Common use of Monitoring Procedures Clause in Contracts

Monitoring Procedures. In order that the guarantees in this Agreement can be properly monitored, the Department will provide to the relevant unions the following information: (i) permanent and temporary teacher numbers and the number of teachers on leave, including details of type of leave, at the same three agreed times each year; (ii) the allocative methodology used as the basis for staffing schools, including allocation of specialist teachers and services; (iii) class size data. Where available, a breakdown of information by district and sector will also be provided.

Monitoring Procedures. In order that the guarantees in this Agreement document can be properly monitored, the Department will provide to the relevant unions the following information: (i) permanent and temporary teacher numbers and the number of teachers on leave, including details of type of leave, at the same three agreed times each year; (ii) the allocative methodology used as the basis for staffing schools, including allocation of specialist teachers and services;; and (iii) class size data. Where available, a breakdown of information by district Region and sector will also be provided.

Monitoring Procedures. ‌ 7.6.1 In order that the guarantees in this Agreement can be properly monitored, the Department will provide to the relevant unions the following information: (ia) permanent and temporary teacher numbers and the number of teachers on leave, including details of type of leave, at the same three agreed times each year; (iib) the allocative methodology used as the basis for staffing schools, including allocation of specialist teachers and services; (iiic) class size data. ; and (d) gender and part-time status by classification as agreed between the parties. 7.6.2 Where available, a breakdown of information by district region and sector will also be provided.