Quality and Standards. 8.1. We are authorised to provide Services under the terms of our licences issued by Ofwat. We shall provide Services with reasonable care and in line with all Applicable Laws.
Quality and Standards. 2.1 The JPHS shall comply with the performance standards and achieve the targets set out in the annual Commissioning Requirements of the Parties.
Quality and Standards. All qualification-based training events are audio recorded for regulatory requirements and internal quality assurance purposes. We are committed to ensuring that our events cover only information that is openly available and do not confer an unfair advantage on anyone. Online event recordings may be shared internally and externally by Pearson. Delegates will receive a copy of the recording of the event they have attended for personal use only. Face-to-face event recordings are not available for distribution to delegates or any other person outside of Pearson.
Quality and Standards. The OfS and UK Research and Innovation will work together to develop a comprehensive framework/strategy to monitor the quality and standards of research awards within the broader regulatory context of both organisations that minimises burden and duplication but ensures students studying for these awards receive the best possible outcomes. OfS is committed to sharing any intelligence or data gathering with UK Research and Innovation that indicates issues with quality of provision, for example completion rates for relevant student groups, or potential risks to PGR students, the standards of research awards and the quality of their academic experience. OfS will similarly use any intelligence gathered by UK Research and Innovation to inform its ongoing monitoring of providers and the risk of a provider breaching a condition of registration 9. Specific research funding initiatives to English HE Providers. (e.g. UKRPIF) UK Research and Innovation (RE) may seek to use the skills, data and knowledge held in OfS (as lead regulator of HE providers in England) for advice in contribution to the assessment of specific funding initiatives (such as UK Research Partnership Investment Fund bids). Such advice may concern issues relating to a provider’s risk, financial sustainability, management, governance and value for money. 10. Data sharing arrangements There shall be a separate ‘Data Sharing Agreement’ between the OfS and UK Research and Innovation which will document the data that the bodies will share with each other. This schedule will also set out any restrictions or conditions attached to those data including defining roles in relation General Data Protection responsibilities (data controller/ data processor) as appropriate. The data sharing agreement will be subject to periodic review. Appropriate nominated officers of the OfS and UK Research and Innovation will meet at least annually to review their respective data needs and will design a coordinated approach to the efficient collection and management of data. 11. Designated Data Body Timely, accurate information is required in order for the OfS, UK Research and Innovation and the Secretaries of State for Education and Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy to perform their functions. The relevant provisions in HERA for collecting, sharing and disseminating data and information are contained in sections 8, 9, 64 to 67 and Schedule 6. Pursuant to paragraph 3 of Schedule 6 to HERA, the Secretary of State has appo...
Quality and Standards. 47.1. The Contractor shall at all times comply with the Quality Standards, and where applicable shall maintain accreditation with the relevant Quality Standards authorisation body. To the extent the standard of the Software and Services has not been specified in the Contract, the Contractor shall agree the relevant standard of the Software and Services with the Authority Representative prior to execution and shall execute the Contract with reasonable care and skill and in accordance with best industry practice.
Quality and Standards. 6.1 Distinctiveness and Quality of the Licensed Mark
Quality and Standards. The Supplier shall carry out the Services and all other obligations under this Agreement with care, skill and diligence and shall employ techniques, methods, procedures and materials of a high quality and standard in accordance with best professional practice.
Quality and Standards. Strategic advice on music provision in your school Cost: Daily rate or pro rata, £600 Bronze; £500 Silver; £400 Gold Buy in the expertise of senior Tri-borough Music Hub staff to offer guidance on enhancing your music provision, e.g. Review of the quality and standards of school music curriculum and delivery; Support and advice on, or quality-assurance of, non-TBMH music provision; Deep Dive advice; or A bespoke package of support based on your school’s needs. Cost to Independent Schools: £600 per day or pro rata Instrument Hire for schools The Tri-borough Music Hub has a stock of instruments that can be hired by state-maintained schools in the Tri-borough area. This heavily subsidised scheme is subject to availability, is not guaranteed, and is not available to independent schools. Cost Class set (25-30 pupils) for WCIL programmes Individual instruments for individual or small group lessons When using TBMH tutors for delivery £100 per class set per term £10 per instrument per term If not using TBMH tutors for delivery £300 per class set per term £20 per instrument per term Professional Development All CPD is charged at £40 half-day/twilight; £80 full-day unless discounted through membership benefits. We deliver a large programme of CPD from EY to Secondary, and tutor training. See TBMH Events xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/events/ page. A standard academic year sees: A broad range of termly EYFS Music specific sessions Termly Good Practice Networks for Primary and Secondary Phases Specific Primary CPD and Secondary CPD All Phases CPD Cost to Independent Schools: £60 half-day/twilight; £120 full-day.
Quality and Standards. The qualities and standards appropriate to the Service are set out below. Suitably qualified, trained and experienced staff are provided to operate the Service. All computer software used must be of an appropriate standard and properly licensed to the Bailiff. All computer software must be adequately protected from unauthorised use and from ‘viruses’. The Bailiff Company standards which the Council expects are laid out in section 3. The Bailiff Company mode of operation which the Council expects are laid out in section 4.
Quality and Standards. The Supplier undertakes to perform the Contract to the highest professional standards. The Supplier shall have sole responsibility for complying with any legal obligations incumbent on him, notably those resulting from employment, tax and social legislation. The Supplier shall have sole responsibility for taking the necessary steps to obtain any permit or license required for performance of the Contract under the laws and regulations in force at the place where the tasks assigned to him are to be executed. The Supplier shall neither represent the CzechAid nor behave in any way that would give such an impression. The Supplier shall inform third parties that he does not belong to the Czech public service. The Supplier shall have sole responsibility the tasks assigned to him. If the Supplier should fail to perform his obligations under the Contract in accordance with the provisions laid down therein, the CzechAid may (without prejudice to its right to terminate the Contract) reduce or recover payments in proportion to the scale of the failure. The CzechAid can only exercise this right after the Supplier does not repair such failure within 15 days from notification by the CzechAid. The CzechAid can monitor compliance with the standards.
