Specific Principles i) The EKD & CCs will resolve by January 2010 to the legal commitments detailed at 3.i above.
ii) The EKD & CCs will take all reasonable steps to achieve delivery of collection arrangements by a single contractor by 2013. This is envisaged to be achieved either by a 2 or 3 stage contract arrangement with separate commencement dates building on the existing specification work carried out by DDC and SDC (which would be the method by which a single contractor could be best achieved), or by 2 separate contracts let in 2010 by DDC and SDC, and in 2013 by CCC and TDC with a view to combining the contracts in 2020.
iii) Further, all reasonable steps will be used to include as part of these contracted services processing capacity to achieve a more unified collection and processing contractual arrangement in East Kent, either through the use of 1 single contractor, or some better arrangement which gives best market price. Under both (ii) and (iii) of this section, in-house contractors will not be prevented from applying.
iv) KCC will, in return for these commitments, agree to make enabling payments to the EKD & CCs in order for them to deliver the NOM as envisaged. This agreement will be entered into as part of the agreement of the EKD & CCs to collect according to the NOM, and to seek a single contractor outcome. Enabling Payments to District Councils will be made in accordance with the introduction of the changes in service required to deliver the NOM.
v) KCC will also agree to fund the Containerisation changes required to deliver the NOM.
vi) Disposal Savings will be determined, through open book accounting, by contrasting disposal costs delivered through the implementation of the project against base case disposal costs which represent the forecast disposal costs that KCC would have incurred if the Project had not been implemented. This base case will form part of the legal agreement to which all parties will commit.
vii) Collection savings will be determined through the competitive dialogue process as tenderers define the benefits to be delivered:
a. Through joint working with DDC and SDC,
b. Through joint working across the Partners.
c. Through co-location of depot, transfer and processing facilities.
viii) The principles of benefit disaggregation are detailed at Appendix III to this MoU.
ix) The benefit to be disaggregated will exclude DDC and SDC savings already discounted from the Project.
a. In respect of SDC the discounted savings arise from the change f...
Specific Principles. 1. After the process of selection of UNITA military forces, the selected personnel will be incorporated in FAA, under the supervision of the General Staff of FAA in which the Generals of UNITA will have already been present.
2. For administrative and logistic reasons, the excess personnel will be dependent on the above-mentioned General Staff for their professional training, demobilization and reintegration into civilian society.
3. The process of selection for incorporation and military distribution of UNITA military forces in FAA will start after the conclusion of the quartering of all UNITA military forces.
4. During the process of completion of the formation of FAA, at the time of the selection of UNITA military forces, the composition of FAA will be made to reflect the principle of proportionality agreed between the Government of the Republic of Angola and UNITA.
5. Within the framework of its new mandate, the United Nations will verify the strict compliance with the accords concerning FAA, without prejudice to the competence of the Government of the Republic of Angola with respect to National Defense policy.
6. The joint commission to be set up within the framework of the new United Nations mandate, with the participation of the Government of Angola, UNITA, the United Nations and the observer countries will also see to it that the General and Specific Principles for the completion of the formation of FAA as well as for the process of selection and demobilization of excess military personnel of the sides are implemented.
Specific Principles. 1. The activities of the Angolan National Police, placed under the legitimate authority, shall be verified and monitored by the United Nations, within the framework of its new mandate, in order to guarantee its neutrality.
2. The functions of the Angolan National Police, except as provided for under the law, include guaranteeing the normal operation of the democratic institutions and the regular exercise of fundamental rights and freedoms. In this context, any individual suspected of having committed illegal acts and placed under preventive detention by the police shall, in strict compliance with the law, be taken to court.
3. The Angolan National Police functioning under the Ministry of Home Affairs is organically and functionally independent of FAA. The demobilized military personnel to be incorporated into the Angolan National Police shall be subject to the statute of the Angolan National Police, and thereby all their former statutory military and political party connections shall cease.
