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Where relevant. 19.5.1. the documents must include certified copies of those under which the practitioner is appointed, the document of appointment and the practitioner’s acceptance of appointment; and
19.5.2. the seller may require the transfer to be by the lender exercising its power of sale under the Law of Property Act 1925.
Where relevant. The reporting shall also include a demonstration to the competent authority that the legal documentation, technological connectivity and internal processes associated to the active accounts are in place.
Where relevant the LP and project partners ensure that results and outputs of the project are available and accessible to the public free of charge.
Where relevant the Sub-contractor shall ensure that any drugs required for the provision of the Services (whether donated or procured) are available at the point of delivery when needed, to enable the Project’s activities (with respect to the Services) to take place on time;
Where relevant. (i) the Lessor and the Lessee agree that the remedies provided for in the Cape Town Convention shall be available to the Lessor on the occurrence of an Event of Default;
(ii) For the avoidance of doubt, the Lessor shall be entitled to apply for any of the orders listed in article 20(1) of the Cape Town Convention;
(iii) For the avoidance of doubt, the Lessee consents to the availability and extra-judicial exercise of the remedies provided by articles 14 and 15 of the Cape Town Convention; and
(iv) For the purposes of article 23(5)(a) of the Cape Town Convention, the relevant standard of maintenance is as set out in Clause 15 (Maintenance and repair) of this Agreement.
Where relevant you must register with any relevant external provider for the student’s study programme or qualification and comply with their relevant requirements, policies and procedures, including paying the contract amount.
Where relevant. (a) the documents must include certified copies of those under which the practitioner is appointed, the document of appointment and the practitioner’s acceptance of appointment; and
(b) the seller may require the transfer to be by the lender exercising its power of sale under the Law of Property Act 1925. G19.6 The buyer understands this condition G19 and agrees that it is fair in the circumstances of a sale by a practitioner.
G20.1 If the special conditions state “There are no employees to which TUPE applies”, this is a warranty by the seller to this effect.
G20.2 If the special conditions do not state “There are no employees to which TUPE applies” the following paragraphs apply:
(a) The seller must notify the buyer of those employees whose contracts of employment will transfer to the buyer on completion (the “Transferring Employees”). This notification must be given to the buyer not less than 14 days before completion.
(b) The buyer confirms that it will comply with its obligations under TUPE and any special conditions in respect of the Transferring Employees.
(c) The buyer and the seller acknowledge that pursuant and subject to TUPE, the contracts of employment between the Transferring Employees and the seller will transfer to the buyer on completion.
Where relevant request a statement from the person who knows the patient best providing information about presentation and need. This may not be needed if this person is able to attend the assessment with the patient. A significant proportion of those treated in childhood for ADHD will require on going treatment at 18yrs+ though this requirement tends to decline with increasing age. There must be sufficient attention given to robust transition between childhood and adult treatment services for those who level of need remains high at 18yrs of age. Where these needs are complex, including other co- morbidities, transition to adult community mental health services rather than to an adult ADHD only service may be appropriate to ensure holistic care. The Service will offer sufficient direct clinical time with the patient to obtain detailed developmental information and make in-consultation observations. The Service will follow a semi-structured interview process which avoids closed questioning. The Service will be delivered aligned to NICE guidance. The Service is required to provide a clear formulation and reason for the diagnostic outcome. The Service must allow sufficient time for the patient to reflect on the diagnostic outcome prior to treatment/ support.