Permitted numbers Sample Clauses

Permitted numbers. You agree not to exceed the maximum permitted number of people the Main hall is allowed to accommodate, including the organisers/performers: Dancing 184 Dancing & tables 115 Seated at tables 78 Seated audience 132
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Permitted numbers. Whether Covid regulations are in place to limit the number of people allowed in the facility, the hirer must guarantee that the number of persons at any time in the Hall is complying with the local or national regulations.
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Permitted numbers. The Hirer agrees not to exceed the maximum permitted number of people in the building. Currently our insurance allows up to 120 people in the main hall. Hirers MUST ensure that all emergency exits are kept clear of any obstruction and are easily accessible despite any furniture, equipment or decorations being brought on site for the function.
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Permitted numbers. The Hall has a maximum capacity of (to include helpers and performers) and in the multi-use room. On no account shall this figure be exceeded. This will be determined by any Welsh Government restrictions in place at the time
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Permitted numbers. You agree not to exceed the maximum permitted number of people per room including the organisers/performers: Main hall: Dancing 184 Dancing & tables 115 Seated at tables 78 Seated audience 132
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Permitted numbers. The hirer agrees not to exceed the maximum permitted number of people: Whole Hall 120 Committee room or small hall, 30 each
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