Conduct of Inspections. 1. Each Party shall ensure that its inspectors carry out the functions set forth in Annex B as a minimum standard.
Conduct of Inspections. Buyer, in the conduct of its due diligence investigation of the Real Property or otherwise, will not interfere with or hinder the operation of the Real Property or the tenants or occupants thereof. Seller will provide Buyer and Buyer’s representatives, agents and consultants with reasonable access to the Real Property between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on weekdays, subject to the rights of the Real Property tenants or occupants and provided that: (A) Buyer will notify Seller or one of Seller’s agents not less than one (1) business day in advance of entering the Real Property; (B) neither Buyer nor its representatives, agents or consultants will communicate directly with any tenant of the Real Property without the accompaniment by Seller, Seller’s manager or Seller’s agents for the Real Property if requested by Seller; (C) Buyer and its representatives, agents and consultants will keep the Real Property free and clear of any mechanic’s or materialmen’s liens arising out of any such entry, will promptly restore any damage caused by them, will perform all investigations in a safe and professional manner, will not allow any dangerous or hazardous conditions, and will comply with all applicable laws and governmental regulations; (D) Seller or any of its representatives or agents may accompany Buyer and any of its representatives and agents during their visit to the Real Property; (E) Buyer will not perform or authorize any invasive testing of the Real Property without Seller’s prior written consent, which shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed; and (F) prior to entry upon the Real Property, Buyer will deliver to Seller evidence of such party’s liability insurance coverage by an insurer reasonably acceptable to Seller and with combined single limits of not less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) per occurrence. All such tests, investigations, and studies will be at Buyer’s sole cost and expense.
Conduct of Inspections. (a) Any entry by Buyer onto the Property shall be subject to, and conducted in accordance with, all applicable laws, statutes, rules and regulations and the terms of any Leases so as to avoid any material interference with the operations and occupancy of the Property and to avoid any material disturbance of any of the Tenants or the possessory rights of any of the Tenants. Buyer shall promptly restore the Property to its previous condition before any such inspections, studies, or tests were performed.
Conduct of Inspections. (a) EASA shall provide the EASA Standardization Inspection (SI) annual program including amendments to the FAA focal point. The EASA Approval and Standardization Directorate shall provide guidance for the inspection procedures applicable to a team carrying out a standardization inspection of an AA.
Conduct of Inspections. Inspection activities under the Agreement shall not be conducted on disposition plutonium or conversion product before it has been received as conversion product at a fuel fabrication facility.
Conduct of Inspections. Each Party shall ensure that its inspectors carry out the functions set forth in Annex B as a minimum standard. Each Party shall, in carrying out inspections in its ports: ensure that inspections are carried out by properly qualified inspectors authorized for that purpose, having regard in particular to Article 17; ensure that, prior to an inspection, inspectors are required to present to the master of the vessel an appropriate document identifying the inspectors as such; ensure that inspectors examine all relevant areas of the vessel, the fish on board, the nets and any other gear, equipment, and any document or record on board that is relevant to verifying compliance with relevant conservation and management measures; require the master of the vessel to give inspectors all necessary assistance and information, and to present relevant material and documents as may be required, or certified copies thereof; in case of appropriate arrangements with the flag State of the vessel, invite that State to participate in the inspection; make all possible efforts to avoid unduly delaying the vessel to minimize interference and inconvenience, including any unnecessary presence of inspectors on board, and to avoid action that would adversely affect the quality of the fish on board; make all possible efforts to facilitate communication with the master or senior crew members of the vessel, including where possible and where needed that the inspector is accompanied by an interpreter; ensure that inspections are conducted in a fair, transparent and nondiscriminatory manner and would not constitute harassment of any vessel; and not interfere with the master’s ability, in conformity with international law, to communicate with the authorities of the flag State.
Conduct of Inspections. 1.3.1 The FAA contact point will be provided with the EASA Sampling Inspection System (SIS) schedule of visits raised annually and as amended. This should include an invitation to the FAA to attend the SIS preliminary and wrap-up meetings, usually held at EASA HQ in Cologne. EASA Approval and Standardisation Directorate publishes the guidance for team member qualification and the inspection procedures applicable to a team carrying out a standardisation inspection of an AA.
