Use of Council’s resources Sample Clauses

Use of Council’s resources. ‌ 17.1 In connection with the performance of the services the Service Provider shall be entitled to access the Council’s premises at times agreed between the Council and the Service Provider. In respect of access outside the Council’s normal working hours the Council shall be entitled to make a charge to the Service Provider.‌‌ 17.2 Subject to Condition17.1 the Service Provider shall ensure that neither the Service Provider nor its personnel shall do any act or thing at any premises owned or occupied by the Council other than for the proper performance of the Service and as may be permitted by this Contract. No signs or advertisements shall be exhibited without prior Council written approval. to Condition 17.1 the Council shall license or permit ce Provider to use solely in connection with the n of the Service at the charge if any specified in‌‌‌‌‌ 1 or valued in accordance with Condition 8 the resources:-‌ such office and ancillary accommodation if any as stated in Appendix 1 or as the Council’s Representative may from time to time designate in accordance with Condition 8;‌‌‌ such heating lighting general power and water services if any as stated in Appendix 1 on condition that the Service Provider and its personnel strictly observe the Council’s conservation of energy policy which shall be provided to the Service Provider;‌‌‌ such telephone facsimile and other like facilities as stated in Appendix 1;‌‌‌ such office equipment including computer equipment (which term should include computer hardware and software) as stated in Appendix 1; and‌‌‌ such furniture as stated in Appendix 1 or as instructed pursuant to Condition 8.‌‌‌‌ The licensing or permitting of the use of any resources is personal to the Service Provider and the Service Provider’s personnel and shall cease at the end of the Contract or upon the termination of the Contract or at such earlier time as may be specified by the Council by notice in writing to the Service Provider. Provided however that no such notice in writing shall be given except in circumstances where the Council can demonstrate a genuine need to terminate the use of the resources by the Service Provider or unless such notice is given at or before the time at which the Contract is entered into. Where a notice has been served after the Contract has been entered into the Council shall use all reasonable endeavours to assist the Service Provider in the provision of alternative resources.‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌ The parties agree that th...
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Use of Council’s resources. Suppliers and contractors may only use Council resources and equipment if it is in accordance with specific conditions of a formal contract.
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Use of Council’s resources. An employee must use Council resources ethically effectively and efficiently in the course of their public and employed duties, and must not use them for private purposes (except when supplied as part of a contract of employment) unless such use is lawfully authorised and proper payment is made where appropriate; and must not convert to their own use any property of Council. An employee must also be scrupulous in their use of Council resources, services and facilities and must not permit their misuse by any other person or body.
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