Schedule Four Sample Clauses

Schedule Four. (i) Any amendment to the percentage figure set out in clause 3. Any amendment to the credit provision set out in clause 5.
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Schedule Four. Sch. 4 Pt 1 inserted by GG 23.4.86 p. 1049, amended by GG 1.4.93 p. 760, Nos 57/1995 s. 44, 46/1998 s. 7(Sch. 1), 40/2002 s. 23(1)(a)(b), 57/2006 s. 16(1), 79/2013 s. 30(2). Part 1—Xxxxxxx Promontory Marine Reserve Description Crown land temporarily reserved for the conservation of areas of natural interest or beauty or scientific history or archaeological interest and shown coloured pink on plan N.P.M.R. 1/2 lodged in the Central Plan Office except any land reserved as a national park or declared or deemed to be reserved for any purpose under the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 and any land proclaimed or set aside as a road or any land for which permission to occupy has been given by the Crown or a licence or lease under the Land Act 1958 is in force by Orders in Council of 18 March 1986 (see Government Gazette dated 26 March 1986) also excepting any land seawards of low water mark forming part of the park described in Part 12 of Schedule Seven. Section of the Act under which land is managed 19B. Date of Appointment of Director to Manage Land 18 March 1986, Gazette 26 March 1986. Provisions of the Act to apply to the land Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 9 to 27 inclusive, 33(3), 35 to 39 inclusive, 40 to 48 inclusive. Application of the Regulations to the land National Parks Regulations 2013. Sch. 4 Pt 2 inserted by GG 23.4.86 p. 1050, amended by GG 1.4.93 p. 760, Nos 46/1998 s. 7(Sch. 1), 40/2002 s. 23(2)(a)(b), 57/2006 s. 16(1), 79/2013 s. 30(2). Part 2—Xxxxxxx Promontory Marine Park Description Crown land shown coloured yellow on plan N.P.M.R. 1/2 lodged with the Central Plan Office except any land reserved as a national park or declared or deemed to be reserved for any purpose under the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 or any other Act which reserves Crown land and any land proclaimed or set aside as a road or any land for which permission to occupy has been given by the Crown or a licence or lease under the Land Act 1958 is in force also excepting any land seawards of low water mark forming part of the park described in Part 12 of Schedule Seven. Section of the Act under which land is managed 19B. Date of Appointment of Director to Manage Land 18 March 1986, Gazette 26 March 1986. Provisions of the Act to apply to the land Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 9 to 27 inclusive, 33(3), 36 to 39 inclusive and 40 to 48 inclusive. Application of the Regulations to the land National Parks Regulations 2013. Sch. 4 Pt 3 inserted by GG 23.4.86 p. 1050, amended by GG 1.4.93 p....
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Schedule Four. Research Only Academic Positions Research only academic staff positions are defined by the following titles: • Principal Research Fellow • Senior Research Fellow • Research Fellow • Research Officer • Senior Research Officer • Post-Doctorate Fellow • Senior Research Associate • Research Associate The Position Classification Standards for the classification of research only academic staff positions are set out below. Position Classification standards for research-only academic positions (levels A to E) are generic statements used to describe the broad categories of responsibilities which may be required of staff at each level. The research-only Position Classification Standards provide the basis to differentiate between the various classifications and define the broad relationships between classifications. The levels are differentiated by level of complexity, degree of autonomy, leadership requirements of the position and level of achievement of the research academic. The responsibilities of research-only staff may vary according to the specific requirements of the institution to meet its objectives, to different discipline requirements and/or to individual staff development. A research academic appointed to a particular level may be assigned and may be expected to undertake, responsibilities and functions of any level up to and including the level to which the academic is appointed or promoted. In addition, a research academic may choose to undertake elements of the work of a higher level without receiving additional remuneration in order to gain experience and expertise consistent with the requirements of an institution’s promotion processes. If a research academic chooses to undertake such work it shall be by prior agreement between the staff and their supervisor. The skill base outlined for each level is a generic statement of the qualification and experience which can be expected of a person holding a position at a given level. The skill base is stated as a combination of formal qualifications and/or experience according to the relevant discipline area. Examples of the specific duties are provided. The lists of duties are illustrative and not a set of mandatory requirements to be placed upon someone holding a position at a given level. There are a number of distinctive duties between the levels and these are especially pertinent in establishing where a position and its incumbent should be classified. The duties and responsibilities of research only aca...
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Schedule Four. Any amendment to the percentage figure set out in clause 3. Any amendment to the credit provision set out in clause 5. Schedule Five Any amendment to the Writer’s Contribution or the BBC’s Contribution relating to the Writers’ Guild Pension Fund.
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Schedule Four. 1.1 PUBLIC INTEREST DISCLOSURE (WHISLTEBLOWING) The Concessionaire shall comply with the Public Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Xxx 0000 (as if such Act applied to the Concessionaire) and shall establish and where necessary update from time to time a procedure for the Concessionaire's personnel encouraging those personnel to report to the Concessionaire any incidents of malpractice within the Concessionaire or Council. In this context “malpractice” shall include any fraud or financial irregularity, corruption, criminal offences, failure to comply with any legal or regulatory obligation, endangering the health or safety of any individual, endangering the environment, serious misconduct or serious financial maladministration.
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