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We will when making a determination as to whether a situation amounts to a Manifest Error, act fairly towards you but the fact that you may have entered into, or refrained from entering into, a corresponding financial commitment, contract or Transaction in reliance on an Order placed with us (or that you have suffered or may suffer any loss) will not be taken into account by us in determining whether there has been a Manifest Error.
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We will. (a) act in accordance with the Crown's principles for action on the Treaty of Waitangi; (b) incorporate Whānau Ora approaches as appropriate; (c) support clinical leadership and, in particular, clinically-led service development; (d) adopt a whole-of-system approach, and make decisions on a best for patient and best for system basis; (e) conduct ourselves with honesty and integrity, and develop a high degree of trust; (f) promote an environment of high quality, performance, and accountability, and low bureaucracy; (g) work together to resolve any issues, disputes and disagreements in a manner that reflects our co-operative and collaborative relationship; (h) seek to make the best use of finite resources in planning and delivery of health services to achieve optimal health outcomes for the Enrolled Population and other Eligible Persons; (i) adopt and xxxxxx an open and transparent approach to sharing information; (j) respect and maintain patient confidentiality; (k) remain flexible and responsive to support the evolving health environment; (l) develop, encourage, and reward innovation and continually challenge the delivery of health care services to achieve high-quality outcomes; and (m) actively support and build on the successes of each of us.
We will. ▪ Keep in repair the structure and exterior of the house; ▪ Keep in repair and in proper working order, any installations in the house provided by us for; o The supply of water, gas and electricity, o Sanitation (for example basins, sinks, baths, showers, toilets), o Hot water heating, o Space heating (for example central heating) including fireplaces, flues and chimneys. Installations include those which we own or lease which directly or indirectly serve the house. We will not, however, be responsible for repair of any fixtures and fittings not belonging to us which make use of gas, electricity or water. Neither will we be responsible for the repair or maintenance of anything installed by you or belonging to you which you would be entitled to remove from the house at the end of the tenancy unless we have specifically agreed. ▪ We will inspect annually any gas installations in the house provided by us. If the inspection reveals the need for repair or replacement of any such installation, we will do so within a reasonable period. We will advise you of the date of the last inspection at the beginning of the tenancy. ▪ If your house is served by a communal television or communications aerial provided by us, we will take reasonable steps to repair any defect within a reasonable period. Where repairs or maintenance have to be done, we will make reasonable efforts to minimise disruption to you.
We will.  keep in repair the structure and exterior of the house, including  drains, gutters and external pipes (this does not include the clearance of blockages caused by your negligence however where we carry out such work, the cost will be recharged to you)  the roof  outside walls, outside doors, windowsills, window catches, sash cords, skylight cords and window frames, including external painting and decoration  internal walls, floors and ceilings, doors, door frames and internal staircases and landings (but not including painting and decoration) and kitchen units  flues  pathways, steps or other means of access  plasterwork  integral garages and stores  boundary walls and fences adjacent to footpaths, pavements and roadways  make good damage caused by acts of vandalism/criminal activity, provided that they have been notified to the Police within 24 hours of occurring, or as soon as is reasonably practicable, by you or someone acting on your behalf.  keep in repair and in proper working order, any installations in the house provided by us for  the supply of water, gas and electricity  sanitation (for example basins, sinks, baths, toilets, flushing systems and waste pipes, showers, watertanks)  hot water heating  space heating (for example central heating) including fireplaces and flues  electric components, wiring and accessories, fireplaces, fitted fires and central heating installations, door entry systems, communal TV aerials and extractor fans  mains operated smoke alarms.  Installations include those which we own or lease which directly or indirectly serve the house. We will not, however, be responsible for repair of any fixtures and fittings not belonging to us which make use of gas, electricity or water. Neither will we be responsible for the repair or maintenance of anything installed by you or belonging to you which you would be entitled to remove from the house at the end of the tenancy unless we have specifically agreed.  We will inspect annually any gas installations in the house provided by us. We will provide you with a copy of the inspection report within 28 days of the inspection. If the inspection reveals the need for repair or replacement of any such installation, we will do so within a reasonable period. We will give you a copy of the current inspection record before the beginning of the tenancy.  If your house is served by a communal television or communications aerial provided by us, we will take reasonable steps to re...
