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The College will. 3.1 Provide hot and cold water, heating, internet access (subject to the College’s IT policy) and lighting. 3.2 Provide daily, excluding Saturdays and Sundays, public holidays and days when the College is closed, cleaning services in all public areas including toilets, bathrooms, kitchens, and the removal of rubbish from student study bedrooms. 3.3 Provide cleaning services once weekly in all study bedrooms. This will include cleaning of wash basins and mirror, showers where applicable, all cleared surfaces, vacuum cleaning. 3.4 Not be liable to the tenant for any loss, damage or inconvenience which may be suffered by the tenant as a direct or indirect result of the inability of the College by reason of circumstances or events beyond the College’s reasonable control to provide equipment, commodities and services in accordance with the tenancy, including without prejudice to the foregoing in the event that heating and/or electricity apparatus is shut down for the purpose of essential maintenance and/or so that the College may comply with its statutory obligations with regard to such apparatus. 3.5 Not be liable for any nuisance loss or inconvenience to the tenant arising out of any building construction maintenance or repair work to the residential premises the building in which they are situated or any neighbouring land or buildings save and insofar as any such loss is caused by the negligence of the College’s employees or agents 3.6 The College will at all times endeavour to give the tenant reasonable advance notice before any such building construction maintenance or repair works are to be carried out save in the event of an emergency. The College will also endeavour to avoid carrying out any such works in or around examination periods save where the said works are of an emergency nature or cannot reasonably be performed at any other time. 3.7 At the end of your tenancy the College will reasonably assume that any belongings left behind are intended to be discarded and thrown away.
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The College will. 1. Follow established standards and procedures for the admission of participants. Specifically, the College will:
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The College will. Be open to and use the tools and feedback provided through the Student Voice mechanisms to listen and respond to the needs and experiences of our students in a timely manner. • Understand that the Student Voice tools are there to support students share their experiences, and while some feedback may be confronting, all feedback should be considered valid and addressed • Seek to ensure that where appropriate, early resolutions are achieved for informal and formal feedback. • Analyse trends annually at a programme, school, and institutional level to address cross-institutional challenges in a timely and sustainable manner. • Work with staff at an institutional, school and programme level to oversee the election of class representatives in a timely and efficient manner, utilising technology for online elections to minimise burden. • Organise the training and induction of all student representatives, utilising NStEP training as part of this process. • Engage in induction/orientation activities provided by the College to Union Officers, including briefings on institutional level governance structures to maximise impact. These activities should be agreed locally between the College Registrar and Union President.
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The College will. Provide training and guidance as part of the induction process for student representatives participating in College-level committees in collaboration with the Union. • Provide data from student records to enable the Union to conduct student representative and Executive elections in a timely and effective manner, in line with GDPR obligations. • Support the Union’s ongoing relationship with and affiliation with USI and NStEP alongside utilising NStEP trained student representatives as QA panel members. • Engage in an ongoing dialogue with the College President and Executive members, to find solutions together to enhance the NCI student experience. • Support the active engagement of Union Officers/student representatives in co-design opportunities, campaigns, and events. • Seek to work in partnership with the College to inform the development and implementation of each other’s strategic plans and priorities.
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The College will. Provide a range of formal and informal mechanisms, for the College Executive and Union Executive to find solutions to shared challenge and opportunities and align strategic priorities where possible.
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The College will. 3.1 Provide hot and cold water, heating and lighting. 3.2 Provide daily, excluding Saturdays and Sundays, public holidays and days when the College is closed, cleaning services in all public areas including toilets, bathrooms, kitchens, and the removal of rubbish from student study bedrooms. 3.3 Provide cleaning services once weekly in all study bedrooms. This will include cleaning of washbasins and mirrors, showers where applicable, all cleared surfaces, and vacuum cleaning. 3.4 Not be liable to the Licensee for any loss, damage or inconvenience which may be suffered by the Licensee as a direct or indirect result of the inability of the College by reason of circumstances or events beyond the College’s reasonable control to provide equipment, commodities and services in accordance with the Licence, including without prejudice to the foregoing in the event that heating and/or electricity apparatus is shut down for the purpose of essential maintenance and/or so that the College may comply with its statutory obligations with regard to such apparatus. 3.5 Not be liable for any nuisance loss or inconvenience to the Licensee arising out of any building construction maintenance or repair work to the residential premises the building in which they are situated or any neighbouring land or buildings, save and insofar as any such loss is caused by the negligence of the College’s employees or agents. 3.6 Endeavour to give the Licensee reasonable advance notice before any such building construction maintenance or repair works are to be carried out save in the event of an emergency. The College will also endeavour to avoid carrying out any such works in or around examination periods save where the said works are of an emergency nature or cannot be reasonably performed at any other time.
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