Entry Process Sample Clauses
The Entry Process clause defines the procedures and requirements for individuals or entities to gain authorized access to a specific location, event, or system. Typically, this clause outlines necessary steps such as registration, identification verification, or compliance with security protocols before entry is permitted. Its core practical function is to ensure that only eligible and approved parties are granted access, thereby maintaining security, order, and compliance with relevant policies or regulations.
Entry Process. During the daytime Security will ask those entering to sign in and outreach engagement staff will be on hand to assist guests to services they may choose to access. Once the evening meal is finished, staff will assist those who have signed up for a bed stay to access their bed area. Security will help those who are not staying transition out of the area. No one seeking shelter for the night will be turned away providing they are not a danger to themselves or others. Security has designated 10:30pm as “lights out.” Anyone who chooses to leave during the night is free to do so; however, they will not be allowed back in until the next day, and stored items might not be immediately accessible and may need to be retrieved the following day. Security will generally close storage, showers, and other amenities during “lights out”; however anyone needing a reasonable accommodation will be accommodated if possible. Because of various language barriers and illiteracy rates among the guests, guests will be asked in their native language if they completely understand any intake/assessment forms which may be completed for services. Guests needing additional assistance will have the rules and intake forms explained to them. When English is their second language, the rules and intake forms will be explained in their primary language whenever feasible.
Entry Process. This is a small facility and those who are coming to sign in and occupy a bed shall do so by referral as coordinated by CONTRACTOR and COUNTY. During the daytime, non- resident visitors must check in with the Case Manager. CONTRACTOR shall screen all referrals for open felony warrants and sex offender status. While the facility is open 24 hours, this is not a walk-in facility, and no off-hours referrals shall be accepted. House Rules will be submitted to County for approval. Staff will generally close amenities during “lights out”; however anyone needing a reasonable accommodation will be accommodated if possible. CONTRACTOR’S work shall be completed in a culturally competent manner, including the intake/assessment process and case management. Guests will have the rules and intake forms explained to them. When English is their second language, the rules and intake forms will be explained in their primary language whenever feasible.
Entry Process. The PROGRAM can be accessed through an established referral process as 35 coordinated by CONTRACTOR and COUNTY. The established referral process will ensure that beds 36 are available for interested program participants, interested participants meet eligibility requirements; 37 // 2 providing they are not a danger to themselves or others.
Entry Process. During the daytime Security will ask those entering to sign in and staff will be on hand to assist guests to services they may choose to access. No one seeking shelter for the night will be turned away providing they are not a danger to themselves or others, and there is capacity at SAFEPlace. Security has designated 11 pm as “lights out.” Anyone who chooses to leave during the night is free to do so; however, they will not be allowed back in until the next day, and stored items might not be immediately accessible and may need to be retrieved the following day. Security will generally close storage, showers, and other amenities during “lights out”; however anyone needing a reasonable accommodation will be accommodated if possible. Guests will be asked if they completely understand any intake/assessment forms which may be completed for services. If needed, SAFEPlace will make accommodations for language needs.
Entry Process. 1. Sign up using the form
Entry Process. 2.1 No purchase is necessary to enter or win the Prize Promotion but entrants should be aware that they may be subject to local charges depending on their own individual arrangements for internet access.
2.2 The Prize Promotion will begin on 10am 28th April 2018 and the deadline for receipt of entry is midnight May 12th 2018 (the “Entry Period”).
2.4 To enter you must, before the Entry Period ends; sign in to site and complete the required information fields on the Entry Application using a valid email address or using a valid social media account (e.g Instagram, twitter); once complete, entrants are required to submit an original drawing that has been solely created by the entrant for the purpose of entering this Prize Promotion (“Artwork”).
2.5 All eligible entries will be entered into the prize draw (the “Entry”/”Entries”) and by entering the Prize Promotion you will become an “Entrant”.
2.6 Entrants must have a valid email address. The details provided by the Entrant in their sign-in form will be the identity of the Entrant and, if selected for the Prize, the identity of the Winner. The use of a bogus name or email address will disqualify an Entrant. There is a limit of one entry per person. Duplicate entries will be void. All Entries become the property of Polydor. By entering the Prize Promotion, Entrant consents to Polydor’s collection of the personal information in accordance with Polydor’s privacy policy found at clause 5. Entrant further consents to receive additional promotional information. All Entrants agree to abide by these rules. Entries may be rejected in the sole discretion of Polydor, including for reasons of obscenity, defamation or invasion of privacy.
2.7 Entrants acknowledge that the Internet is not a secure medium and information submitted to this Prize Draw may be accessed by third parties and Polydor and/or the Artist accepts no liability for third party interaction and/or interference.
2.8 Polydor and/or the Artist accept no responsibility or liability for any technical failure, error, omission, interruption, or defect in any service (including without limitation internet service providers, servers, websites, devices, mobile networks/applications) supplied by any third party in connection with, or as part of the organisation of the Prize Draw.
Entry Process. The PROGRAM can be accessed through an established referral process as 7 coordinated by CONTRACTOR and COUNTY. The established referral process will ensure that beds 8 are available for interested program Participants, interested Participants who meet eligibility 9 requirements and limit the operational impacts to the small facility. CONTRACTOR shall screen all 10 referrals for open felony warrants and sex offender status. During the daytime, visitors, individuals who 11 are visiting program Participants, must check in with the CONTRACTOR’s Case Manager.
12 a. While the PROGRAM will operate 24 hours a day, referrals into the PROGRAM will 13 be limited to typical business hours, meaning there will be no walk-in into facility or off-hours referrals 14 accepted. The CONTRACTOR will establish House Rules for the operation of the PROGRAM and 15 submit to COUNTY for approval. CONTRACTOR will establish a schedule and related activities for 16 the PROGRAM, including the general closing of amenities during “lights out”; however any program 17 Participant needing a reasonable accommodation will be accommodated, if possible.
18 b. CONTRACTOR shall operate PROGRAM and offer supportive services in a culturally 19 competent manner, including the intake and assessment process and ongoing case management. 20 Program Participants will have the rules and intake forms explained to them. When English is their 21 second language, the rules and intake forms will be explained in their primary language whenever 22 feasible
Entry Process. Members must register their attendance at Reception and present a valid photo ID / membership card on arrival. Failure to do so may result in refusal of entry to the pool. Memberships (and membership cards) are non-transferable and must only be used by the registered member. If you require a replacement membership card, this may incur a fee.
Entry Process. During the daytime, CONTRACTOR shall employ Security Personnel and 22 case managers to facilitate the operations of the PROGRAM, including asking those entering to sign in 23 and facilitate connections to supportive services onsite. Once the dinner meal is finished, 24 CONTRACTOR staff will assist those who have signed up for the safe sleep program component to 25 access their bed area. CONTRACTOR staff will help those who are not staying through the nighttime, 26 to transition out of the facility area and return as appropriate.
27 a. Individuals seeking shelter for the night will not be turned away by CONTRACTOR, 28 providing he/she/they are not a danger to themselves or others and there is capacity within the 29 PROGRAM.
30 b. Due to language barriers and various illiteracy rates among the program Participants, 31 Participants will be asked in this/her/their native language if he/she/they completely understand any 32 intake and/or assessment forms which may be completed for services. Program Participants needing 33 additional assistance will have the rules and intake forms explained to them. When English is their 34 second language, the rules and intake forms will be explained in their primary language whenever 35 feasible.
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