Status of Personnel Sample Clauses

Status of Personnel. ‌ During their stay at CERN, the YYY Experts shall be appointed as (enter status of the YYY Expert(s)) in accordance with Article 3 of the Agreement and CERN’s Staff Rules and Regulations.

Status of Personnel. 1. Afghanistan, while retaining its sovereignty, recognizes the particular importance of disciplinary control, including judicial and non-judicial measures, by NATO Forces Authorities over Members of the Force and Members of the Civilian Component and NATO Personnel. Afghanistan therefore agrees that the State to which the Member of the Force or Members of the Civilian Component concerned belongs, or the State of which the person is a national, as appropriate, shall have the exclusive right to exercise jurisdiction over such persons in respect of any criminal or civil offenses committed in the territory of Afghanistan. Afghanistan authorizes such States to hold trial in such cases, or take other disciplinary action, as appropriate, in the territory of Afghanistan. 2. If requested by Afghanistan, NATO shall inform Afghanistan of the status of any criminal proceedings regarding offenses allegedly committed in Afghanistan by the Members of the Force or Members of the Civilian Component or by NATO Personnel involving Afghan nationals, including the final disposition of the investigations or prosecution. If so requested, NATO shall also undertake efforts to permit and facilitate the attendance and observation of such proceedings by representatives of Afghanistan. 3. In the interests of justice, the Parties shall assist each other in investigation of incidents, including the collection of evidence. In investigating offenses, NATO Forces Authorities shall take into account any report of investigations by Afghan authorities. 4. NATO recognizes the critical role that Afghan law enforcement officials play in the enforcement of Afghan law and order and the protection of the Afghan people. Relevant Afghan authorities shall immediately notify NATO Forces Authorities if they suspect a Member of the Force or a Member of the Civilian Component or NATO Personnel is engaged in the commission of a crime so that NATO Forces Authorities can take immediate action. Members of the Force and Members of the Civilian Component and NATO Personnel shall not be arrested or detained by Afghan authorities. Members of the Force and Members of the Civilian Component and NATO Personnel arrested or detained by Afghan authorities for any reason, including by Afghan law enforcement authorities, shall be immediately handed over to the appropriate NATO Forces Authorities. 5. Afghanistan maintains the right to exercise jurisdiction over NATO Contractors and NATO Contractor Employees.

Status of Personnel. 1. Any service performed in furtherance of this Agreement by an employee of a Party shall constitute service performed on behalf of that Party. 2. The performance of a service under this Agreement by any employee, contractor, subcontractor or agent of one Party shall in no case render such person an employee, contractor, subcontractor or agent of the other Party.

Status of Personnel. Supplier warrants, represents and undertakes that it shall ensure that all of its personnel (including its subcontractors) are legally entitled to work in Singapore according to Applicable Laws. Supplier is solely responsible for its personnel, who will at all times remain employees of Supplier.

Status of Personnel. While on the territory of the Receiving Party, the status of the Sending Party personnel will be governed, “mutatis mutandis”, by the Agreement between the Parties to the North Atlantic Treaty regarding the Status of their Forces (NATO SOFA), done in London, on 19 June 1951.

Status of Personnel. 1. The status of personnel seconded to EUPOL ‘Proxima’ by the Swiss Confederation shall be governed by the agreement concluded on 11 December 2003 between the EU and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia on the status and (1) OJ L 249, 1.10.2003, p. 66. (2) OJ L 16, 23.1.2004, p. 65. activities of EUPOL ‘Proxima’ in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. 2. Without prejudice to the agreement between the EU and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia on the status and activities of EUPOL ‘Proxima’ in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, the Swiss Confederation shall exercise jurisdiction over its personnel participating in EUPOL ‘Proxima’. 3. The Swiss Confederation shall be responsible for answering any claims linked to the participation in EUPOL ‘Proxima’, from or concerning any of its personnel. The Swiss Confederation shall be responsible for bringing any action, in particular legal or disciplinary, against any of its personnel. 4. The Swiss Confederation shall waive all claims against any State participating in EUPOL ‘Proxima’, for injury, death of the Swiss Confederation personnel, or damage to, or loss of, any assets owned by itself and used by EUPOL ‘Proxima’ if such injury, death, damage or loss: — was caused by EUPOL ‘Proxima’ personnel in the execution of their duties in connection with the operation, except in case of gross negligence or wilful misconduct, — or arose from the use of any assets owned by States parti- cipating in EUPOL ‘Proxima’, provided that the assets were used in connection with the operation and except in case of gross negligence or wilful misconduct of EUPOL ‘Proxima’ personnel using those assets. 5. The European Union Member States undertake to make a declaration as regards the waiver of claims, for participation of the Swiss Confederation in EUPOL ‘Proxima’.