Conduct of Inspections. 11 All HSENI inspectors carry a warrant. When inspecting HM Ships, Submarines and Auxiliaries inspectors will conform to the security arrangements of the vessel concerned. Inspectors will be subject to visitor control procedures and must be accompanied at all times by an officer nominated by the Commanding Officer or, with the Commanding Officer's agreement, by a person nominated by the Naval Base Safety Group. 12 Operational capability should not be impeded by the process of an inspection. If exceptionally the inspector considers that there is a need to interrupt or stop an activity, the inspector will raise this through the command chain to enable a judgement on the operational implications to be made. HSE ENFORCMENT ACTION 13 Action to be taken by the Commanding Officer in the event of Enforcement Action by the HSENI inspector Crown Prohibition or Improvement Notice 14 If the inspector serves or makes it clear that it is his intention to serve a Crown Prohibition or Improvement Notice, the Commanding Officer is to request advice from his command authority immediately. Where a Prohibition Notice is served on a piece of equipment or work process that would affect the operational requirements then the Commanding Officer should point this out to the inspector and inform the command authority immediately, and CESO(N) should be informed. HSENI Intention to formally censure MOD (Crown Prosecution) 15 The command authority should be informed immediately for advice. The command authority will inform XXXX(N) and D SEF Pol. INTERFACE BETWEEN ENFORCING AUTHORITIES THE MOD AND OTHER ORGANISATIONS CONTENTS Para SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR PARTICULARLY SENSITIVE ACTIVITIES 1 General 4 Inspection arrangements 9 Special arrangements SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR PARTICULARLY SENSITIVE ACTIVITIES GENERAL 1 Some activities carried out by MOD are particularly sensitive and are protected not only by a high level of security classification but also by a very tightly constrained "need to know". Access to information relating to such activities is highly restricted and available only to nominated persons who have been cleared by the appropriate security directorate.
Conduct of Inspections. Prior to Developer entering the Property to conduct any Property Due Diligence, CPT shall give Owner reasonable prior notice, and shall obtain and maintain, at CPT’s sole cost and expense, and shall deliver to Owner evidence of, the following insurance coverage, and shall cause each of its agents and contractors to obtain and maintain, and, upon request of Owner, shall deliver to Owner evidence of, the following insurance coverage: general liability insurance, from an insurer reasonably acceptable to Owner, in the amount of TWO MILLION AND NO/100 DOLLARS ($2,000,000.00) combined single limit per occurrence (with a TEN MILLION DOLLAR ($10,000,000.00) umbrella for any injury or damage (personal, property or otherwise), such policy to name Owner and such other parties related to Owner as it may reasonably designate as an additional insured party, which insurance shall provide coverage against any claim arising in connection with the acts, omissions or activities of Developer or its agents, employees or contractors in connection with the Property Due Diligence. Developer shall cause all Property Due Diligence to be performed in a manner that does not unreasonably disturb or disrupt the tenancies or business operations of any user of the Property or Owner’s business operations at its airport (which lies to the north of the Property) and that minimizes damage (including crop damage) or change to the present character of the Property. In the event that, as a result of any Property Due Diligence, any damage occurs to the Property, then CPT shall promptly repair such damage, at CPT’s sole cost and expense, so as to return the Property to substantially the same condition as it was in prior to such damage or change. CPT hereby indemnifies, protects, defends and holds Owner harmless from and against any and all losses, damages, causes of action, judgments, damages, costs and expenses that Owner may suffer or incur in connection with the acts, omissions or activities of Developer or its agents, employees, or contractors in connection with the Property Due Diligence.
Conduct of Inspections. (a) Any entry by Buyer onto the Property shall be subject to, and conducted in accordance with, all applicable laws, statutes, rules and regulations and in a manner so as to avoid any material interference with the operations and occupancy of the Property. Buyer shall promptly restore the Property to its previous condition before any such inspections, studies, or tests were performed.