4. Members of UNITA shall be incorporated into the Angolan National Police at all levels and in all branches, including the command and service organs provided for in the organic statute of the Angolan National Police.
5. Under the terms of the legislation in force, namely the relevant provisions of the Constitutional Law and Decree no. 20/93 of 11 June, and in application of the principles of administrative decentralization to the Angolan National Police, the responsibility for the management, coordination and monitoring of the activities of all its organs and services at the provincial level falls on the provincial commands.
6. The Rapid Reaction Police is one of the organs of the Angolan National Police prepared to be used in compliance with the legislation in force and the relevant provisions of the Bicesse Accords and the Lusaka Protocol, for the maintenance and restoration of order, controlling situations of concerted violence, fighting violent and organized crime, protecting strategic installations and providing security for important personalities.
7. Any action by the Rapid Reaction Police shall be carried out in compliance with the principle of legality and at the request of the competent political and administrative authorities.
8. The Rapid Reaction Police shall act in circumstances in which other specialized organs of the Angolan National Police find it technically impossible to act in conformity with paragraph 6 above.
9. Once public order has been restore...
Specific Principles. 1. The second round of the presidential elections shall take place in accordance with the relevant provisions of the legislation in force, namely Laws 5/92 and 6/92 of 16 April 1992, with the amendments considered necessary introduced by the National Assembly, as well as with the relevant provisions of the "Acordos xx Xxx para Angola" (Bicesse) and of the Lusaka Protocol. The above-mentioned amendments shall follow the legislative procedure.
2. Control of the conduct of the second round of the presidential elections shall be exercised, within the framework of the organs provided for under Law 5/92 of 16 April 1992, by, among others, the representatives and candidate agents of the candidates in these elections.
3. The second round of the presidential elections shall take place within a period of time to be determined by the National Assembly after the United Nations has declared that the requisite conditions for this purpose have been fulfilled. The date for the second round of the presidential elections shall be established, within the period fixed by the National Assembly, in accordance with the provisions of article 159 of Law 5/92 of 16 April 1992.
4. The requisite conditions for the holding of the second round of the presidential elections to be certified by the United Nations shall be, among others, the following: Guarantees of safety, free circulation of persons and goods and public freedoms throughout the national territory; Effective guarantee of the functioning of the State Administration and of the normalization of national life throughout the national territory, including the rehabilitation of communication routes and the resettlement of displaced persons.
5. During the process of holding the second round of the presidential elections, equity in the utilization of all State resources, including financial resources, shall be guaranteed in accordance with the legislation in force, including the relevant provision of Laws 5/92 and 8/92 of 16 April 1992. Support for electoral campaigns by private means, as well as the treatment of candidates by private organizations, shall be in accordance with the relevant provisions of Law 5/92 of 16 April 1992.
6. The Polling Station Officers, with the indispensable cooperation of the candidate agents of participating candidates, shall act as faithful custodians of all electoral material of the Polling Station and shall be afforded protection by the National Police and verification and monitoring by the United Na...
Specific Principles. The Government and UNITA invite the United Nations, within the framework of its new mandate, to undertake the following tasks:
1) Military Issues (Agenda Item II.1)
1.1 Overall supervision, control and verification of the reestablished ceasefire, with the participation of the Government and UNITA (General principle no. 4).
1.2 Verification and monitoring of compliance with the cessation of all hostile propaganda between the Government of the Republic of Angola and UNITA, at both the domestic and international levels (General principle no. 5).
1.3 Verification and monitoring of the withdrawal and quartering of all UNITA military forces (Paragraph 8 of United Nations Security Council resolution 864; Timetable of bilateral ceasefire modalities, phase two, step three).
1.4 Installation of verification, inspection and control mechanisms (to include triangular communications) (Specific principle no. 2; Timetable of the bilateral ceasefire modalities, phase one, step two).
1.5 Reception of updated, reliable and verifiable information from UNITA concerning the composition of its forces, armament, equipment and their respective locations (Specific principle no. 3, Modalities no. 5).
