Disapproval of Selected Assignments Clause Samples
The Disapproval of Selected Assignments clause allows one party, typically the client or principal, to reject or disapprove specific assignments or tasks proposed or undertaken by the other party. In practice, this means that if the service provider submits certain assignments for approval, the client has the right to review and decline those that do not meet their requirements or expectations. This clause ensures that the client maintains control over the quality and suitability of work performed, helping to prevent unsatisfactory or inappropriate assignments from proceeding.
Disapproval of Selected Assignments. (1) In circumstances where the Chief of Police personally determines that a member could not effectively perform the requested assignment, the Chief of Police reserves the right to disapprove the assignment of a member in the following areas:
(a) Covert Operations
(b) Internal Affairs Bureau
(c) Inspections Section of the Professional Standards Bureau
(d) Legal Section
(e) Police Net Operations Unit
(f) Field Training, Recruit and Advanced Training Units of the Training Bureau
(g) Homeland Security Section Lieutenant and Terrorism Early Warning Unit (▇▇▇ - renamed Counter Terrorism Unit);
(h) Professional Standards Bureau Discipline/Grievance Lieutenants; and
Disapproval of Selected Assignments. In circumstances where the Chief of Police personally determines that a member could not effectively perform the requested assignment, the Chief of Police reserves the right to disapprove the assignment of a member in the following areas:
(1) Covert Operations
(2) Internal Affairs Bureau
(3) Inspections Section of the Professional Standards Bureau
(4) Legal Section
(5) Police Net Operations Unit
(6) Recruit and Advanced Training Units of the Training Bureau