BEE Scorecard definition

BEE Scorecard means the generic scorecard which is used as a basis for the measurement of an entity’s BEE status, or such other scorecard or mechanism as may be prescribed in terms of the codes of good practice on BBBEE, as amended from time to time as a basis for the measurement of the Parties’ BEE status;
BEE Scorecard means a scorecard for the measurement of BEE for a particular enterprise, as set out in the Charter;
BEE Scorecard means a BEE Score and Status presentation by the System in a prescribed format; 'Certificate of Compliance' means a Certificate issued by the Audit Firm to verify the BEE status of the Audit Firm’s client in a prescribed format; ' Certification Fee' means the portion of the Licence Fee payable upon completion of the ME’s rating, signified by the issuing of a BEE Certificate of Compliance; 'Debit Order' means the authorization given to BEE SCORECARD to debit the Bank account of the Audit Firm with the Licence Fee; 'DTI' means the Department of Trade and Industry; 'Effective date' means the date of commencement of this Agreement, which is the date on which the Audit Firm first registers on one of BEE SCORECARD’s websites to use the Service; 'Licence Fee' means the total fee payable by the Audit Firm for use of the Service, consisting of the Registration Fee and the Certification Fee; ’ME’ or ‘Measured Enterprise’ means the business entity undergoing the BEE Rating as defined in the Codes of Good Practice; 'Registration Fee' means the portion of the Licence Fee payable by the Audit Firm upon registering a business entity as a Measured Enterprise on the BEE SCORECARD System, and annually thereafter; 'The Service' means the BEE Rating Service offered by BEE SCORECARD via its web-based user interfaces and applications; 'The System' and ‘BEE Navigator’ means the proprietary web-based application owned by BEE SCORECARD and designed in accordance with the BBBEE Codes of Good Practice and made available to the Audit Firm in terms of this Agreement only.

Examples of BEE Scorecard in a sentence

  • A.1.9 This tender document shall consist of the following Appendices:A.1.9.1 Appendix A, BEE Scorecard: This scorecard in not to be filled out, but to show the various elements that the company should be accredited by the Namibia Preferential Procurement Council (NPPC).

  • A.1.8 This tender document shall consist of the following Appendices:A.1.8.1 Appendix A, BEE Scorecard: This scorecard in not to be filled out, but to show the various elements that the company should be accredited by the Namibia Preferential Procurement Council (NPPC).

  • The Tourism BEE Scorecard has a target of 10% ownership going towards a local community trust.

  • A cost-benefit analysis of electronic medical records in primary care.

  • TENDER INVITATIONMTC invites appropriately qualified companies to tender for the provision of warehouse shelving to Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC)A.1.8 This tender document shall consist of the following Appendices:A.1.8.1 Appendix A, BEE Scorecard: This scorecard in not to be filled out, but to show the various elements that the company should be accredited by the Namibia Preferential Procurement Council (NPPC).

  • TENDER INVITATION A.1.7 This tender document shall consist of the following Appendices:Appendix A, BEE Scorecard: This scorecard in not to be filled out, but to show the various elements that the company should be accredited by the Namibia Preferential Procurement Council (NPPC).

  • For detail about process of payment of online EMD, bidders shall refer “Special Instructions to the Bidder (SITB)” and “ FAQs - Online EMD Facility in IOCL e- Tendering ” documents in IOCL e-Tendering in https://iocletenders.nic.in.

  • BEE SCORECARD accepts no responsibility for any reliance that may be placed on the BEE Scorecard by a third party.

  • The Audit Firm wishes to utilize the Service offered by BEE Scorecard via its proprietary web-based Rating System and BEE SCORECARD agrees to provide the Service to the Audit Firm in accordance with the terms of this Agreement; the Audit Firm agrees to the terms of this Agreement by using the Service.

  • Large cap tourism PPPs that go out to procurement from the date of publication of the Toolkit until the end of 2008 will be expected, at least, to meet the targets set out in the Tourism BEE Scorecard, 2009.


More Definitions of BEE Scorecard

BEE Scorecard means a scorecard for the measurement of broad-based black economic empowerment for a particular enterprise as set forth in terms of a Code of Good Practice issued under the Act and specifically includes, without limitation, any BEE scorecard provided for in terms of Statement 000, issued as a Code of Good Practice in terms of Section 9(1) of the Act.
BEE Scorecard means a scorecard for the measurement of broad-based black economic empowerment for a particular enterprise as set out in this Charter.
BEE Scorecard means the scorecard contained in the Bus Sector BEE Charter Strategy;

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