1.6 Reception of updated, reliable and verifiable information from the Government concerning the composition of its forces, armament, equipment and respective locations (Specific principle no. 4).
1.7 Verification and monitoring of all troops identified as FAA (Specific principle no. 4).
1.8 Verification and monitoring of the arrangements resulting from the disengagement by the FAA from their forward positions, during the withdrawal and quartering of UNITA military forces (Specific principle no. 5).
1.9 Reinforcement of existing United Nations personnel, both military observers and armed peacekeeping forces (Modalities no. 6; Timetable of modalities, phase two, step one).
1.10 Organisation and participation in the meeting of the General Staffs of the FAA and of the military forces of UNITA, on D-Day + 10 (Timetable of modalities).
1.11 Verification and inspection of the putting into effect of the supply of food and medicines to the FAA and UNITA military forces (Timetable of modalities, phase one, step one).
Specific Principles. 3.1.1 Ineligible features within a current DARD field or any new field, identified from the ortho must be captured as a polygon and attributed with the appropriate “land cover” code (Section 6) and, if applicable, density.
3.1.2 The general character of an ineligible area must be accurately shown within the polygon but excessive effort in depicting minor variations should be avoided.
3.1.3 There are specific minimum areas (par 3.2) and some exceptions (par 3.3) for different ineligible features.
3.1.4 The majority of ineligible features are captured within the field even though the feature crosses the field boundary. The only exception being where the feature is a whin hedge.
3.1.5 Any ineligible feature which is adjacent to or within 2m of the DARD field boundary is captured back to the DARD field boundary.
3.1.6 Some ineligible features, e.g. scrub may not totally cover all the land within the ineligible polygon. The polygon should be drawn around the perimeter of the ineligible feature and an assessment made of the density of the feature within the polygon and the appropriate density applied.
3.1.7 Boundary features (walls, hedges, ditches, drains (sheughs) etc.) which serve as field boundaries between agricultural fields, are eligible to receive SFP provided they comply with certain conditions. Archaeological features are also considered landscape features and hence are eligible, including the area enclosed with the archaeological feature.
3.1.8 There are currently ineligible features within DARD fields which may have previously been excluded using the DARD boundary lines e.g. remnants of old buildings, lanes, ponds etc. Where there are no RWF, the field boundary should have been moved to the appropriate RWF and the ineligible feature would have been captured, even if there are no LPS LS lines present. These ineligible features should be retained.
Specific Principles. (a) Revenue recognition: For the avoidance of doubt revenue and associated subcontractor costs shall be recognised adopting the same detailed calculation, practices, methods, estimation techniques, procedures and assumptions as specifically applied in the Accounts. This shall include using the same approach to calculating historical averages based on a set period prior to the balance sheet date, which shall be rolled forward at the Effective Time only to reflect a later balance sheet date.
(b) DWP Extrapolation Provision: UK Completion Working Capital shall include a DWP Extrapolation provision to the extent not paid prior to the Effective Time or where an amount has been agreed and the creditor recorded in UK Completion Working Capital, and shall be calculated as follows:
(1) For periods prior the Effective Time where the DWP has declared the findings after an appeals process, the provision shall be based on the amount still claimed by DWP
(2) In all other unresolved periods prior to the Effective Time a provision rate of 5% of the job outcome revenue in respect of those periods shall be assumed. No other provision shall be included in respect of the DWP Extrapolation Provision.
Specific Principles. The specific accounting principles, practises and policies and the specific accounting bases and treatments to be used in the preparation of the Completion Accounts are as follows:
(a) An asset shall be recorded in respect of all prepayments and accrued income at the Completion Date, including insurance prepayments, with all receipts and disbursements of a periodic nature being apportioned on a pro-rata basis between the periods before and after the Completion Date.
