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Purpose and Scope of this Document. This is intended to provide Company and Microsoft with clear expectations around service escalation processes. Capitalized terms not defined in this exhibit shall have the meaning assigned to them in the Agreement. This document will be posted in a shared location and may be updated on a regular basis.
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Purpose and Scope of this Document. 2.1.1. This National Framework is one component of the Service Level Agreement and sets out how custodial services are commissioned and delivery expectations for Prisons in Wales. 2.1.2. This National Framework provides a description of a range of services that have been commissioned by funders other than NOMS for example health, education and other co-commissioned services to offenders. Prisons have specific responsibilities in respect of partnership working and enabling delivery. Responsibility for performance management arrangements of such services usually rests outside of NOMS, contained in separate SLAs, contracts or memoranda of understanding (MoU). 2.1.3. This National Framework is underpinned by a Wales Delivery Plan which provides details of agreed priorities and objectives. The plan will describe how Wales will respond to the overarching NOMS Commissioning Intentions (NCIs). The Wales Delivery Plan is developed and agreed between the Lead Governor in Wales and the Deputy Director Strategic Support, Administration and Assurance (DDSSAA) with contributions from other stakeholders. 2.1.4. Each publicly managed prison in Wales will have an Establishment Delivery Schedule setting out the specific service delivery requirements relevant to them and delivery outputs that will contribute to meeting the agreed outcomes. 2.1.5. The delivery of custodial services by Privately Managed Prisons (PMP) and custodial services by prisons for the Youth Justice Board is managed separately and their performance is not managed as part of this framework. 2.1.6. This National Framework and the Wales Delivery Plan have been agreed as part of the NOMS commissioning cycle. The commissioning cycle sets out the high level commissioning priorities for NOMS (taking into account service need and demand, resources, government policy and the priorities of other commissioners and funders of offender services) and secures services under SLAs and contracts to meet these priorities. The Wales Delivery Plan and Establishment Delivery Schedules are live documents that remain under review by the Director of NOMS in Wales and Commissioners throughout the year and subject to change by mutual agreement in line with the notice of change process outlined in this framework. The plans will be reviewed at least annually. 2.1.7. The SLA Review Process will be a regular and proportionate review of delivery of the Wales Delivery Plan and Establishment Delivery Schedules. The review process will in...
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Purpose and Scope of this Document. 2.1.1. This Service Level Agreement (SLA) sets out an agreement between the Commissioner and HMPS for the provision of prison services commissioned and funded by NOMS at the Establishment. 2.1.2. This SLA has been agreed as part of the NOMS commissioning round for 2013-14. The commissioning round is the annual cycle of setting out the high level commissioning priorities for NOMS (taking into account service need and demand, resources, government policy and the priorities of other commissioners and funders of offender services) and securing services under SLAs and contracts to meet these priorities. 2.1.3. This SLA does not include within its scope services delivered by HMPS that have been commissioned by funders other than NOMS. The responsibilities of the Provider in delivering these externally commissioned services are contained in separate SLAs, contracts or memoranda of understanding (MoU). 2.1.4. This SLA does cover HMPS’s responsibilities to support provision of health, education and other co-commissioned services to offenders, and also its responsibilities in respect of partnership working. 2.1.5. Separate internal agreements and protocols for the delivery of specific ancillary and operational support services remain in force until cancelled in writing. These include, but are not limited to:  SLAs for estate maintenance  MOUs for prisoner retail  SLAs covering prison industries and prison laundries 2.1.6. For the avoidance of doubt, the Parties do not intend this 2.1.7. To support transparency, this SLA will be published on the Ministry of Justice website.
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Purpose and Scope of this Document. E-commerce exposes all kinds of new challenges. What happens with the personal data of the End Consumer (paragraph 2.3.5) if he or she places an order at the Retailer (paragraph 2.3.4)? Which stakeholders are involved in the e-commerce standard set up? What are the mutual rights, obligations and liabilities of these stakeholders? What rights can be derived from the platform developed and provided by the Trustee? Moreover, one should pay attention form a competition law point of view , when competitors disclose sensitive information in the execution of a project. It is therefore important to identify the relationships between the stakeholders, pinpoint potential risks, discover blind spots and to offer insights on how these relationships should legally be characterized, as a first step towards drafting the necessary model contracts. This document will focus on developing a legal framework for collaboration in e-commerce and the legal basis for CITS/ICT, taking into account data and transport security, to provide the right elements which should be included in the agreements between the stakeholders. Important note: this document is drafted from Dutch legal perspective only.
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