Unit Access by DRS Staff Sample Clauses

Unit Access by DRS Staff. 11.1 The Licensee shall allow DRS staff to enter the Unit for the purposes of inspection, renovation, removal of furniture and cleaning at all reasonable times. For these purposes, DRS staff shall hold the necessary keys. DRS staff may enter and/or search a Unit without notice to the Licensee where: (a) there are reasonable grounds to believe there is a likelihood of risk to either the Licensee, another person or DRS Property; (b) the Licensee has been reported absent from the Residence for 48 hours and has not advised DRS of their intended absence; (c) the Licensee has breached clause 9 or state or federal laws; (d) scheduled or emergency maintenance of the Unit is required. 11.2 In the event the Unit is entered in accordance with this clause 11 without notice to the Licensee, there will always be two DRS staff present.
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Unit Access by DRS Staff. 10.1 The Licensee must allow DRS staff to enter the Unit within their reasonable discretion. Reasonable purposes for entry may include routine inspection, repairs, renovations, attendance by emergency services, removal of furniture and cleaning. Further, DRS staff may enter and/or search a Unit without notice to the Licensee where: (a) there are reasonable grounds to believe the Licensee, another person or DRS Property is at risk of harm or injury; (b) the Licensee has been reported absent from the Residence and has not advised DRS of their intended absence; (c) the Licensee has breached a material obligation under this Agreement; or (d) scheduled or emergency maintenance of the Unit is required. 10.2 In the event that DRS staff enter the Unit or allow entry to the Unit without prior notice to the Licensee, DRS will use reasonable endeavours to ensure two staff members are present.
Unit Access by DRS Staff. The Licensee shall allow DRS staff to enter the Unit for the purposes of inspection, renovation, removal of furniture and cleaning at all reasonable times. For these purposes, DRS staff shall hold the necessary Keys. DRS staff may enter and/or search a Unit without notice to the Licensee where: (a) there are reasonable grounds to believe there is a likelihood of risk to either the Licensee, another person or DRS Property; (b) the Licensee has been reported absent from the Residence for 48 hours and has not advised DRS of their intended absence; (c) the Licensee has breached any Rule or Regulation; (d) scheduled or emergency maintenance of the Unit is required.

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