event, defined as public emergency affecting life, health, or property. This may include, but is not limited to, altering the method of service delivery on a temporary basis to protect the health and safety of Grantee staff and the served population.

Public Health Emergency. 19.5.1 In the event a government agency issues health orders specific to Los Angeles County Schools and the District, the District shall adhere to all protocols ordered by the agency. 19.5.2 The District shall meet with CVSTA as soon as is practicable to negotiate the effects of such orders. 19.5.3 Should the District close one or more schools due to a public health emergency, the District shall notify unit members at the affected locations as soon as is practicable.

Public Health Emergency. 15.3.1 In the event that Project/s within the scope of this Agreement will be performed or proceed during a public health emergency (such as COVID19 Pandemic and/or other similar or related virus or health circumstances), Service Provider warrants that it will acquaint itself and strictly comply with the applicable laws, rules and regulations, risks, reasonable requirements, protections, and potential effects of such public health emergency including, without limitation, to possible effects on this Agreement, the Project, services provided and/or any and all persons performing or otherwise participating in any part of the foregoing. Service Provider further warrants that it will continue to perform the Services for no more than the agreed upon fees and within same service level expectations and Contract Period. Further, Service Provider agrees to reasonably cooperate with Accenture in order to comply with requirements aimed at ensuring continuity of its services to Accenture. 15.3.2 Accenture and Service Provider hereby agree that if after the Effective Date, a governmental or quasi- governmental authority issues any order, regulation, requirement or other rule that requires Service Provider to cease performance of its Services as a result of the aforementioned public health emergency and/or any other related cause, the Parties will promptly confer in good faith to determine whether each agrees, in its respective determination, to an equitable change in service level expectations or Contract Period. Service Provider shall support all such requests for additional or modified Contract Period with adequate supporting documentation. Any agreed change to such time/period must be in writing and signed by both Parties. Service Provider shall at all times use commercially reasonable best efforts to minimize any impact by any public health emergency/events related thereto on the Project, this Agreement and the services provided to Accenture. This data privacy schedule (“Data Privacy Schedule”) is subject to the terms and conditions of the Agreement. This Data Privacy Schedule shall be considered a Schedule to the Agreement and shall be deemed part of the Agreement. Terms not defined herein shall have the meaning set forth in the Agreement. In the event of a conflict between the Agreement and this Data Privacy Schedule, this Data Privacy Schedule shall prevail. Provider’s failure to comply with any of the provisions of this Data Privacy Schedule shall be deemed a ma...

Public Health Emergency. In the event the College must cease operations of its Housing and Dining Program to the general student population due to public health emergency needs, including COVID, the refund schedule outlined in Section 1(b) of this Agreement will apply. If a student who has executed this Agreement obtains permission to remain on campus during ceased operations (“permitted students”), this Agreement will remain fully effective. Should Permitted Students require additional time on campus outside the dates of the applicable academic term and the College grants such additional permission, the Permitted Student will enter into a separate Agreement for the additional period of time on campus.

Public Health Emergency. A. Contractor is advised that public health emergencies, as declared by the City, the State of Vermont, or the Federal Government, including the current pandemic of Novel Coronavirus (COVID–19), may introduce significant uncertainty into the project. Contractor must comply with all local, state, federal orders, directives, regulations, guidance, advisories during a public health emergency. Contractor shall adhere to the below provisions and consider public health emergencies as they develop project schedules and advance the work.

Public Health Emergency. The following provisions apply in the event of a Public Health Emergency Declaration by federal, state, regional, or local authorities. a. Lessee shall follow federal, state, regional, and local proclamation(s) and/or order(s) regarding operations during an infectious disease outbreak. b. In addition to the compliance obligation of Section 9(a), Lessee shall, regardless of the existence of and in addition to any active federal, state, regional, or local proclamation(s) and/or order(s) in effect, and in order to attain the highest degree of health and safety protections for other employees and users of the Owned Premise, the Leased Space, and Common Areas, Lessee must: i. only allow athletes actively enrolled in dance or gymnastic classes, the athletes, parents/guardians, and on-duty employees to enter and exit the Owned Premises during Class Time and ten minutes before and after Class Time; ii. schedule individual classes during Class Time to avoid overlap so that athletes of each individual class can fully vacate the Owned Premises before the next class arrives; iii. prohibit loitering in the Common Areas (as defined in Paragraph 9(b)(viii)) by athletes, parents/guardians, and on-duty employees; iv. not allow athletes to remain on the Owned Premises outside of Class Time; v. Lessee must require employees, students, and parents to self-monitor for signs and symptoms of COVID-19; vi. Lessee shall require employees, students, and parents to inform Xxxxxx of suspected exposure to COVID-19; vii. not allow any employees or athletes to enter the Owned Premises if they are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms or are have been exposed to or report suspected exposure to COVID-19. If an employee or athletes has COVID-19 symptoms, has been exposed to COVID-19, or report suspected exposure to COVID-19, Lessee shall follow the Iowa Department of Public Health guidance regarding requiring employees/students to self-quarantine prior to allowing the employee or student to return to the Owned Premises and Leased Space; and viii. Lessee shall be responsible for the deep cleaning and disinfecting of the Leased Space and all Common Areas at the beginning and end of each and every Class Time. The Lessee must either hire a third-party cleaning agency capable of cleaning and disinfecting against infectious diseases like COVID-19, or undertake such cleaning and disinfecting itself under a “Cleaning and Disinfecting Plan” that has previously been approved by both the Lessor and the Dubu...

Public Health Emergency. In the event there is a public health emergency as defined by the Colorado Healthy Families and Workplace Act, that directly impacts the operations of the Transportation Department, the Union and District agree to meet and confer on topics of mutual interest.

Public Health Emergency. 6.1 No refund, credit or rebate of College Fees will be allowed in respect of circumstances relating to a Public Health Emergency. 6.2 The College will not be liable for any loss or expense you may incur in relation to a Public Health Emergency.