Common use of EFFECTIVE PRACTICE Clause in Contracts

EFFECTIVE PRACTICE. 5.1 The parties to this agreement will ensure that they will carry out the work undertaken in accordance with the legislation, government guidance and all reasonable aspects of effective practice. In doing so each party will: • Focus primarily on premises/activities that are determined by consultation between the parties to be a high risk of contravening the legislation and the objectives of the legislation; • Ensure all guidance and information is in a clear, accessible and concise format, using media appropriate to the business; • Ensure that service delivery is provided in a non-discriminatory manner; • Highlight those matters that are legal requirements to separate them from matters that are recommendations or good practice; • Provide information in a timely manner and where required, advise recipients of their legal rights in such matters; • Ensure, wherever possible, that responsible persons do not undertake work that is unnecessary in terms of duplication with other legislation and has regard to cost/benefit; available technology; consistency in application with enforcement action proportionate to risk in each case; • Deal with the public, licensees and businesses in a fair and honest way; • Provide a courteous, efficient responsive and helpful service, responding promptly and appropriately to service requests and complaints; • Attend court in support of partner agencies where it is agreed that evidence/information will be of mutual assistance having due regard to liability.

EFFECTIVE PRACTICE. 5.1 The parties to this agreement will ensure that they will carry out the work undertaken in accordance with the legislation, government guidance and all reasonable aspects of effective practice. In doing so each party will: •  Focus primarily on premises/activities that are determined by consultation between the parties to be a high risk of contravening the legislation and the objectives of the legislation; •  Ensure all guidance and information is in a clear, accessible and concise format, using media appropriate to the business; •  Ensure that service delivery is provided in a non-discriminatory manner; •  Highlight those matters that are legal requirements to separate them from matters that are recommendations or good practice; •  Provide information in a timely manner and where required, advise recipients of their legal rights in such matters; •  Ensure, wherever possible, that responsible persons do not undertake work that is unnecessary in terms of duplication with other legislation and has regard to cost/benefit; available technology; consistency in application with enforcement action proportionate to risk in each case; •  Deal with the public, licensees and businesses in a fair and honest way; •  Provide a courteous, efficient responsive and helpful service, responding promptly and appropriately to service requests and complaints; •  Attend court in support of partner agencies where it is agreed that evidence/information will be of mutual assistance having due regard to liability.