Approved Activity Providers Clause Samples

Approved Activity Providers. 3.3.1. Pursuant to clause 4.1.8, ASL shall maintain a list of Approved Activity Providers whom the Directly Licensed Centre (and/or any DofE Group) may engage to deliver expeditions or other activities. 3.3.2. Where the Directly Licensed Centre wishes or is required to engage an Approved Activity Provider to provide expeditions (or elects to engage an Approved Activity Provider to provide other activities) to be undertaken by the Participants as part of their DofE Programmes: 3.3.2.1. the Directly Licensed Centre must itself enter into a direct, independent contractual arrangement with the Approved Activity Provider; 3.3.2.2. the Directly Licensed Centre acknowledges that the Approved Activity Provider’s delivery of the activity as part of the DofE Programmes, where it does not conflict with any conditions of this Agreement, is pre-approved by ASL or the Charity. Nonetheless, Directly Licensed Centres must raise concerns that they may have in writing to ASL or the Charity concerning the Programmes or provision of Programmes by Approved Activity Providers; and 3.3.2.3. the Directly Licensed Centre hereby undertakes that before it engages any Approved Activity Provider to assist in delivering a section of the DofE Programme the Directly Licensed Centre shall be solely responsible for assessing, in the light of its own requirements and objectives, the skill, expertise (including in health and safety matters) and suitability of the Approved Activity Provider and its staff to perform the services it requires before entering any contractual arrangements with that Approved Activity Provider (and neither ASL nor the Charity shall have any liability to the Directly Licensed Centre in relation to the actions or omissions of an Approved Activity Provider). 3.3.3. Where the Directly Licensed Centre elects to engage an activity provider that is not on the list of Approved Activity Providers maintained by ASL pursuant to clause 4.1.8. (which, for the avoidance of doubt, is not permitted in respect of expeditions), the Directly Licensed Centre will be solely responsible for assessing the suitability of any independent activity provider used. 3.3.4. Where a Participant makes independent arrangements for undertaking activities as part of their DofE Programme, the Participant, or their parent or guardian will be responsible for assessing the suitability of any independent activity provider used; and 3.3.5. The Directly Licensed Centre shall provide to the DofE Leaders detai...
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