(b) Accruals shall be made for current liabilities incurred before the Completion Date. All receipts and disbursements for accruals of a periodic nature shall be apportioned on a pro-rata basis between the periods before and after the Completion Date.
(c) Full provision shall be made for Tax relating to periods or events prior to Completion, in particular corporation tax liabilities. The corporation tax liability for the Company shall be calculated as if the accounting period of the Company was deemed to have ended at the Effective Time and shall have regard for the availability of brought forward tax losses available for offset.
(d) For the avoidance of doubt, there shall be no deferred tax provision relating to a deferred tax liability or deferred tax asset included in the Completion Accounts.
(e) Any line items classified as "Not Applicable" in the pro forma completion accounts set out in Part 2 of this Schedule 10 shall not be included within the Working Capital Value or within Net Debt.
(f) For the avoidance of doubt no fixed assets shall be included in the Completion Accounts.
(g) Holiday pay shall be accrued in accordance with the current law, that is calculated taking into account overtime and bonuses and any other payments as required by the law and any carried forward holiday days shall also be accrued for.
(h) A provision shall be included in the "other creditors" line item of the Completion Accounts for any of the Acquired Group's Transactions Costs, if any.
(i) A provision shall be included for retrospective rebates and discounts payable to customers and deducted from the value of trade debtors.
(j) Retrospective discounts and rebates receivable from suppliers shall be recognised as an asset and included within "Prepayments". Where a rebate is receivable based on a performance target being reached an asset shall only be recognised when the relevant target has been reached.
(k) In respect of stock and work in progress the valuation shall be at the price provided for in the Exclusive...
Specific Principles. The specific accounting principles, practises and policies and the specific accounting bases and treatments to be used in the preparation of the Milestone Statement are as follows:
(a) a provision shall be included for rebates and discounts payable to customers and deducted from Bulkamid Product Sales. The provision will be calculated in a manner consistent with the reporting of revenue in the audited accounts of the Guarantor;
(b) sales between members of the Purchaser's Group shall be ignored when preparing the Milestone Statement; and
(c) Bulkamid Product Sales shall exclude the purchases and sales of BUOP and/or BUSC or any other product based on or derived from those products.
Specific Principles. It is the right of all staff and student’s to work and study in an environment free of any form of harassment and discrimination • All reports of harassment and discrimination will be treated seriously, in an unbiased, respectful and sensitive manner. Any form of harassment and discrimination is considered unacceptable behaviour and will not be tolerated by Commonsense Safety Training Pty Ltd • When Commonsense Safety Training Pty Ltd management is informed of any event involving harassment or discrimination, it is their responsibility to take immediate and appropriate action to address it • In dealing with all complaints, the rights of all individuals involved should be respected and confidentiality should be maintained • It is the intention of Commonsense Safety Training Pty Ltd management that a process of discussion, cooperation and conciliation will resolve all complaints. The aim is to achieve an acceptable outcome for the involved parties while minimising any potential damage to the organisation • Both the person making the complaint and the person against whom the complaint has been made will receive information, support and assistance in resolving the issue from Commonsense Safety Training Pty Ltd management • Victimisation is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. No person making a complaint or assisting in the investigation of a complaint should be victimised • Harassment or discrimination should not be confused with legitimate comment and advice (including constructive feedback) given appropriately by management or trainers. Managers and trainers should be conscious of how they present their feedback to ensure the message is not misinterpreted • Staff and students should not make any frivolous or malicious complaints. All staff and students are expected to participate in the complaint resolution process in confidence that the procedures are designed to ensure fair resolution Students under 18 years of age may enrol with Commonsense Safety Training Pty Ltd. According to the law, a child is considered any individual less than 18 years of age. Commonsense Safety Training Pty Ltd will ensure that all students are protected from all forms of harm, including bullying, harassment, discrimination and intimidation. All staff are required to report to Commonsense Safety Training Pty Ltd management any behaviour that can reasonably be considered harmful or potentially harmful to students, or where it is reasonable to believe that a student has been harm...
