Responsibilities of the Host Sample Clauses

Responsibilities of the Host. The Host undertakes and agrees to: 11.1 ensure that the relevant documentation of which it is the duty of a PDRF or prospective PDRF to submit timeously in the prescribed form to the Host pertaining to the PDRF’s appointment, renewal (where applicable) and resignation (if applicable), is in turn submitted timeously to the relevant officials or structures; 11.2 confirm with the Xxxx or Vice-Xxxx of the relevant Faculty that sufficient funds are available in the designated cost entity to meet the financial obligations incurred in terms of this Agreement; 11.3 assist with the provision to the PDRF with the required infrastructure and facilities to undertake his/ her research as more fully described in Clause 12.2; 11.4 assist and mentor the PDRF in relation to the research conducted; 11.5 monitor the PDRF’s progress and research and provide regular feedback, as and when required by the Executive Xxxx or Executive Director: Research and Innovation; 11.6 meet with the PDRF on a regular basis to provide guidance in relation to the research undertaken by the PDRF; 11.7 ensure that the PDRF is not expected to perform any work in return for the Fellowship (other than that which has been specified herein).
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Responsibilities of the Host. 4.1 The Host is responsible for: (a) providing the Candidate with tasks and exposure to the business directly relevant to the Internship Project, at a level suitable to the Candidate’s research program and under the supervision of a suitably qualified and responsible person; (b) providing, at the conclusion of the Internship, written feedback in the form reasonably required by Xxxxxxxx on the Candidate’s performance during the Internship and the extent to which the Candidate successfully completed the Internship Project and/or achieved the learning outcomes set out in the Project Plan; (c) if necessary, arranging for and obtaining Client consent for the Candidate to provide services to Clients and to have access to Client information for the purpose of the Internship. Client consent may be freely withheld; and (d) ensuring that the Candidate keeps regular working hours at the Premises as set out in the Project Plan (unless otherwise agreed with the Principal Supervisor). 4.2 Prior to the Candidate commencing the Internship, the Host will: (a) ensure that the Premises and any equipment to be used by the Candidate comply with current general and industry specific workplace health and safety legislation applying in the place where the Internship will be undertaken; and (b) provide an induction process for the Candidate including workplace health and safety and appropriate on the job training and supervision. 4.3 If the Candidate reports an incident or dangerous situation or if there is a safety breach by the Host related to the Internship, the Host must give written notice of such to Xxxxxxxx, and if requested by Xxxxxxxx, provide a copy of any report, recording or investigation into the incident, situation or breach. 4.4 Unless the Candidate is a paid employee of the Host, the Host must not require the Candidate to function as an employee of the Host.
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Responsibilities of the Host. University 1. The Host University will be responsible for reviewing applications of students recommended by the Home University. The final decision regarding the acceptance of incoming students will be the responsibility of the Host University. 2. The Host University will provide guidance to the incoming students regarding housing and insurance requirements. The Host University does not provide any health insurance for exchange students. 3. The Host University will provide academic and other advisory services for incoming students. 4. The Host University will send to the Home University a final transcript documenting the students’ academic performance at the Host University within ….. weeks following the exchange students’ termination. 5. The Host University will waive the tuition fee for exchange students (students will pay their regular fees to the home institution where applicable). Tuition fees may not be waived for those exchange students that want to pursue special programmes with budgetary autonomy. 6. The Host University will not be responsible for the cost of accommodation, living, transportation, visa and any other costs. The Host University will not be responsible for any personal expenses, debts, costs of damages incurred for the duration of the exchange, and any other costs incurred or arising from this Agreement. The Host University will not be held responsible for any accidents, diseases, damages or other cost-related events which may occur in relation to the Agreement. The Home University will inform their exchange students about this disclaimer.
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Responsibilities of the Host. The Host is responsible for the following tasks and functions (a) overall management of the SELEAC Forum, (b) chairing the General Assembly and the Board, (c) preparation of the meetings and decisions of the General Assembly and the Board (d) collecting the membership fees and taking care of other practical management of finances unless there is no separated financial manager (e) acting as a primary contact to the forum
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Responsibilities of the Host. 5.1 The Host is responsible at all times for the standards of care provided for its Clients. 5.2 The Host will co-operate with the staff of JCU (including the JCU Liaison Officer) and Students to provide practical or clinical experience for Students relevant to the learning objectives specified in the Reference Schedule. 5.3 Unless otherwise agreed between the parties, the Host must: (a) provide Supervision for all Students on Placement; and (b) report on each Student’s performance, practical skills, learning, knowledge and/or development against learning objectives of the Placement in a format and at a level of detail and precision reasonably required by JCU and agreed with the Host. 5.4 The Host will accept for Placement the number of Students agreed in writing with JCU during the dates agreed in writing with JCU. 5.5 The Host may require JCU to remove a Student from Placement if the Host considers that: (a) the Student is not conforming to agreed standards, regulations, procedures and by-laws; or (b) the Student is not behaving in a safe or professional manner. This right is only to be exercised after prior consultation between the Parties in relation to the proposed course of action. 5.6 The Host must make arrangements for emergency care for a Student in case of accident or illness sustained while undertaking a Placement. 5.7 The Host will make available for use by Students during a Placement, the following: (a) a work desk; and (b) access to computer facilities and the internet. 5.8 The Host will, prior to the commencement of Placement, provide JCU and/or Students with copies of its standards, regulations, policies and procedures which are relevant to the Placement. 5.9 The Host will provide JCU with feedback on the functioning of the Student Placement program if requested by JCU.
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Responsibilities of the Host. The Host shall have the following responsibilities: a. Access to the park. Whenever Riverview Park is closed, the Host shall contact any person(s) appearing on the premises and advise such person(s) that the park is closed and request that such person(s) leave the premises. If such person(s) remains on the premises, the Host shall note the description of such person(s) and any vehicle(s) used by such person(s) and immediately notify the Police Department at 503.838.1214. The Host is not expected to place him or herself in a position of personal danger, and may call police prior to making such contacts, if the Host elects to do so.
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Responsibilities of the Host organisation (HO)
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