Specific Arrangements. Australian Paper Maryvale Mill and the Latrobe Valley Power Industry sites
Specific Arrangements. Workshops
Specific Arrangements relating to fishing opportunities
Specific Arrangements. This Agreement serves as a blanket Agreement with CSUMB, establishing general provisions and eliminating the need for re-execution of complete agreement documents each time a service is requested. If a need for service arises, the CSUMB requester will contact the Contractor for an individual written quote for the specific services requested. The quote may be approved by the CSUMB Point of Contact(s) indicated below. If the specific request or quote contains additional contractual provisions, those provisions must be approved in writing by an authorized official of CSUMB. In the event of any conflict, the terms of this Agreement shall prevail. CSUMB does not guarantee any minimum amount of business during the term of this Agreement.
Specific Arrangements. 2.2.1 Officers should discuss the potential of separate housing applications for households with qualifying adult children, if they are statutorily overcrowded at the point of application and are unlikely to have their housing needs fully met when making a single application.
2.2.2 Applicants may be awarded eligibility for an additional bedroom should they require and overnight carer who is required to have their own bedroom, or an additional room for medical equipment. Applicants should provide evidence from a health or social care professional with direct knowledge of the situation and housing needs.
2.2.3 A second ground floor living room can be regarded as a bedroom and included in the assessment of an applicant’s bedroom need as such, except where the property has a through kitchen/lounge or kitchen/diner and only one other separate living room or the dividing wall between two living rooms has been substantially removed. In considering the use of a room which could be used as a bedroom, regard will be given to whether the room has a fixed heating Page 38 appliance with exposed flame which would make it unsuitable for use as a bedroom.
2.2.4 Where there is a requirement for space standards to be considered this will use the Housing Act 1985 and 2004 act to inform any decisions on applications.
2.2.5 When considering child access arrangements the council will make a decision about which parent or guardian it deems has the primary care of the child. This will be based on the individual merits of each case taking into account receipt of child benefit, court orders, percentage of time spent caring for the children, the regularity and permanence of the arrangement. Where an applicant does not have primary care of dependent children, but shares care, either as a result of a court order or an informal arrangement, the council will consider the size and type of accommodation that is appropriate to either parent or guardian on a case by case basis. Where an applicant has overnight access to children, they will normally be assessed as requiring one additional bedroom, but this bedroom award will not be taken into consideration for the assessment of a priority on overcrowding grounds. An allocation of accommodation will depend on the rules applied by each registered provider. A decision of a registered provider will depend on several factors including:
1. The ability of the applicant to afford the rent with or without help from benefits; the property must be asse...
Specific Arrangements. Registration For every full 9m2 booked and paid for; two vouchers are issued. These vouchers can be used for free registration in two ways:
Specific Arrangements. [Please insert, if applicable. The following sub-chapters are intended to highlight possible areas that may be specifically described.]
Specific Arrangements. This is will comprise of: -The agreed date for the energy assessment. -The agreed fee of the services being contracted. -An estimated time for the carrying out of the energy assessment, floor plan or photography will take 1 to 5 hours dependent on the size of the Property, grounds and outbuildings. -The contact name and telephone details of the person who will be at the Property during the course of the energy assessment. -The energy assessor requires open access to all areas of the Property, its grounds and outbuildings. -Loft hatch, cupboards, doors to cellars, basements etc are to be unlocked and accessible. -Stairs and hallways are clear and do not pose a health and safety risk to the energy assessor or the occupants. -Please ensure that any relevant documentation such as planning approval and guarantees including FENSA, Corgi etc are available. -Any valuables are locked away prior to the energy assessment. -Any children are kept under reasonable control during the energy assessment. -Any animals are either kept locked away or under reasonable control during the energy assessment.
Specific Arrangements. Safeguard clauses
A. Safeguard clause relating to industrial products
1. Where a Party has taken a measure to deny free access to its market for industrial products bearing the CE marking, subject to this Annex, it shall immediately inform the other Party, indicating the reasons for its decision and how non-compliance has been assessed.
2. The Parties shall consider the matter and the evidence brought to their knowledge, and shall report to each other the results of their investigations.
3. In case of agreement, the Parties shall take appropriate measures to ensure that such products are not placed on the market.
4. In case of disagreement on the outcome of such investigations, the matter shall be forwarded to the Joint Committee, who may decide to have an evaluation carried out.
5. Where the Joint Committee finds that the measure is:
(a) unjustified, the national authority of the Party who has taken the measure shall withdraw it;
(b) justified, the Parties shall take appropriate measures to ensure that such products are not placed on the market.
B. Safeguard clause relating to harmonised standards
1. Where Malta considers that a harmonised standard referred to in the legislation listed in Section I of this Annex does not meet the essential requirements of such legislation, it shall inform the Joint Committee, giving the reasons therefor.
2. The Joint Committee shall consider the matter and may request the Community to proceed in accordance with the procedure provided for in the Community legislation listed in Section I of this Annex.
3. The Community shall keep the Joint Committee and the other Party informed of the proceedings.
4. The outcome of the procedure shall be notified to the other Party.
SECTION I Community and national law Notifying authorities Notified bodies
Specific Arrangements. (1) The parties shall cooperate within the scope specified in Article 4.1 hereof, and the specific contents, prices and methods of cooperation shall be agreed in specific agreements.
(2) If relevant specific agreements are subject to relevant review and/or approval, reporting, disclosure and other procedures in accordance with applicable laws, regulatory policies and corporate governance documents, the parties shall make reasonable commercial efforts to cause its majority-owned subsidiaries and companies which are controlled by it through contractual arrangements to go through relevant review and/or approval, reporting, disclosure and other procedures in accordance with applicable laws, regulatory policies and corporate governance documents then in force; specific transactions contemplated under the Agreement shall not be carried out until signature of specific agreements and completion of internal review, ex ante disclosure, approval, reporting and other procedures required for the completion of such agreements.
