ADOD definition

ADOD means the Australian Department of Defence;
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ADOD means the Australian Department of Defence or any of its subsidiary components, including but not limited to the Australian Army and the Defence Support Group, as relevant;
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Examples of ADOD in a sentence

  • A statement identifying this Agreement and the purpose of the payment shall be forwarded to the address as specified by the ADOD Delegate.

  • Consideration by the ADOD of such certification shall be undertaken in consultation with the SAF, if requested, and shall be based on the spirit and intent of the commercial support arrangements in this Agreement and shall not be unreasonably withheld.

  • The ADOD shall at all times retain primary responsibility for the security of the associated facilities provided for the SAF’s use by the ADOD.

  • The Government of the Republic of Singapore shall be responsible for any increased charges incurred by the ADOD as a result of providing security for facilities used by the SAF.

  • The ADOD Delegate shall allocate ADOD support staff, on an as required basis, to assist the SAF Army Detachment Commander in the performance of his duties (that involve liaison with and/or support from the ADOD) and to coordinate the facilitation of all ADOD planning and support to the SAF, and to coordinate the employment of all ADF Liaison Officers during the allocated period.

  • The SAF Army Detachment Commander is to confirm with the ADOD Delegate the safety appointments and their responsibilities, in accordance with the SWBTA Standing Orders and other references relevant to associated facilities as advised by the ADOD Delegate, prior to the commencement of training in SWBTA.

  • Any increased charges incurred by the ADOD as a result of the SAF use of the associated facilities made available by the ADOD shall be calculated in accordance with ADOD full cost recovery guidelines and levied on a quarterly basis by the provision of invoices, accompanied by supporting documentation setting out a breakdown of costs, to the SAF Army Detachment.

  • The ADOD in consultation with the SAF shall develop procedures relating to workplace safety and occupational health and safety in SWBTA that may be amended from time to time.

  • Such personnel shall not be allowed access without the prior written consent of the ADOD.

  • Where the amount in the statement is less than the amount of the advance payment the balance shall be refunded to the Government of the Republic of Singapore or, if mutually determined, adjusted against other payments due by the ADOD.