The Practitioner Clause Samples

The "Practitioner" clause defines who is considered the professional or service provider under the agreement. It typically specifies the individual or entity responsible for delivering the contracted services, outlining their qualifications, roles, and obligations. For example, in a consulting contract, this clause would identify the consultant and may reference their credentials or licensing. Its core function is to clearly establish the identity and responsibilities of the party providing services, ensuring there is no ambiguity about who is accountable for performance under the contract.
The Practitioner. The Practitioner means the practitioner specified in the Certificate of Insurance.
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The Practitioner. The Practitioner confirms that: It has all requisite corporate power and authority to enter into this Agreement and to carry out the Work in accordance with this Agreement; It will co-operate with the Firm in all matters relating to this Agreement. The Practitioner shall indemnify the Firm against any liabilities incurred by the Firm as a result of the Practitioner breaching this Agreement It has the necessary skills, qualification and experience to provide the Work; It has sufficient numbers of personnel with the necessary skills, qualification and experience to provide the Work; It conducts its business in accordance with Applicable Laws; It adheres to the professional rules and obligations of their professional body Professional Conduct in Relation to Taxation policies and procedures that apply within the Firm. It will provide the Work with a reasonable level of care, skill and diligence and in accordance with best practice in the Practitioner’s industry, profession or trade; It will ensure its personnel provide the Work with a reasonable level of care, skill and diligence and in accordance with best practice in the Practitioner’s industry, profession or trade; It will be responsible for its personnel and any substitute provided in accordance with the terms of this agreement including, but without limitation, making all payments to its personnel and any substitute in relation to this Agreement. The Practitioner shall undertake the Work in accordance with the Schedule of works in Schedule 1 or agreed between the parties from time to time. [The Practitioner will take instructions from the following named individuals only]/ [The Practitioner will take instructions from anyone involved in the firm]. Where the Practitioner and/or named personnel is to provide the Work then the Practitioner shall be entitled to appoint a Substitute. The Practitioner shall act towards the Firm conscientiously and in good faith and not allow its interests to conflict with the duties that it owes to the Firm under this Agreement and the general law. The Practitioner shall undertake the Work at [a combination of] the [Practitioner’s/Firm’s/Firm’s clients’] Premises [address of premises]. [Whilst at the Firm’s Premises, the Practitioner will adhere to all policies of the Firm including, but not limited to, health and safety policies.] [or] [The Practitioner shall undertake the Work remotely via the Firm’s IT systems. The Firm will provide the necessary log in and password credenti...
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The Practitioner. (a) agrees to claim payments for legal aid work only in accordance with the Scale of Fees and (b) unless Legal Aid Queensland agrees otherwise, must: i. where the Independent Children’s Lawyer and Separate Representative Agreement is ongoing and has not been terminated by either party, lodge a claim for legal aid work performed within three months from the end of relevant proceedings and/or finalisation of the relevant matter, and ii. where the Independent Children’s Lawyer and Separate Representative Agreement is terminated by either party, lodge a claim for payment of legal aid work performed in current matters within 10 business days of the notice of termination or such further time period as agreed to by Legal Aid Queensland.
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The Practitioner i. engages in conduct in relation to any legal aid work that Legal Aid Queensland considers to be dishonest or unprofessional, or ii. intentionally or accidentally misleads a court as to the status or outcome of any determination by Legal Aid Queensland about an application for an extension of legal assistance.
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The Practitioner. 14.2.1 Will not other than as may be necessary during the performance period, communicate the Performer's contact address and telephone number to any other party and shall at all times respect the privacy of the Performer and the confidentiality of any personal information or details in possession of the Practitioner; 14.2.2 Shall ensure that a fully completed agreement shall be in the possession of the Performer or Agent as indicated in S2 not less than forty – eight (48) hours before the required performance unless under exceptional circumstances; 14.2.3 Warrants that it will endeavour to ensure that the Production House or any sub-contractor with whom the Practitioner may be in a contractual relationship with shall comply with the provisions of this agreement. 14.2.4 It is agreed that each of the warranties constitutes material terms of the agreement and should any party at any stage wish to prove the contrary, the onus of such proof shall rest on such party.
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The Practitioner. 14.1.1 is liable for; and 14.1.2 indemnifies us, our directors, officers, employees and agents in respect of; any liability, loss, claim or proceeding relating to the Practitioner’s delivery of Services to Patients.
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