Restrictive practices. The Companies are not and have not been a party to any agreement, arrangement, understanding or practice restricting the freedom of any of the Companies to carry on the whole or any part of their business in any place in such manner as they think fit or to provide or take goods and/or services by such means and from and to such persons and into or from such places as they may from time to time think fit and/or to compete in any area or in any field or with any person.
Restrictive practices. The Company is not a party to any agreement, practice or arrangement which contravenes or is subject to registration under the Restrictive Trade Practices Xxx 0000, the Resale Prices Xxx 0000 or the Competition Xxx 0000 or which contravenes the provisions of the Fair Trading Act 1973 or which would or might either result in a reference to a "consumer trade practice" within the meaning of Section 13 of the Fair Trading Act 1973 or to the Consumer Protection Advisory Committee under Part II of that Act or contravene any of the provisions of Article 85 or 86 of the Treaty of Rome or any other anti-trust or consumer protection legislation.
Restrictive practices. None of the Voyageur Group Companies is or has been a party to any agreement, arrangement, understanding or practice restricting the freedom of any of the Voyageur Group Companies to carry on the whole or any part of their business in any place in such manner as they think fit or to provide or take goods and/or services by such means and from and to such persons and into or from such places as they may from time to time think fit and/or to compete in any area or in any field or with any person.
Restrictive practices. Restrictive practices involve the use of interventions and practices that have the effect of restricting the rights or freedom of movement of a person with disability. They include exclusionary time-out, physical restraint, response cost, psychotropic medication (PRN), restricted access and seclusion. Restrictive practices infringe a person’s human rights and it is Participate Australia policy to avoid or minimise the use of restrictive practices to manage ‘challenging behaviour’ or ‘behaviours of concern’. Participate Australia staff are not authorised to use any such practices unless specifically authorised by our Restrictive Practices Panel and in strict accordance with the Participate Australia Restrictive Practices Procedure. You may obtain a copy of this procedure upon request. Participate Australia adheres to the Behaviour Support Policy and Practice Manual provided by the NSW Department of Family and Community Services (FACS). Any restrictive practices that are applied must have an expiration date and be subjected to a review and must be authorised by an interagency restrictive practices authorisation panel, which includes Participate Australia staff. Participate Australia employees must adhere to the final decision made by that panel, and any changes to an approved practice can only be authorised through a review and new determination by that panel.
Restrictive practices. Without restricting any other provision of this Contract, the Seller represents and warrants that it has not, and will not; enter into any agreement or arrangement that has the effect of either restraining or restricting the following:
i) The Buyer or the Government’s right to use the Work;
ii) The Government’s title to the Work;
iii) The Government’s disposition of the Work, except for such parts thereof of United States origin the disposition of which is restricted by the Office of Munitions Control of the United States Department of State;
iv) The Buyer or the Government’s right to purchase from any third party any goods or services required for the Work; and
v) The right of any subcontractor to sell to the Buyer and/or the Government or to any supplier of the Buyer and/or the Government, any goods or services; provided, however, that parts or components manufactured by subcontractors to a design or in accordance with data (other than GFI) furnished by the Seller, or manufactured with tools, jigs, dies, gauges, fixtures, molds or patterns owned by the Seller, cannot be manufactured for sale to other than the Buyer, except as may be otherwise provided in Article 1.11, Intellectual Property.
