Compliance Policy. Supplier certifies that it has read, and will take reasonable steps to make its employees providing healthcare items or performing services under this Agreement aware of, the University of Rochester Compliance Policy for Healthcare Contractors and Agents found at xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/purchasing/complianceeducationpolicy.cfm. Supplier further agrees to adhere to the terms of the Policy. Failure to adhere to the terms of the Policy shall constitute a material breach of this Agreement.
Compliance Policy. Maintain compliance policies and procedures applicable to each Company that are designed to ensure compliance with Sections 6.18 and 6.19 by each Company, which compliance policies and procedures shall include: (a) take-down policies and procedures for websites paid for or on behalf of Embargoed Persons or otherwise in violation of any Sanctions Law; (b) policies and procedures for screening and otherwise verifying that no Company directly or indirectly accepts as a new customer, maintains a customer relationship with, nor receives any payment from, any Embargoed Person; and (c) policies and procedures for ensuring continued compliance with the Sanctions Laws, including: (i) training all employees, directors and officers of each Company with respect to the Sanctions Laws; (ii) policies and procedures with respect to resellers, vendors and service providers of each Company (collectively, “Third Parties”) regarding such Third Parties’ compliance with the Sanctions Laws and remedies with respect to any Third Party’s failure to comply with the Sanctions Laws; (iii) timely and appropriately monitoring activities of each Company to ensure compliance with these policies and procedures; (iv) investigating alleged or potential violations of the Sanctions Laws by any Person or entity within any Company; (v) determining the conditions under which voluntary disclosures will be made to Governmental Authorities following the discovery and/or investigation of actual or potential violations of the Sanctions Laws; and (vi) maintaining all records required under the Sanctions Laws.
Compliance Policy. Grant County and the Grant County Fairgrounds complies with requirements set out in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). We strive to ensure all programs, services and activities are reasonably accessible and usable by people with disabilities. This means that in the planning of your event, you should make every effort to accommodate disabled persons. You may schedule sign language interpreters on your own and at your own expense for all or part of your visit to the Grant County Fairgrounds through the Eastern Washington Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing at 000-000-0000, Voice 000-000-0000. Rates are set by Eastern Washington Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing and are subject to change without notice. Buildings, booths, and/or spaces contracted from Grant County must provide reasonable access to patrons with disabilities. If the Lessee cannot make the building, booth or space accessible, then the Lessee must provide services by coming out of the booth or by some other reasonable and suitable means. Each Lessee must display a sign or sticker at their area stating: “This vendor will provide reasonable access to all persons with disabilities, upon request, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).”
Compliance Policy. The full policy and one-page summary of that policy can be found in POINT’s Member Connect Community Library and on xxx.xxxx.xxx. Please be advised that the Policy applies not only while the meeting is in session, but also during breaks and particularly during receptions, meals and other social events surrounding the meeting. If you have not read the Policy summary, please do so. If you have any questions, please contact a member of the Board or HQ Team.” Approved 8/1/16 Antitrust: Policy Statement
Compliance Policy. A policy to ensure the compliance of the obligations derived from the signing of this Contract, including, but not limited to, those related to payments on its charge, with the following characteristics: Taker and Secured Person: The TENANT. Beneficiaries: OPAIN S.A. NIT 900.105.860-4, FIDUCIARIA OPAIN S.A.-FIDUCIARIA BANCOLOMBIA, NIT 830.054.539-0.
Compliance Policy. As part of this policy, Compaq expects each of its suppliers to comply fully with the requirements set forth below. This policy requires that Compaq suppliers and their employees exercise the highest degree of honesty and integrity in conducting their business with Compaq, as well as other third parties.
Compliance Policy. The Borrower shall agree to provide any documentation or information requested in writing either by the Corporation or the Independent Consultant related to such audit that is reasonably available to the Borrower. The costs related to any annual audit (excluding the costs incurred by the Borrower in providing information to the Corporation or the Independent Consultant) will be paid from the fees and other amounts payable to the Corporation or the Independent Consultant under the related agreements. The Corporation shall provide to the Borrower the Corporation’s preferred resident file organization standard to be used for each related property.
Compliance Policy. Distributor acknowledges and agrees that it is the written and established policy of Company and its affiliates (collectively herein, “Company”) to comply fully with all applicable laws and regulations of the United States and all jurisdictions in which it does business. Distributor warrants and represents that it will not take any action that would constitute a violation, or implicate Company in a violation, of any law of any jurisdiction in which it performs business, or of the United States of America, including without limitation, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977, as amended (“FCPA”) and where applicable, any anti-bribery/corruption legislation (“Anti- Bribery Act”) enacted by countries in which Distributor provides services to Company.
Compliance Policy. Consumer Regulatory Complaints Proper customers may file complaints alleging violations of laws or regulations either with Prosper directly (through Prosper’s website, including an email address specifically for such complaints (cxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx)), or with a regulatory agency, such as the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) or a state regulator, such as the California Department of Consumer Affairs. Customers may also file complaints of any nature with the Better Business Bureau (BBB). Where a regulatory complaint is received, Pxxxxxx will promptly research the allegations, obtain copies of any related documentation or account notes, and respond to both the customer and any involved third party through which the complaint was filed. In addition, Pxxxxxx will notify the WebBank’s Compliance Officer immediately of any regulatory complaint involving allegations pertaining to WebBank and Pxxxxxx’s joint activities. All regulatory complaints will be responded to promptly, but in no event shall exceed 30 days or the timeframe provided by a regulator, whichever is less. Where Pxxxxxx’s investigation of the complaint results in the finding of an error or where a correction is necessary to maintain a satisfactory relationship with the customer, Pxxxxxx will take immediate action to remedy the situation. If the investigation results indicate that Pxxxxxx’s actions were reasonable and compliant, Pxxxxxx will provide an explanatory response to both the complaining customer as well as any third party through which the complaint was filed. Pxxxxxx’s Director of Compliance will have responsibility for responding to all regulatory complaints, with oversight from the Chief Compliance Officer and General Counsel. Prosper will maintain copies of all regulatory complaints and company responses. The Compliance Director will provide reports of regulatory complaints to both the Chief Compliance Officer of Prosper and the Compliance Officer of WebBank at regular intervals, not to exceed 3 months, in order to monitor for any trends requiring corrective action.
Compliance Policy. 8 DEFINITIONS
