Vandalism and Damage. Vandalism will result in cancellation of privileges, and other disciplinary action. Vandalism is defined as any malicious attempt to harm or destroy data of another user, the Internet, or any other network. This includes but is not limited to uploading or creation of computer viruses. The user is responsible for any unintentional damage to the District-owned equipment or technology that cause by the use or user’s negligence. Such damage includes but is not limited to that caused by drops, spills, virus, exposure to heat and cold, or submersion.
Vandalism and Damage. 9.1 Subject to the terms of schedule 2.4 (The Additional Services) of the TSA, the Operator will authorise the TMM (or other such third party maintainer as approved by the Owner and Operator in accordance with paragraph 4.5 of this Schedule 5) to carry out necessary Additional Services under the TSA and repairs or other work needed to be undertaken as a result of vandalism, collision damage or damage caused by the infrastructure comprising part of the Thameslink Network, such that in each case, the Fleet is, and the Simulators are, in a condition which is consistent with Schedule 13 (Redelivery Condition (Lease) Schedule) on reasonable notice from the Owner.
9.2 The Operator will, where appropriate, pay for the Additional Services and repairs or other work needed to be undertaken as a result of vandalism, collision damage or damage caused by the infrastructure comprising part of the Thameslink Network, in each case, in accordance with its obligations to the TMM in clause 8.10 of the TSA but otherwise in accordance with any obligations the Operator has in place from time to time with any third party for the purpose of carrying out such services, repairs or other work.
1. PERMITTED USE (LEASE)
1.1 The Operator is permitted to:
(a) operate the Units on the Thameslink Network;
(b) use the Associated Equipment and Simulators in the furtherance of the operation of the Units described in paragraph 1.1(a); and
(c) use the Simulators for the purpose of training and competence management of their own employees and employees of other organisations, who reasonably require such skills.
1.2 Any sub-lessee:
(a) approved by the Owner pursuant to paragraph 5.1 of Schedule 5 (Operational and Maintenance Undertakings); or
(b) to a sublease of any of the Units that satisfies the conditions set out in paragraph 5.2 of Schedule 5, is permitted to:
(i) operate those Units on the Thameslink Network;
(ii) use such of the Associated Equipment and Simulators as relate to those Units in the furtherance of the operation of those Units; and
(iii) use the Simulators for the purpose of training and competence management of their own employees.
1.3 [NOT USED].
1.4 Any sub-lessee is permitted to operate such Units and use such of the Associated Equipment and Simulators as relates to these Units as the Owner shall have consented to in accordance with paragraph 5.1(c) of Schedule 5 and (where required) the TMM has consented to such in accordance with clause 13.30 (Agents or Employees) of the...
Vandalism and Damage. If you are found to be responsible for vandalism or damage (accidental or deliberate) to the fixtures, fittings, furniture, or decoration of any part of your residence which exceeds reasonable wear and tear, you will be liable to pay for the costs and labour involved in making good the damage. You will also be fined if carelessness results in an emergency callout. Any damage caused by guests will be charged to your account. Further information can be found on page 17. Cleaning You are required to keep your accommodation clean and tidy. Domestic Services will carry out regular inspections during your stay. For more information on inspections see page 23. You are responsible for ensuring your study bedroom is kept clean tidy. Kitchens and shared facilities are the responsibility of you and your house mates. Together you must ensure these areas are kept clean and tidy. If you require any support in arranging a cleaning rota contact Residential Life who will be happy to assist. What is Expected of You • Wipe down surfaces • Regularly vacuum floors • Keep tidy • Remove rubbish daily. • Wash pots, pans, dishes etc daily • Wipe surfaces after use • Keep floors clean and tidy • Take out rubbish/recycling daily • You are responsible for removing bottles and cans • Clean showers/baths after each use • Regularly clean toilet using the toilet brush provided • Leaving dirty dishes, food and rubbish lying around • Playing pranks on others, e.g. hiding belongings or taking food. See page 24 for details on what tasks Domestic Services do in your accommodation.
Vandalism and Damage. Vandalism will result in cancellation of privileges, and other 37 disciplinary action. Vandalism is defined as any malicious attempt to harm or destroy 38 equipment, data of another user, the Internet, or any other network. This includes but is not 39 limited to uploading or creation of computer viruses. The user is responsible for any 40 unintentional damage to District-owned equipment or technology that is caused by the use or 41 user’s negligence. Such damage includes but is not limited to that cause by drops, spills, virus, 42 exposure to heat and cold, or submersion. 44 Copyright Web Publishing Rules. Copyright law and District policy prohibit the republishing 45 of text or graphics found on the Web or on District Websites of file servers, without explicit 46 written permission. 2 • For each republication (on a Website or file server) of a graphic or text file that was 3 produced externally, there must be a notice at the bottom of the page crediting the 4 original producer and noting how and when permission was granted. If possible, the 5 notice should also include the Web address of the original source. 6 • Students and staff engaged in producing Web pages must provide library media 7 specialist with email or hard copy permissions before the Web pages are published. 8 Printed evidence of the status of “public domain” documents must be provided.
