Surveillance. The COR will receive and document all complaints from Government personnel regarding the services provided. If appropriate, the COR will send the complaints to the Contractor for corrective action.
Surveillance. For safety and security reasons we implement video and audio surveillance to monitor Revo Fitness Facilities. Surveillance is limited to the Revo Fitness Facility entry and floor areas only. By signing this Membership Agreement, you acknowledge that when accessing a Revo Fitness Facility you will be subject to video and audio surveillance and consent to such surveillance being taken and held by or on behalf of Revo Fitness.
Surveillance. The routine collection, analysis and dissemination of data that describe the occurrence and distribution of disease, events or conditions.
Surveillance. 23.1.1 Any surveillance must be undertaken and used in accordance with the University Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy guidelines and the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chap. F.31 as amended.
23.1.2 The Parties recognize that the safety of Members, staff, students and the general public may require the violation of individual privacy through the installation of video cameras, audio recorders or other monitoring devices or practices in public access areas of the campus such as parking lots and garages, walkways, building entrances, exits and hallways. Any such public area subject to surveillance must be identified by a posted notice to that effect unless there is a pressing and substantial threat of unlawful activity and there is a strong probability that hidden surveillance will assist in preventing or detecting this activity.
Surveillance. 13.15.1 The purpose of surveillance equipment is to secure the buildings. The purpose of surveillance equipment is not to evaluate the performance of employees or to monitor their behavior or conduct.
13.15.2 Surveillance shall only occur in common areas including, among others, hallways, parking lots, grounds, cafeterias, and gymnasiums. Surveillance equipment will not be utilized to observe employee performance or otherwise be accessed as documentation in the employee evaluation process.
13.15.3 Data from the surveillance equipment may be reviewed by the District’s personnel in connection with investigations of suspected criminal conduct or security violations or incidents. Access to data involving District personnel will be limited to appropriate administrative personnel and police liaison officers. Such review will take place in the office of one of the parties listed above. If the review of data inadvertently reveals alleged incidents of employee misconduct, the following process will be followed:
(a) The Employee and the Association will be notified if the District intends to investigate the alleged employee misconduct incident. Such notification shall be in writing.
(b) The Association representative or the Employee’s representative may review the data depicting the alleged employee misconduct.
(c) The employee has the right to be represented in all investigatory meetings regarding alleged misconduct unless the employee declines representation. For further information see Section 2.9 of this Agreement.
(d) Any discipline that may be imposed against the employee as a result of the misconduct investigation shall be in accordance with the applicable provisions in this Agreement.
13.15.4 Data from surveillance equipment may be stored for up to thirty (30) calendar days unless there is cause to believe that such data would document a criminal or security incident.
13.15.5 At the time surveillance equipment is activated in each school building, all employees at that school shall be informed in writing, of the use of the surveillance equipment. All new employees will be notified in writing, of the use of the surveillance equipment as part of new employee orientation.
Surveillance. The University will post signs or otherwise notify employees of work areas that are being routinely monitored. Only law enforcement officials will be permitted to authorize electronic surveillance in locations of suspected criminal activity.
Surveillance. The client makes all arrangements for the conduct of the evaluation and surveillance, including provision of personnel, examining of documentation and records, access to the relevant resources, client’s subcontractors, location, and equipment. Vista Laboratories must carry out post market surveillance activity per the certification scheme, which determines if products certified by Vista Labs continues to comply with regulatory standards and rules, as well as Vista Labs terms and conditions. This is mandatory per FCC KDB 610077. Samples may be requested at any time by Vista Labs. The client agrees to provide Vista Labs a complete production product sample(s) with user’s guide at client’s expense. The number of samples is to be determined by Vista Laboratories. The samples will not be returned unless specifically requested by the applicant and all return costs to be paid by applicant. There are no additional fees for the applicant associated with post-market surveillance testing. Please make provision to have production samples available for at least one year after the last production date. If a product fails to comply with the applicable requirements during an audit conducted by the Vista Labs, Vista Labs shall immediately notify the certificate holder and the ISED Bureau. The information submitted to the Bureau shall include a copy of the certificate that was issued for the subject equipment. As an A2LA accredited certification body, the client commits to providing, on request, access to A2LA assessment teams to assess the certification body’s performance of certification activities at the client site.
Surveillance. 26.1 The Committee shall examine new and full notifications submitted under paragraph 1 of Article XVI of GATT 1994 and paragraph 1 of Article 25 of this Agreement at special sessions held every third year. Notifications submitted in the intervening years (updating notifications) shall be examined at each regular meeting of the Committee.
26.2 The Committee shall examine reports submitted under paragraph 11 of Article 25 at each regular meeting of the Committee.
Surveillance. 1. A Committee on Safeguards is hereby established, under the authority of the Council for Trade in Goods, which shall be open to the participation of any Member indicating its wish to serve on it. The Committee will have the following functions:
(a) to monitor, and report annually to the Council for Trade in Goods on, the general implementation of this Agreement and make recommendations towards its improvement;
(b) to find, upon request of an affected Member, whether or not the procedural requirements of this Agreement have been complied with in connection with a safeguard measure, and report its findings to the Council for Trade in Goods;
(c) to assist Members, if they so request, in their consultations under the provisions of this Agreement;
(d) to examine measures covered by Article 10 and paragraph 1 of Article 11, monitor the phase-out of such measures and report as appropriate to the Council for Trade in Goods;
(e) to review, at the request of the Member taking a safeguard measure, whether proposals to suspend concessions or other obligations are "substantially equivalent", and report as appropriate to the Council for Trade in Goods;
(f) to receive and review all notifications provided for in this Agreement and report as appropriate to the Council for Trade in Goods; and
(g) to perform any other function connected with this Agreement that the Council for Trade in Goods may determine.
2. To assist the Committee in carrying out its surveillance function, the Secretariat shall prepare annually a factual report on the operation of this Agreement based on notifications and other reliable information available to it.
Surveillance. The use of eavesdropping or surveillance methods will not be used for conducting evaluations of ESPs. On school buses, video devices may be used to ensure student safety. The District shall notify the Association regarding the installation/use of any such equipment to be used for student safety. At no time shall the District use the security cameras in a location where ESPs or students have a reasonable expectation for privacy.
