Further Advice Sample Clauses

Further Advice. If you would like advice or assistance with any problems you are having in relation to your tenancy contact either Housing Rights Service xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxXX.xxx telephone (000) 00000000, or Advice NI xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx who will give you details of your local advice centre, telephone (000) 00000000, or Citizens Advice Bureau (see phone book for details). You can also contact a solicitor. Help with all or part of the costs of legal advice may be available under the Legal Aid scheme.

Further Advice. Further advice on the protection and management of CONFIDENTIAL information is available through the Contracting Authority.

Further Advice. 13.1 Further advice can be obtained from the Director of Human Resources and Organisational Development regarding implementation of this policy. 13.2 In the event of an unresolved disagreement between management and local representatives as to the implementation in practice of this policy, the issue should be raised with the Joint Secretariat of the National Partnership Committee who will advise accordingly.

Further Advice. If you intend to complete this NPI on a march boundary you should ensure that you have fully discussed and agreed that you can carry out the NPI requirements and controls on the march boundary with the person who has control of the neighbouring land.

Further Advice. The installation of property service connections and water meters for the development requires the lodgement of a Water Meter Connection application with Council’s Water Operations Branch via xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.qld.gov.au. at building stage.

Further Advice. Each Party shall advise its board, management personnel members, senior staff, and other employees receiving such information of the existence of and the importance of complying with the obligations set out in this Article.

Further Advice. Documentation in relation to any easement proposed to be registered to the benefit of Council is required to:

Further Advice. This note has been prepared in order to explain some of the salient points when entering into a lease of a primary care premises. It is not intended to replace the need for legal advice. Due to the varying nature of new bespoke primary care buildings and the different number of tenants in each it has not been possible to provide a “one size fits all” document. This document is provided as a basis for the contractual arrangements and is intended to allow a more consistent approach for legal arrangements in primary care buildings throughout Wales. Health Boards may contact one of the Welsh Health Estates primary care advisors direct should they require further information: Xxxx Xxxxxxxx 029 2061 5506 xxxx.xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx.xx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx 029 2061 5502 xxxxxx.xxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx.xx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx 029 2061 5509 xxxxxx.xxxxxx0@xxxxx.xxx.xx 16/12/2010 Appendix A WHE has taken specialist advice on the accounting treatment of the model lease under the NEW International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). As these are leases, the accounting treatment was considered under IAS 17. What follows is meant to give an indication that if the terms of the model lease are followed, it is likely that the lease will be treated as an operating lease. However, each new lease should be assessed against the IAS 17 indicators, to determine its appropriate accounting treatment. The following table gives a summary of the indicators of a finance lease;

Further Advice. If you have any questions about this change, please contact Xxxxxxx Xxxxx on 020 7147 2391 or send via email to xxxxxx.xxxxxx-xx-xxxx@xxxx.xxx.xxx.xx. 1 UK/Switzerland agreement‌‌

Further Advice. If you are an existing client and you receive “further advice” from Euroz Hartleys and your objectives, financial situation and needs have not changed significantly then we may rely on the information we already hold concerning your objectives, financial situation and needs when providing you with further advice. A Record of Advice (“ROA”) may be used to record our “further advice” to you where we have provided you with subsequent advice. You may, by contacting your adviser, request a copy of the ROA at any time, for a period of up to seven (7) years from the date the advice was given to you. It is important that you give us accurate and complete information regarding your objectives, financial situation and needs as they change from time to time otherwise our advice may not be appropriate for you. A new SOA will only be provided to you if you inform us that your objectives, financial situation and needs are significantly different from what they were when we provided you with a SOA or the scope of the advice you require is different.