Status of Personnel. 1. Afghanistan, while retaining its sovereignty, recognizes the particular importance of disciplinary control, including judicial and non-judicial measures, by United States forces authorities over members of the force and of the civilian component. Afghanistan therefore agrees that the United States shall have the exclusive right to exercise jurisdiction over such persons in respect of any criminal or civil offenses committed in the territory of Afghanistan. Afghanistan authorizes the United States to hold trial in such cases, or take other disciplinary action, as appropriate, in the territory of Afghanistan. 2. If requested by Afghanistan, the United States shall inform Afghanistan of the status of any criminal proceedings regarding offenses allegedly committed in Afghanistan by the members of the force or of the civilian component involving Afghan nationals, including the final disposition of the investigations or prosecution. If so requested, the United States shall also undertake efforts to permit and facilitate the attendance and observation of such proceedings by representatives of Afghanistan. 3. In the interests of justice, the Parties shall assist each other in investigation of incidents, including the collection of evidence. In investigating offenses, United States authorities shall take into account any report of investigations by Afghan authorities. 4. The United States recognizes the critical role that Afghan law enforcement officials play in the enforcement of Afghan law and order and the protection of the Afghan people. Relevant Afghan authorities shall immediately notify United States forces authorities if they suspect a member of the force or of the civilian component is engaged in the commission of a crime so that United States forces authorities can take immediate action. Members of the force and of the civilian component shall not be arrested or detained by Afghan authorities. Members of the force and of the civilian component arrested or detained by Afghan authorities for any reason, including by Afghan law enforcement authorities, shall be immediately handed over to United States forces authorities. 5. Afghanistan and the United States agree that members of the force and of the civilian component may not be surrendered to, or otherwise transferred to, the custody of an international tribunal or any other entity or state without the express consent of the United States. 6. Afghanistan maintains the right to exercise jurisdiction over ...

Status of Personnel. 1. Except as provided in Clause 3 of this part, any service performed in furtherance of this Arrangement by an employee of a Participant should constitute service performed on behalf of that Participant. 2. Except as provided in Clause 3 of this part, the performance of a service under this Arrangement by any employee, contractor, subcontractor, or agent of one Participant should in no case render such person an employee, contractor, subcontractor, or agent of the other Participant. 3. For the purpose of tort liability, any employees, contractors, subcontractors, or agents of the Sending Participant sent to fight fires in a foreign country under this Arrangement are considered to be employees of the Receiving Participant. The only remedies for acts or omissions committed while fighting fires shall be that provided under the laws of the host country and those remedies shall be exclusive remedies for any claim arising out of fighting fires in a foreign country. Neither the Sending Participant nor any organization associated with the firefighter shall be subject to any tort action pertaining to or arising out of fighting fires.

Status of Personnel. 1. In accordance with Articles 5 and 11 of the 1974 Military Missions Agreement, Colombia shall grant United States personnel and their dependents the privileges, exemptions, and immunities accorded to the administrative and technical staff of a diplomatic mission under the Vienna Convention. 2. With regard to Colombian military personnel present in the United States to carry out activities related to bilateral cooperation within the framework of this Agreement, the Parties reaffirm that the provisions of Article V of the 1952 Agreement remain in force. The United States shall extend to the aforementioned Colombian military personnel courtesies ordinarily available to United States military personnel of similar rank, to the maximum extent permitted by United States law. 3. Pursuant to paragraph 1 of this Article, Colombia shall guarantee that its authorities verify, as promptly as possible, the immunity status of United States personnel and their dependents who are suspected of criminal activity in Colombia and hand them over as promptly as possible to the appropriate United States diplomatic or military authorities. For its part, the United States shall undertake all necessary steps to ensure that United States personnel and their dependents covered by this paragraph are investigated, with the cooperation of the Colombian authorities, for crimes allegedly committed in Colombian territory, and, if warranted, are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Additionally, the United States shall keep Colombian authorities periodically apprised of, and shall respond, within its abilities, to the requests of Colombian authorities concerning the status of investigations and prosecutions carried out against United States personnel or their dependents who have allegedly committed crimes in Colombian territory, and shall apprise Colombian authorities of the final disposition of the investigations or prosecutions. 4. Colombia recognizes the importance of disciplinary control by the United States Armed Forces authorities over United States military personnel. In accordance with Article 12 of the 0000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, xxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx may exercise disciplinary authority over United States military personnel in Colombia. 5. The appropriate authorities of the United States shall give sympathetic consideration to a request for a waiver of immunity in cases that the authorities of Colombia consider to be of particular importance. 6. The Parties shall assist ...

Status of Personnel. 1. The status of personnel contributed to EUAM Ukraine by the Swiss Confederation shall be governed by the Status of Mission Agreement. 2. Without prejudice to the Status of Mission Agreement, the Swiss Confederation shall exercise jurisdiction over its personnel participating in EUAM Ukraine. 3. The Swiss Confederation shall be responsible for answering any claims linked to the participation in EUAM Ukraine, from or concerning any of its personnel. The Swiss Confederation shall be responsible for bringing any action, in particular legal or disciplinary, against any of its personnel, in accordance with its laws and regulations. 4. The Parties agree to waive any and all claims, other than contractual claims, against each other for damage to, loss or destruction of assets owned or operated by either Party, arising out of the performance of their duties in connection with activities under this Agreement, except in the case of gross negligence or wilful misconduct. 5. The Swiss Confederation undertakes to make a declaration as regards the waiver of claims against any State partici­ pating in EUAM Ukraine, and to do so when signing this Agreement. 6. The Union undertakes to ensure that Member States make a declaration as regards the waiver of claims, for the participation of the Swiss Confederation in EUAM Ukraine, and to do so when signing this Agreement.