Practical Issues. Once stages 1 to 3 have been confirmed then the detail design and practical considerations can proceed. This includes the following key questions: • Has the local community and relevant Local Member(s) been fully consulted on the proposed design? • Will the scheme require Planning Consent? (Contact: Planning Division) • Will there be legal issues to resolve? (E.g. blocking up an alleyway will require a Traffic Regulation Order that can be a protracted process). • Is a formal Highway Agreement necessary to undertake the work? (See 6. re. Engineering Protocol). • Have the Statutory Undertakers been consulted? • Is drainage an issue? • (Contact: Engineering Division – See Appendix 3) The above ‘practical issues’ will help clarify the likely timescale for delivering the scheme and should have been discussed as part of Appendix 1 – Groundwork Caerphilly Scheme Brief that draws attention to the Clients responsibility (see ‘Note’ on page 12).
Practical Issues i. You understand that you will be responsible for your personal costs incurred in relation to the Event such as your transport to and from the Event location
Practical Issues. To resolve practical issues related to applying this arrangement, the Dublin III Regulation and the Commission Regulation, each Side, acting through the competent authorities, may request a meeting. The time and place of these meetings will be decided by the competent authorities by mutual consent. Modalities for exchanging liaison officers may also be decided in this framework, if the competent authority of one of the Sides so desires.
Practical Issues. The Agreement itself will usually not address technical details but should provide a forum and authority for making decisions in this area. It should cover global operational and financial details. At the most basic level, the Agreement must provide firm guidelines on duties and responsibilities, including financial commitments.
Practical Issues. ● Supervision may be provided face-to-face, over the phone or via the internet through video conference or email feedback. A combination of methods may be used over the course of the practicum as best fits your needs and your supervisors practice. ● Fees - Supervision fees are $ per supervision hour, invoiced immediately upon completion of supervision session and paid by etransfer/ credit card /cheque/cash. Fees are reviewed annually with the next fee review date being . Your Supervisor may exercise their statutory right to claim interest and compensation under the late payment legislation if not paid within 30 days. ● Cancellation - If you need to cancel a supervision session, You are required to provide days/hours notice, otherwise the full fee is payable. When possible, your supervisor will try to re-arrange a session within the same week. If your supervisor needs to cancel a supervision session, s/he will inform you as soon as they can and will not charge for the cancelled session. ● If your supervisor feels that you are unlikely to meet the practicum requirements, if you feel that your supervisor is not meeting your requirements for supervision, or if you both encounter differences in your ethical frameworks, you should make one another aware of these as soon as possible and work towards resolving the issues before amending or terminating this agreement or seeking an alternative supervisor. In undertaking Theraplay® Supervision, we agree to the above statements: Student/practitioner: (signed) Date
