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Question No. Meaning and intent of the words "equivalent of twenty-five per cent of the work load" as used in Article 10 (b).
Question No. C28: For a Participating Institution, after the roster submission deadline, may an institutional staff member (e.g., countable coach, noncoaching staff member, manager, graduate assistant, strength and conditioning coach) be involved in athletically related activity (e.g., practice, skill instruction, film review, strength and conditioning) with a student-athlete who is not included in the sport’s submitted roster? Answer: No.
Question No. 5 Since none of phones are listed, do they already have some or will they just procure them? Answer No 5 It will be necessary to procure new telephones that are adequate to the type of IP PBX central and the number of employees who use this type of telephone connections Question No 6 Whether the existing TS is being relocated at the spot of the TS4? Answer No 6 TS 4 are new (future) Transformer station. Existing one is supposed to be relocated close to movable crane path. Question No 7 Do you have the intended lengths of the TS power cable or have you covered the footage through the PP00 cables? Answer No 7 The length of the PP00 cables is given indicatively in the Construction Permit Design. The Contractor shall develop the Construction Design. Question No 8 Do you have a TS block specification? Answer No 8 TS specification is given in the Technical Description and the Technical Conditions. Question No 9 What is the total length of pipes ø 110? Answer No 9 The length of the ø 110 pipes is given in the Construction Permit Design, based on the Designer`s calculation. The Contractor shall develop the Construction Design. See, also, relevant drawings. Question No 10 Who is perform excavation of cable and who shall perform backfilling of the same? Answer No 10 The Contractor is responsible for Method statements for all execution works. Question No 11 DEA – whether open or closed? Answer No 11 DEA is foreseen to be container type (outdoor installation) with silencer. Question No 12 We need the specification of the main board. Answer No 12 Specification is given in the Technical Description and the Technical Conditions. See, also, relevant drawings. Question No 13 What are the total lengths of the PNK trays, which installation is in question? Answer No 13 The length of the PNK trays is given in the Construction Permit Design, based on the Designer`s calculation. The Contractor shall develop the Construction Design. See, also, relevant drawings. Question No 14 Should we also offer electrical equipment and if we need, we need a specification or do you want to be offered based on the scheme? Answer No 14 All equipment shown in Electrical Design is within the scope of Contractor’s works. Specification is given in the Technical Description and the Technical Conditions. See, also, relevant drawings. Question No 15 In that case, we also need the provided cables for power supply and consumers and lighting X0XX 0x0.0xx and X0XX 0x0.0xx / we need quantities. Answer No 15 ...
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Question No. D23: Will the NCAA maintain a record of the permissible benefits institutions were allowed to provide to student-athletes permitted by the Division I Manual as of October 7, 2024, so a Participating Institution can accurately calculate the value of any additional payments and benefits offered to student-athletes? Answer: The NCAA will maintain a record of the permissible benefits as of October 7, 2024, on LSDBi (e.g., 2024-25 Division I Manual) for the full term of the settlement so that institutions that choose not to be bound by the terms of the settlement can understand what benefits would subject them to the terms of the settlement and a Participating Institution can calculate the value of additional payments and benefits offered to student-athletes. Question No. D24: Does a Participating Institution and a student-athlete have discretion over the terms and conditions of licensing agreements to use the student-athlete’s NIL (e.g., academic standards, nonathletic incentives, transfer-related restrictions, buyouts, compliance with written institutional policies, initial or continued enrollment at Participating Institution)? Answer: Yes, subject to any conference-specific requirements and cap-related rules, policies and procedures. Student-athletes may have a parent, guardian, lawyer or other competent representative present during the negotiation of any such agreements, unless they waive their right to the assistance of such representative. Question No. D25: Does a student-athlete have the right to representation during the negotiation of any agreements with their institution? Answer: Yes. Student-athletes may have a parent, guardian, lawyer, or other competent representative present during the negotiation of any such agreements, unless they waive their right to the assistance of such representative. Question No. D26: Is there a maximum term for an NIL contract or payment between a Participating Institution and a current or prospective student-athlete? Answer: Yes. The term of the agreement may not be longer than the prospective or current student-athlete’s period of eligibility to participate in intercollegiate athletics. Question No. D27: May a Participating Institution enter into an NIL deal with a former student- athlete? Answer: Yes. A Participating Institution may compensate a former student-athlete for NIL activities completed after the individual exhausts their athletics eligibility. A Participating Institution may not defer compensation for the u...
Question No. C26: For a Participating Institution, may a student-athlete who is on the roster, but suffers a medically documented incapacitated injury (e.g., career-ending injury) be replaced on the current year’s roster by another student-athlete? Answer: No. A student-athlete who suffers an injury after the roster submission deadline may not be replaced on the submitted roster. If student-athlete on a sport’s roster sustains a medically documented, incapacitating and career ending injury or illness, the student-athlete may be exempted from the roster limit beginning with the roster year following the injury or illness (e.g., football student-athlete sustains incapacitating injury during fall 2025 season may be exempted from the 2026 football roster). The student-athlete may continue to receive benefits from the institution but may not participate in any athletically related activities (countable, required or voluntary).
Question No. F3: Can penalties imposed by the College Sports Commission be contested by an involved student-athlete or institution? Answer: Yes. A student-athlete or institution may contest the decisions of the College Sports Commission for violations of the applicable rules using the neutral arbitration process. Question No. F4: Who will preside over the neutral, independent arbitration process? Answer: A neutral arbitrator with the authority to resolve disputes regarding any decisions of or penalties prescribed by the College Sports Commission. Arbitrator’s decisions shall be final and binding on the parties. Each neutral arbitrator will be appointed and serve terms consistent with the settlement agreement. Question No. F5: How long will the arbitration process take? Answer: The arbitrator has 45 days from the commencement of proceedings to reach a final, written decision. The final, written decision is final and binding to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law. In limited circumstances when the neutral arbitrator finds good cause, the schedule can exceed 45 days from commencement of proceedings to final, written decision. Question No. F6: Will enforcement of the penalties connected to the violation(s) being contested be stayed during the arbitration process? Answer: Yes. Penalties connected to violation(s) being contested will be paused during the arbitration process. Only the arbitrator may lift the stay of penalties if good cause is shown. Question No. F7: Do student-athletes who elect to use the neutral arbitration process have the right to be represented by counsel of the student-athlete’s choice? Answer: Yes.
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Question No. A14: If a Nonparticipating Institution that did not previously provide ▇▇▇▇▇▇ awards begins providing ▇▇▇▇▇▇ awards up to $5980 per athlete after the effective date of the settlement, does the provision of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ awards subject the institution to the terms of the settlement? Answer: No.
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