Visit Procedures Sample Clauses
The Visit Procedures clause outlines the specific steps and requirements that must be followed when one party visits the premises or facilities of another party. It typically details advance notice requirements, security protocols, permitted areas, and any restrictions or supervision that may be necessary during the visit. By establishing clear guidelines for visits, this clause helps protect confidential information, maintain safety, and ensure that visits do not disrupt normal operations.
Visit Procedures. 1. Visits that involve access by individuals of one Party to Classified Information held by the other Party shall be undertaken only with the prior approval of the other Party. Approval for such visits shall only be granted to individuals who possess the necessary level of Personnel Security Clearance and who require such access for the performance of their official duties.
2. Requests for visits shall be submitted by the relevant Competent Authority of the visiting Party through Government-to-Government channels to the relevant Competent Authority of the other Party and shall include verification of the fact that the visiting individuals hold a Personnel Security Clearance to the necessary level.
Visit Procedures. Approval for visits which will include access to:
Visit Procedures. 11.1 Representatives of the Parties will, on request, be granted access to governmental or private facilities where work, including tests and trials, is being carried out under an instrument concluded within the framework of this Agreement subject to the “need to know” of these representatives.
11.2 The organisation of visits will comply with the Security Regulations laid down in Enclosure G to CM (2002) 49 under the heading “International Visits”. All visitors will also comply with any additional security and safety regulations laid down by the host Party. Trade secrets and other technical information communicated to visitors will be treated as if they had been made available to the Party sponsoring the visitors.
Visit Procedures a. Parents are required to wear a cloth face covering at all times during the visit. If a parent refuses to wear a cloth face covering the visit will be cancelled or terminated.
Visit Procedures a. Parents are required to wear a cloth face covering at all times during the visit. If a parent refuses to wear a cloth face covering, the visit will be cancelled or held via telephone or video conference.
i. All visit participants (including the supervisor of the visit, parent, child, and other visit participant) will be required to wash their hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer:
1. At the beginning of the visit;
2. After any visit to the bathroom (whether for themselves or to assist a child);
3. After diapering;
4. Before and after preparing food, snacks, or drinks;
5. Before and after eating food, handling foods, or feeding children;
6. After playing outdoors;
7. After blowing one's nose or helping a child blow their nose;
8. After sneezing or coughing;
9. After coming into contact with any bodily fluid; and
10. After handling garbage or cleaning up.
ii. Family Visitation Providers will make every effort to have hand sanitizer available during the visit, but hand sanitizer should not be considered an alternative to hand washing.
iii. Parents and visit supervisors should be encouraged to engage the children in frequent hand washing during the visit.
Visit Procedures a. Parents are required to wear a cloth face covering at all times during the visit. If a parent refuses to wear a cloth face covering the visit will be cancelled or terminated. [INSERT COUNTY] shall then file a motion with the court.
b. Handwashing/Use of Hand Sanitizer
i. All visit participants (including the supervisor of the visit, parent, child, and any other visit participant) will be required to wash their hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer:
1. At the beginning of the visit;
2. After any visit to the bathroom (whether for themselves or to assist a child);
3. After diapering;
4. Before and after preparing food, snacks, or drinks;
5. Before and after eating food, handling food, or feeding children;
6. After playing outdoors;
7. After blowing one’s nose or helping a child blow their nose;
8. After sneezing or coughing;
9. After coming into contact with any bodily fluid; and
10. After handling garbage or cleaning up.
ii. Visitation supervisors will make every effort to have hand sanitizer available during the visit, but hand sanitizer should not be considered an alternative to hand washing.
iii. Parents and visit supervisors should be encouraged to engage the children in frequent hand washing during the visit.
Visit Procedures