Recording Requirements. All PCSOT polygraph examinations submitted for quality control shall be audio/visually recorded in their entirety. When required for quality control purposes, these recordings shall be made available. All recorded physiological data shall be retained as part of the examination file as long as required by regulation or law but for a minimum of one year when not in conflict with regulation or law.
Recording Requirements. 12 8.06 Date Down Certificate.............................................13 8.07 Vacant Space Acknowledgment.......................................13 8.08
Recording Requirements. 14 8.06 Date Down Certificate..........................................14 8.07
Recording Requirements. The Employer agrees to record the amount of membership dues paid by an employee to the Union on the employee's T-4 Statement.
Recording Requirements. All documents and affidavits required of Purchaser to record the Deed. 8.06 DATE DOWN CERTIFICATE. A certificate of Purchaser (the "Purchaser Date Down Certificate") in form and substance attached to the Exhibit Agreement as Schedule 8.06 certifying that Purchaser's representations and warranties set forth in Paragraph 10.02 of this Agreement are true and correct as of the applicable Closing Date.
Recording Requirements. Telephone conversations and electronic communications with the Adviser may be recorded by the Subadviser. A copy of the recording of such conversations and communications with the Adviser will be available to the Adviser on request for a period of five years, or up to seven years where requested by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”), from the date the record is made. For the avoidance of doubt, the Subadviser agrees that no telephone conversation or electronic communication in which the Board or any member thereof is a participant will be recorded by the Subadviser.
Recording Requirements a) During the Initial Period and any subsequent Option Periods, Artist agrees to record for Company sufficient Masters to comprise a minimum of one (1) long-‐playing phonograph record album (“Album”) per Contract Period, embodying Compositions not previously recorded by Artist, in a Company approved recording studio, at times to be mutually agreed upon. Company shall have the right and opportunity to have a representative attend each recording session.
b) Each Master shall be subject to Company's approval as technically satisfactory for the manufacture and sale of Records. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Artist shall deliver masters not inconsistent with the style and manner of the masters previously recorded by Artist. All Masters shall be produced by producers mutually approved by Artist and Company.
c) Each Album shall be comprised of no less than ten (10) or more than twelve (12) Masters. Upon Company's request, Artist shall re-‐record any Composition recorded hereunder until a recording, which in Company's sole judgment is technically satisfactory for the manufacture and sale of Records shall have been obtained.
d) Should Artist fail to appear at any recording session of which Artist has been given written notice, for any reason, unless Artist gives forty-‐eight (48) hours notice to Company of an inability to appear as scheduled, Company shall have the right to recoup any of its out-‐of pocket expenses in respect of such session from Artist's Royalties if and when earned.
e) Company agrees to pay all Recording Costs necessary for the completion of the recording, mixing and mastering of the Masters for the Albums. Prior to beginning the recording process for the completion of the Masters, the parties will mutually agree upon the budget for completion.
Recording Requirements. SUBMITTER and/or AGENT shall only submit 15 scans of original documents electronically which meet all of the same requirements for the 16 submission of original paper documents. Every document submitted shall include a Preliminary
Recording Requirements. All instructions by the Hearing Officer to the Hearing Reporter with respect to the Hearing Reporter’s conduct and participation in proceedings shall be followed without discussion. Except where inconsistent with general or specific instructions issued by the Authorized User, every word spoken during a proceeding, session or meeting shall be transcribed by the Hearing Reporter, unless designated specifically as "off the record" by the Hearing Officer. With specific permission of the Hearing Officer, certain "off the record" statements may be recorded. Instructions from anyone other than the Hearing Officer, concerning what shall or shall not be included in the record, shall be ignored. The Contractor shall furnish transcript proofread with all words correctly spelled, properly hyphenated and properly punctuated. Any corrections to spelling, hyphenation or punctuation requested by the Hearing Officer shall be made without additional cost. All original notes or other records taken in connection with any proceeding shall be held in security by the contractor for a period of time as designated by the Authorized User, not to exceed one year. Proceedings are to be stenographically or electronically recorded and transcribed. Backup electronic verbal recording equipment shall be operating at all times while proceedings are being reported, unless prohibited by the Hearing Officer. Stenographic recording shall be mechanical or electronic keyboard-operated typing devices, and shall meet the requirements of the State Administrative Procedure Act.