Restrictive practices. School staff at Pacific Pines State High School need to respond to student behaviour that presents a risk of physical harm to the student themselves or others. It is anticipated that most instances of risky behaviour can be de-escalated and resolved quickly. On some rarer occasions, a student’s behaviour may continue to escalate and staff need to engage immediately with positive and proactive strategies aimed at supporting the student to manage their emotional arousal and behaviour. In some very rare situations, where there is immediate risk of physical harm to the student or other people, and when all other alternative strategies have failed to reduce the risk, it may be necessary for staff to use restrictive practices. The use of restrictive practices will always be as a last resort, when there is no other available option for reducing immediate risk to the student, staff or other people. Restrictive practices are not used for punishment or as a disciplinary measure. The department’s Restrictive practices procedure is written with consideration for the protection of everyone’s human rights, health, safety and welfare. There are six fundamental principles:
Restrictive practices. Restrictive practices involve the use of interventions and practices that have the effect of restricting the rights or freedom of movement of a person with disability. They include exclusionary time-out, physical restraint, response cost, psychotropic medication (PRN), restricted access and seclusion. Restrictive practices infringe a person’s human rights and it is Participate Australia policy to avoid or minimise the use of restrictive practices to manage ‘challenging behaviour’ or ‘behaviours of concern’. Participate Australia staff are not authorised to use any such practices unless specifically authorised by our Restrictive Practices Panel and in strict accordance with the Participate Australia Restrictive Practices Procedure. You may obtain a copy of this procedure upon request.
Restrictive practices. (A) No member of the Group (nor, in relation to the Businesses, any member of the Retained Group) is a party to any material agreement or any material practice or arrangement which:
(i) has been or was required to be registered under the XXXX 0000;
(ii) infringes section 2 or section 18 of the Competition Xxx 0000;
(iii) infringes Article 81 or 82 of the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community; or
(iv) contravenes or infringes any equivalent applicable legislation to the provisions referred to in subparagraphs (i), (ii) and (iii) embodied in the domestic anti-trust legislation of any jurisdiction outside the EEA; or
(v) is registrable, unenforceable or void (whether in whole or in part) or renders it liable to civil, criminal or administrative proceedings by virtue of any applicable anti-trust or similar legislation.
(B) No member of the Group (nor, in relation to the Businesses, any member of the Retained Group) is a party to any material agreement in respect of which any undertaking has been given by or any order made against any member of the Group pursuant to the RTPA 1976.
(C) No member of the Group (nor, in relation to the Businesses, any member of the Retained Group) has given an undertaking to, or is subject to any order of or investigation by, or has received any request for information from the Office of Fair Trading, the Competition Commission or the Commission of the European Community under English or EU competition legislation which in any such case would adversely affect the ongoing operation of the business of any member of the Group or of any Business as carried on at the date of this agreement.
(D) No member of the Group nor, in relation to the Businesses, any member of the Retained Group has, so far as the Seller is aware, received any state aid of a material amount which is either illegal or repayable as a result of the acquisitions contemplated by this agreement.
Restrictive practices. All employees will work with management to identify and remove any restrictive practices which inhibit the smooth operation of GPC Asia Pacific.
Restrictive practices. (1) No Group Company is or has been concerned directly or indirectly in any agreement, arrangement, understanding or practice (whether or not legally binding) or any conduct which infringes or has infringed or which has or should have been registered or notified under any anti-monopoly or anti-trust legislation including the Restrictive Trade Practices Xxx 0000 and 1977, the Resale Prices Xxx 0000, the Fair Trading Act 1973, the Competition Xxx 0000, Articles 34, Article 81 (ex-Article 85) or Article 82 (ex-Article 86) of the EC Treaty, or the Competition Xxx 0000.
(2) The Company in relation to anti-trust or similar matters relating to the Business:
(a) has not given any undertaking to, nor is subject to, any order of or investigation by, nor has received any request for information from;
(b) has not received or is likely to receive any process, notice or communication, formal or informal by or on behalf of;
(c) has not been or is a party to, nor is or has been concerned in, any agreement, arrangement, understanding or practice in respect of which an application for negative clearance and/or exemption has been made to the Office of Fair Trading, the Competition Commission, the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, the European Commission, or any other Governmental or other authority, department, board, body or agency of any country having jurisdiction in anti-trust or similar matters.
(3) Save as required by law or pursuant to the terms of any distribution agreement no Group Company is subject to any contracts, obligations, practices, agreements or arrangements which restrict any Group Company's freedom to carry on the whole or any part of its business in any part of the world in such manner as it sees fit.
