Qualification Documentation Sample Clauses
The Qualification Documentation clause sets out the requirements for providing evidence of a party's qualifications, credentials, or compliance with specified standards. Typically, this clause obligates one party to submit certificates, licenses, or other documentation demonstrating their ability to perform under the contract, such as proof of professional certifications or regulatory approvals. Its core practical function is to ensure that only suitably qualified parties are engaged, thereby reducing the risk of non-compliance or inadequate performance.
Qualification Documentation. Documentation verifying that the Vendor Staff member satisfies the qualifications required for the applicable Adjuster classification, as further detailed in Section 3 of Exhibits B and C. This documentation is due within thirty (30) calendar days of the Effective Date and annually by April 15th.
Qualification Documentation. Documentation verifying that the Vendor Staff member satisfies the qualifications required per Section 4.2 of this Agreement. This documentation is due within thirty (30) calendar days of the Effective Date and annually by April 15th.
Qualification Documentation. The Construction Manager may be possibly replaced only after a written consent of the Contracting Authority and only under the condition that the newly nominated Construction Manager meets the original qualification criteria for this position, i.e. Authorized engineer or technician in the field of building construction with minimum 5 years of practical experience in building construction.
Qualification Documentation. The documentation to be provided by the Candidate vLEI Issuer to GLEIF for evaluation for Qualification, where the final documentation becomes binding upon successful Qualification Qualified vLEI Issuer (QVI) The contracting party to the Agreement that has been qualified by GLEIF as a Qualified vLEI Issuer Regulatory Oversight Committee (ROC) An organization of regulators from multiple jurisdictions charged by the G-20 with oversight of the GLEIS; ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ Swiss law A set of rules, orders, regulation and court decisions which constitutes the law in Switzerland. The source of Swiss law can be federal or cantonal. GLEIF will host a list of links where Swiss law can be found. TrustMark A TrustMark for a Qualified vLEI Issuer provided GLEIF by to the Qualified vLEI Issuer (see Appendix 7) vLEI Ecosystem Governance Framework (EGF) A specific Ecosystem Governance Framework for governing the entire Trust over IP (ToIP) layer 4 trust ecosystem for the vLEI. vLEI Issuance The process beginning with the request of a Legal Entity toassign a vLEI containing the entity’s LEI vLEI Issuer Qualification Program Checklist The document, referenced in the vLEI Issuer Qualification Program Manual (Appendix 3), which details the control and process requirements for Qualification vLEI Issuer Qualification Program Manual The Manual (Appendix 2), and the vLEI Issuer Qualification Program Checklist, describing the requirements and steps towards Qualification vLEI Maintenance All steps taken to ensure that the vLEI continues to be based on the existence of a LEI with Issued and Active status in the GLEIS. vLEI Revocation Action taken to invalidate a vLEI if it is determined that the LEI no longer has an Issued and Active status in the GLEIS, or at the request of the Legal Entity.