Television Programming. Inmates who have a hearing disability will have equivalent access to available captioned television programming as other inmates in the same classification level have to television programming.
Television Programming. If you request the Television Service, w e w ill supply it to the best of our ability. How ever, television programme contents, packages of channels, programming schedules, broadcast hours of any channel, channel allocations and transmission times may change or channels or television programmes may no longer be available. This may occur for reasons beyond our control, including decisions of programme providers or technical difficulties, or for reasons that w e w ere not aw are of or could not have foreseen at the time the programme w as advertised or scheduled. We may also change the channels and packaging of channels if w e believe it w ill improve the Television Service provided to our customers. We shall not be liable to you for any such changes, lack of availability or failure to transmit any advertised television programme or channels or to do so at the advertised time.
Television Programming. If you request the Television Service, we will supply it to the best of our ability. However, television programme contents, packages of channels, programming schedules, broadcast hours of any channel, channel allocations and transmission times may change or channels or television programmes may no longer be available. This may occur for reasons beyond our control, including decisions of programme providers or technical difficulties, or for reasons that we were not aware of or could not have foreseen at the time the programme was advertised or scheduled. We may also change the channels and packaging of channels if we believe it will improve the Television Service provided to our customers. We shall not be liable to you for any such changes, lack of availability or failure to transmit any advertised television programme or channels or to do so at the advertised time.
Television Programming. 19.1 Television programme contents, channels, packages of channels, programming, programming schedules, broadcast hours of any channel, channel allocations, Pay Per View Programmes, VOD and transmission times may change or channels or television programme may no longer be available. This may occur for reasons beyond our control, including decisions of programme providers or technical difficulties, or for reasons that we were not aware of nor could not have foreseen at the time the programme was advertised or scheduled, or if we believe it will improve the Services or for commercial reasons. We shall not be liable to you for any such changes, lack of availability or failure to transmit any advertised television programme or channels or to do so at the advertised time.
19.2 Our obligation to provide you with Television Services is conditional upon you obtaining and maintaining at all times a valid television license.
Television Programming. At a time to be mutually agreed upon by SeaVision and Celebrity, but after the maiden voyage of the Ship, SeaVision will provide Celebrity two (2) channels of programming on and through the System for which Celebrity and its passengers will not be charged. SeaVision will provide two (2) channels of programming on and through the System for the crew of the Ship at no charge to Celebrity or the crew. The content of these channels shall be by mutual agreement, but they may include movies, documentaries, original programming and selections from leading cable television vendors. SeaVision reserves the right to market high-quality advertisements, program-length product videos and corporate endorsements on these channels, subject to mutual agreement with Celebrity. A portion of the Adjusted Gross Revenues generated from any such advertisements, program-length product videos and corporate endorsements will be paid to Celebrity pursuant to and in accordance with the terms of Section 3 of the Agreement. Revenue-Generating and Pay-Per-View Entertainment ------------------------------------------------- NOTE: Celebrity will be entitled to a portion of the Adjusted Gross Revenues generated by the following services, pursuant to and in accordance with the terms of Section 3 of the Agreement. . Video-on-Demand: Passengers will be able to purchase movies and other entertainment options such as taped concerts, on demand, using the System and their television remote-control. SeaVision shall determine the fee that will be levied for each such order and charged to such passengers' respective cabin accounts. Subject to Celebrity's approval, adult programming may be offered. . Gaming Options: Passengers will be able to view a casino channel which will promote the on-board casino operations and provide instructions for various casino games and the hours of operation for the on-board casino, as well as the opportunity to play video blackjack and poker on the System. Video slots may be offered on the System at a later date. Any additional games that SeaVision may desire to provide on the System shall be subject to the parties' mutual agreement. SeaVision will determine the value of each individual credit that passengers may purchase and charge to their cabin accounts. A limit of $200.00 per passenger will be imposed unless the passenger requests an additional credit line. Credits may be redeemed at a location designated by Celebrity. SeaVision shall establish and maintain an on-bo...
