Availability criteria Sample Clauses

Availability criteria. The Authority will not pay the full cost of guaranteed places where a place or a number of places are deemed to be unavailable, based on specific criteria. This will be when a Young Person cannot be placed in the bed within the unit (and no alternative place is found at the SCHs own cost) or has to be removed from the SCH and placed elsewhere in the following circumstances: Children at risk or placement unsafe: The Authority reserve the right to remove an individual or all the young people placed by the Authority in the SCH, in circumstances where the Authority has assessed that the children are at risk or the placement is unsafe. Where: continuing registration as a Children’s Home is in doubt or a decision to suspend registration is pending licensing as a secure unit is in doubt or a decision to suspend the licence is pending there is the consideration of the imposition of conditions on licensing if registration or licence are cancelled or conditions are imposed that limit the Authority’s ability to place a Young Person (for example issues identified during an Inspection give the Authority sufficient cause for concern to remove young people from the unit). where the Authority has reasonably deemed Young People to be at risk and has suspended placements and/or removed Young People from the establishment Room is physically unavailable due to damage: If the room is unavailable because of a need for repairs or damage, the unit should endeavour to find alternative secure accommodation for the Young Person within the unit at its own cost. However, the Authority are aware that there may be mitigating circumstances which means that a room is not available, such as the time taken to carry out critical repairs. Therefore the Authority will give a SCH two working days to restore facilities. From working day three the room will count as unavailable to the Authority and the Authority will no longer pay for the place. If there are exceptional circumstances that mean it would be unfeasible to declare the room available within 2 working days then the SCH should discuss the particular case with the Contract Manager In some of these cases, the Authority may decide to grant additional time for the room to be declared available before ceasing payment but the decision remains solely that of the Contract Manager. The Authority’s Service Assurance Team will monitor unavailability of rooms and time taken to carry out critical repairs as part of the performance measurement framew...
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Availability criteria. The Availability Criteria are:
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Availability criteria. By running the tools, answers can be given to requirements that the tools are accessible from the PANACEA platform (Req-TOL-002) as a Web Service (Req-TOL-001), and that the PANACEA interfaces are supported (Req-TOL-003). Also, evaluation of the software quality (Req-TOL-006) and support of the required languages (Req-TOL-100, Req-TOL-200) can be evaluated. Also, the documentation requirement (Req- TOL-007) will be tested from an end-user point of view. Availability also refers to the possibility to adapt the tools to a particular task, e.g. the crawler (Req-TOL-111), or the possibility to inspect intermediate processing result, and adapt / modify the language resources used by the tools.
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