ROLE OF THE DEPARTMENT Sample Clauses

ROLE OF THE DEPARTMENT. A. The Department will provide a Cooperating Association Liaison (CAL) as the principal representative between the Department and the Association. In this capacity, the CAL will be responsible for the following: 1) Attending all meetings of the Association’s Board of Directors (except for closed Executive sessions); 2) Maintaining communications and insuring that the activities and funding priorities of the Association are consistent with those of the Department; and 3) Overseeing the implementation of this Agreement and all donations, services, programs and other activities provided to and/or on behalf of the Department pursuant to the terms hereof. 4) Granting or seeking necessary approvals required from the Department for Association activities. The Department will grant a license to the Association to use the Department logo on Association publications and other materials. (See Exhibit D, Section 6 - Grant of License.) C. The Department will provide an accounting of Association/Donor gifts. (See Exhibit D, Section 1E - Expenditure Report of Association Donor gifts.) D. Upon request of the Association, the Department may, subject to the availability of staff and funds, provide other assistance to the Association as needed so long as it is not inconsistent or in conflict with his or her duties as an employee of the Department. In this regard, the Department will strive to: Contractor's Name:   Agreement Number:   1) Provide facilities and services of park personnel (volunteers and paid staff) to assist with the sale of interpretive and educational materials provided by the association; 2) Provide space for association sales materials in visitor information facilities; 3) Work with Association to provide a venue and support for special events and programs; 4) Work with Association to produce interpretive items for distribution to the public (per 3.A.1); and 5) Support Association fundraising activities consistent with the Department's Donor and Sponsorship Recognition Guidelines. Department warrants that the roles set forth in this Agreement are consistent with its lawfully authorized enabling legislation and legislated authority.
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ROLE OF THE DEPARTMENT. Equip SROs with a squad, computer, and necessary policing equipment Equip SROs with a body-worn video camera Maintain all employer responsibilities (payroll, insurance, workers comp, etc.) Evaluate SRO performance Maintain training, qualification, and certification of the SRO Correct SRO performance/behavior as necessary Maintain all employee files of SROs
ROLE OF THE DEPARTMENT. The Lender notifies the Borrower that the Department of Industry, Skills and Regional Development acting through its Jobs for NSW division will manage the rights and obligations of Jobs for NSW on behalf of the Lender.
ROLE OF THE DEPARTMENT. A. The DEPARTMENT shall provide technical staff assistance to the extent deemed necessary to aid the AGENCY in carrying out the planning process. B. The DEPARTMENT will not reimburse ineligible work program activities. If products/activities are determined ineligible, the agency will be notified of the fact.
ROLE OF THE DEPARTMENT. The Service Provider and School Council acknowledge and agree that the Department: (a) may act as authorised agent or exercise any right on behalf of the School Council (including where the School Council is required to form an opinion or belief) under this Agreement and that an act or exercise of a right of the Department under this clause shall be deemed to be an act or exercise of a right of the School Council; and (b) will have the benefits of all the Service Provider's obligations and warranties under this Agreement but the Department has no liability whatsoever to the Service Provider under or in connection with this Agreement.
ROLE OF THE DEPARTMENT. Whenever a vacancy is to be filled within a department, tenured, tenure-track and salaried part-time members of the department, and other unit members as described in paragraphs (b) and (c) of this subsection 1, shall assist in the recruitment and interviewing of candidates, provided that the filling of such vacancy shall have been duly authorized by the President. Such assistance shall be rendered upon the request of the Vice President or the Department Chair and shall be rendered pursuant to such procedures as may be established from time to time by the department; such written procedures shall not be inconsistent with the provisions of this Agreement. Recommendations made by the members of the department, exclusive of the Department Chair, shall be transmitted to the Department Chair, who shall make such additional recommendations to the Vice President as he/she deems appropriate. Copies of the recommendation of the Chair shall be provided to the members of the department. Nothing in these provisions shall be deemed to abrogate or qualify the right of the Department Chair to participate in the recruitment and interviewing of candidates.

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