Special Provision Related to Covid Clause Samples

The "Special Provision Related to Covid" clause establishes specific terms and conditions that address issues arising from the Covid-19 pandemic. This clause may outline procedures for delays, cancellations, or modifications to obligations if parties are affected by Covid-related disruptions, such as government lockdowns, supply chain interruptions, or workforce shortages. Its core function is to allocate risk and provide clarity on how contractual duties are adjusted in response to pandemic-related events, thereby reducing uncertainty and potential disputes between parties.
Special Provision Related to Covid. 19 1. The resident agrees to comply with the Student Housing and Community Services Covid-19 related rules and measures (“Covid Residence Rules”) which can be found at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/covid-19- residence-rules/ 2. Student Housing and Community Services may change the Covid Residence Rules from time to time and the resident agrees to be bound by and comply with any such changes. 3. The resident acknowledges that although Student Housing and Community Services will take steps to be in alignment with any directives of government health authorities, and its own and other UBC requirements, it cannot guarantee that other residents will consistently follow them, particularly when in their accommodation. 4. The resident acknowledges that Student Housing and Community Services cannot guarantee the resident will not be exposed to Covid-19 or any variants thereof, while on properties controlled by Student Housing and Community Services. 5. The resident consents to Student Housing and Community Services providing other units of UBC as well as government authorities with any information required by them regarding the resident, including resident’s health information, in relation to their management of Covid-19.
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Special Provision Related to Covid. 19 1. The following provisions relate to the public health emergency arising from the COVID-19 virus and any mutation, or recurrences thereof, whether declared or undeclared by government authorities (the “Covid-19 Emergency”). 2. During the Covid-19 Emergency Student Housing and Hospitality Services will be following all health and safety requirements required of it by government authorities including Provincial Health Authorities, the Provincial Health Officer, and WorkSafe BC (“Government Authorities”). Student Housing and Hospitality Services will implement these health and safety requirements and may choose to implement additional measures that are in excess of the safety requirements of Government Authorities. These measures are for the benefit of the residents, their guests, employees of UBC and for the benefit society in general, and may be modified from time to time. 3. To address the Covid-19 Emergency, notwithstanding any other provision of this Contract: a) Residents must fully comply with the all relevant UBC rules regarding Covid-19 as well any additional measures required by Student Housing and Hospitality Services. Examples of these additional rules and measures could include but are not limited to: 1. Closing or limiting access to common areas on the residence property; 2. Requiring handwashing or other hygiene routines to be followed while on residence property; 3. Requiring the use of personal protective equipment such as masks or gloves; 4. Requiring special cleaning procedures or other procedures to be followed in a resident’s accommodation, particularly with respect to shared spaces, kitchen facilities and washrooms; 5. Requiring the prompt reporting of any illness to the staff of Student Housing and Hospitality Services; 6. Being required to be tested for the Covid-19 with the results of such test reported to a unit of UBC or Government Authorities; 7. Following any requirements for quarantine procedures in the event of sickness, which may include the requirement to move to different accommodation or another residence area; 8. limiting or restricting visitors to accommodations or to the residence property, or limiting or restricting visiting between residences, floors or units; b) Student Housing and Hospitality Services may move accommodation, change the configuration of your accommodation, and change the physical layouts of units. c) Student Housing and Hospitality Services may be required to close certain residences, certain class...
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