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Television Programming. Inmates who have a hearing disability will have equivalent access to captioned television programming as other inmates in the same classification level have to television programming. Hearing Aids. The SCDC will provide hearing aids to inmates who have a hearing disability and who have a medically demonstrated need for a hearing aid in order to effectively communicate while incarcerated. Hearing Aid and Cochlear Processor Batteries. The SCDC will supply appropriate types of hearing aid and cochlear processor replacement batteries as needed by inmates with hearing disabilities utilizing such hearing devices at no cost to the inmate. Replacement batteries will be provided to those requesting them and installed as soon as possible, but no later than 24 hours after such request, including weekends and holidays. Repair of Hearing Aids and Other Such Personal Devices. The SCDC will send inmates' hearing aids, cochlear processors, and other such devices to appropriate repair companies as soon as possible, but no later than 24 hours (excluding weekends and holidays) following a request for the repair of such device. The SCDC will inform the inmate when the device was sent for repair and when it is expected to be returned by the repair company. The SCDC will provide the inmate with written documentation of all such repairs, including detailed information regarding the date of the repair, and the specific repairs performed. The SCDC will take appropriate steps to ensure effective communication with the inmate during any period in which the inmate is without his or her hearing aid, cochlear processor, or other such device. Identification. The SCDC will offer inmates who have a hearing disability a special ID card which will provide notice of the disability and his or her preferred auxiliary aids and services to all personnel having contact with the inmate so that effective communication with the person may be achieved. Inmates may refuse to accept a special ID card. An inmate's identity as someone needing appropriate auxiliary aids and services for effective communication will not be treated as confidential medical information. Effective Communication Policy. Within 45 days, the SCDC will submit to the United States for review and approval a draft effective communication policy that incorporates the requirements of this Agreement. The United States shall review the draft policy and provide its comments to the SCDC. The SCDC shall incorporate the United States' commen...
Television Programming. Inmates who are deaf or hard of hearing will have equivalent access to captioned television programming as other inmates in the same classification level have to television. Hearing Aid and Cochlear Processor Batteries. South Dakota Department of Corrections must supply appropriate types of hearing aid and cochlear processor replacement batteries as needed by deaf and hard of hearing inmates utilizing such hearing devices at no cost to the inmate. Replacement batteries will be provided to those requesting them and installed as soon as possible, but no later than 24 hours after such request, including weekends and holidays. Repair of Hearing Aids and Other Such Personal Devices. South Dakota Department of Corrections will send inmates' hearing aids, cochlear processors, and other such devices to appropriate repair companies as soon as possible, but no later than 24 hours (excluding weekends and holidays) following a request for the repair of such device. South Dakota Department of Corrections will inform the inmate when the device was sent for repair and when it is expected to be returned by the repair company. South Dakota Department of Corrections will provide the inmate with written documentation of all such repairs, including detailed information regarding the vendor used, the date of the repair, and the specific repairs performed. South Dakota Department of Corrections will take appropriate steps to ensure effective communication with the inmate during any period in which the inmate is without his hearing aid, cochlear processor, or other such device. Identification. South Dakota Department of Corrections will inform all personnel having contact with an inmate who is deaf, hard of hearing, or who has a speech disability of the person's disability and his or her preferred auxiliary aids and services so that effective communication with the person will be achieved. A person's identity as someone needing appropriate auxiliary aids and services for effective communication will not be treated as confidential medical information.
Television Programming. Inmates who have a hearing disability will have equivalent access to available captioned television programming as other inmates in the same classification level have to television programming. Hearing Aids. The UDOC will continue to provide hearing aid(s) to inmates who have a hearing disability and who have a medically demonstrated need for a hearing aid in order to effectively communicate while incarcerated. The UDOC may require an inmate to make a copayment for hearing aid(s), but an inmate may not be denied medical treatment or a device for hearing loss on the grounds that the inmate is indigent. Hearing Aid and Cochlear Processor Batteries.The UDOC will provide appropriate types of hearing aid and cochlear processor replacement batteries to inmates who have been prescribed hearing aid(s) or who have cochlear implants. Standard replacement batteries will be provided to inmates requesting them as soon as reasonably possible, but not later than 24 hours after an inmate health care request is submitted by the inmate, and no later than 48 hours on weekends and holidays. Nonstandard replacement batteries will be ordered as soon as reasonably possible, but not later than 24 hours after an inmate health care request is submitted by the inmate, and no later than 48 hours on weekends and holidays. Repair of Hearing Aids and Other Such Personal Devices.When an inmate’s hearing aid, cochlear processor, or other such device is clearly broken, the UDOC will send the device to an appropriate repair company as soon as possible, but not later than twenty-four (24) hours (and up to forty-eight (48) hours on weekends and holidays) after an inmate health care request is submitted by the inmate.A temporary hearing aid will be provided to the inmate for use during the time that the original hearing aid is out for repairs.Upon the inmate’s request, the UDOC will inform the inmate when the device was sent for repair and when it is expected to be returned by the repair company.Upon the inmate’s request, the UDOC will provide the inmate with any written documentation provided to UDOC by the repair company regarding the vendor used, the date of the repair, and the specific repairs performed.If the inmate’s hearing loss needs clinical reassessment to determine if the prescription for the hearing aid or other device needs to be adjusted before any repair or replacement is ordered, the UDOC will allow the inmate to retain the original device (if functional), and UDOC will schedul...
