PURPOSE OF THE FORM. Any person (natural or juristic) may make an offer or offers in terms of this invitation to bid. In line with the principles of transparency, accountability, impartiality, and ethics as enshrined in the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa and further expressed in various pieces of legislation, it is required for the bidder to make this declaration in respect of the detailsrequired hereunder. Where a person/s are listed in the Register for Bid Defaulters and / or the List of Restricted Suppliers, that person will automatically be disqualified from the bid process.
PURPOSE OF THE FORM. The purpose of this form is to document the agreement between Oranga Tamariki and the Care Partner. This document details the agreement for operating costs, maintenance and repair, making good when leaving the home and reporting and inspection. Next Steps Once this Form is Complete Once the lease has been executed, this agreement is signed by a representative from the Care Partner and the Change Engagement and Homes Manager, ideally before the Care Partner moves into the home. Once signed, The Change Engagement and Homes Manager will send the signed agreement to the Māori Partnerships and Communities Advisor as this forms part of the contract and outcome agreement with the Care Partner and will share the signed agreement with the Property Facilities Manager and the Facilities Management Team.
PURPOSE OF THE FORM. The purpose of this form is to document the agreement between the Care Partner and Oranga Tamariki about operating costs, maintenance and repair, making good when leaving the home and reporting and inspection. Next Steps Once this Form is Complete Once the lease has been executed, this agreement is signed by a representative from the Care Partner and the Head of Infrastructure at Oranga Tamariki before the provider moves into the home. Once signed, the Lease Specialist is to send the signed agreement to the PFO Advisor as this forms part of the contract and outcome agreement with the provider. The Lease Specialist is to also send a copy of the signed agreement to the Property and Facilities Manager and NAC FMO (Insert NAC FMO Address) CARE PARTNER AND ORANGA TAMARIKI ‘PROPERTY’ OPERATING AGREEMENT The purpose of this form is to document the agreement between a Care Partner and Oranga Tamariki about operating costs, maintenance and repair, making good when leaving the home and reporting and inspection. Property Address: Oranga Tamariki Property & Facilities Manager and contact number: Care Partner Details: Care Partner contact at the home and contact number:
PURPOSE OF THE FORM. The purpose of this form is to document the agreement between Oranga Tamariki and the Care Partner. This document details the agreement for operating costs, maintenance and repair, making good when leaving the home and reporting and inspection. Next Steps Once this Form is Complete Once the lease has been executed, this agreement is signed by a representative from the Care Partner and The Change Engagement and Homes Manager, ideally before the Care Partner moves into the home. Once signed, The Change Engagement and Homes Manager will send the signed agreement to the Māori Partnerships and Communities Advisor as this forms part of the contract and outcome agreement with the Care Partner. The Māori Partnerships and Communities Advisor will share the signed agreement with the Property Facilities Manager and the Facilities Management Team. ‘CARE PARTNER’ AND ‘ORANGA TAMARIKI PROPERTY’ OPERATING AGREEMENT The purpose of this form is to document the agreement between Oranga Tamariki and the Care Partner. This document details the agreement for operating costs, maintenance and repair, making good when leaving the home and reporting and inspection. Property Address: Care Partner Details: Name: Role: Contact number/email: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Details: Name: Role: Contact number/email: Section 1: Operating Costs Expense A Paid by Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx (included in Rent) B Paid by Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx (not included in Rent) C Paid by [Landlord] (not recoverable) E Paid by [Care Partner] (included in contract) D Not applicable Council/general rates Water rates Electricity charges Gas charges Internet/broadband charges Telephone Rubbish/recycling charges NZ Fire Service charges Contents Insurance premiums Building Insurance premiums Insurance valuation fees Body corporate levies Management expenses Service contract costs (for maintenance of mechanical plant e.g. lifts and air-conditioning) Obtaining a Building warrant of fitness and any other Building Act reports Security monitoring costs
PURPOSE OF THE FORM. The ultimate goal of an individual debtor in a bankruptcy proceeding is to obtain a discharge of debts. However, there are times when a debtor does not wish to discharge a particular debt. This usually occurs when a debt is secured by personal property, such as a car. Nothing prevents a debtor from voluntarily repaying all or part of a debt. However, nothing can force a debtor to repay a discharged debt unless the debtor signs a reaffirmation agreement. Because the debtor is not legally obligated to repay a discharged debt, creditors whose debts are secured by collateral, such as a car, may insist that the debt owed to them be reaffirmed, or they may foreclose on the collateral. To protect the debtor from undue pressure or from reaffirming a debt that is not in the debtor's best interest, the law requires the attorney for the debtor to carefully explain the debtor's rights to the debtor. If the debtor is not represented by an attorney, the law requires the court to review the record to determine whether the reaffirmation agreement imposes an undue burden on the debtor or a dependent of the debtor and whether the agreement is in the debtor's best interest. Form B 240 has been revised so that it may be used both by debtors who are represented by an attorney during the course of negotiating the reaffirmation agreement and by those debtors who are not represented by an attorney. The revised form incorporates requirements added to the Bankruptcy Code by the Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1994 and also adopts many of the suggestions made in the final report of the National Bankruptcy Review Commission. This agreement should only be signed if the debtor intends to again become legally responsible for a debt which would otherwise be discharged in a bankruptcy proceeding.