We will. (a) perform the Services with reasonable care and skill; and (b) in our dealings with you, comply with all applicable laws and regulations.
We will not pay for any event resulting from Your failure to check in or late arrival at the airport, station or port specified in the travel itinerary supplied to You;
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We will. (a) if you agreed that we may direct debit a bank account you nominated during the Onboarding Process and for which you have given us a direct debit authority, debit the aggregate Administration Fees set out in the statement (or re-issued statement) plus GST (where applicable) from that bank account, and send you an invoice that records that you have paid the debited amount; or (b) if you did not agree that we may direct debit a bank account, render an invoice to you for an amount equal to the aggregate Administration Fees set out in the statement (or re-issued statement) plus GST (where applicable), in which case you will pay our invoice on or before the 20th day of the month following the date that invoice was received. Under clause 7.5 of the Core Services Terms, if you list the Subcontractors you use in your Services Listings, those Subcontractors are deemed to be approved when a Purchasing Agency enters into a SOW. Given potential sensitivities about openly publishing such details, we will not make the subcontractor field publicly available.
We will i. Disclose information about you, your Account and charges on your Account (which may include details of goods and/or services purchased) to companies within the American Express group of companies worldwide (including other organizations who issue the Card), to any other party whose name or logo appears on the Card issued to you, to any party authorized by you, to our processors and suppliers and to organizations who accept the Card in payment for goods and/or services purchased by you and obtain such information from those parties, in order to administer and service your Account, process and collect charges on it and manage any benefits or insurance programmes in which you are enrolled. Where you purchase goods and/or services on behalf of a third party, you confirm that you have obtained the consent of the third party to the disclosure of his or her information to American Express group of companies worldwide for these purposes; ii. Use information about you and information about how you use your Account (unless you ask us not to) to develop lists for use within the American Express group of companies worldwide (including other organizations who issue the Card) and other select companies in order that we or these companies may develop or make offers to you (by mail or telephone) of products and services in which you may be interested. The information used to develop these lists may be obtained from the Application, from information on where you use and what charges are on your Card, from surveys and research (which may involve contacting you by mail or telephone) and from information obtained from other external sources such as merchants or marketing organizations; iii. Exchange information about you and your Account with credit reference agencies which may be shared with other organizations in assessing applications from you and members of your household for credit or other facilities and for preventing fraud and tracking debtors; iv. Carry out credit checks whilst any money is owed by you on your Account (including contacting your bank, financial institution or approved referee) and disclose information about you and your Account to collection agencies and lawyers for the purpose of collecting debts on your Account; v. Carry out further credit checks and analyse information about you and charges on your Account, to assist in managing your Account, authorizing charges on it and to prevent fraud; vi. Monitor and/or record your telephone calls to us, or...
We will a) calculate the Fee Waiver Contribution for Fee Waivers granted in accordance with Clause 16 of this Schedule 1 (Free TAFE for Priority Courses initiative) by: i) multiplying the applicable ‘Free TAFE Contribution per Hour’ (f ixed value) for the program (as identified on the ‘Free TAFE Fee Waiver Reimbursement Schedule’); with ii) the number of Scheduled Hours for which you are entitled to be paid the Contact Hour Funds for the Skills First Student, and adding a Free TAFE Fee Waiver regional loading of 25% where a subject is delivered to a Skills First Student in a delivery location reported with a regional postcode (as determined by us). The Free TAFE Fee Waiver regional loading does not apply to online training and assessment or to distance education, which is deemed have occurred if the Predominant Delivery Mode reported is ‘E’ (external delivery). The only exception is for training delivery where the student’s usual residential address is reported with a regional postcode (as determined by us); and b) calculate all other Fee Waivers by: i) multiplying the number of Scheduled Hours for which you are entitled to be paid Contact Hour Funds for the Skills First Student; with ii) the applicable ‘Fee Waiver Contribution per Hour’ (f ixed value) for the program (as identified on the Funded Programs Report).
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