TRANSITION AND PROGRESSION Sample Clauses
The "Transition and Progression" clause outlines the procedures and requirements for moving from one phase or stage of an agreement, project, or relationship to the next. Typically, this clause specifies the criteria that must be met before progression is allowed, such as completion of deliverables, achievement of milestones, or approval from relevant parties. For example, in a construction contract, it may detail how work must be inspected and accepted before the contractor can proceed to the next phase. The core function of this clause is to ensure orderly advancement through the stages of an agreement, providing clear checkpoints and reducing the risk of disputes over readiness or performance.
TRANSITION AND PROGRESSION. 9.1. The Provider will signal to the Commissioner when it feels that time may be right to start a transition/reintegration to mainstream process or onto another setting and work with the Commissioner to put the process into place. The Provider will use its best endeavours (subject to capacity) to support this process.
TRANSITION AND PROGRESSION. 7.1. The Provider will signal to the Commissioner when it feels that time may be right to start a transition/reintegration to mainstream process or onto another setting and work with the Commissioner to put the process into place. The Provider will use its best endeavours (subject to capacity) to support this process.
7.2. The Commissioner will work positively with the Provider to agree and effect the transition/reintegration process and continue to supply the Provider with mentoring information on the student for a period of 12 months after transitions/re-integration. This is to allow the Provider to undertake longer-term evaluation on the impact of its provision.