Written References Sample Clauses

Written References. (a) Whenever written references are required for Faculty Members under the terms of this Agreement, the ▇▇▇▇ shall nominate all referees, unless otherwise specified herein. (b) Prior to sending any materials or instructions to a referee, the ▇▇▇▇ and the Faculty Member shall meet and discuss the materials and instructions to be provided to the referee. The Faculty Member may invite a tenured Faculty Member or a representative of the Association to accompany the Faculty Member to this meeting. A copy of the final list of materials and instructions given to a referee shall be provided to the Faculty Member with identifying information removed. (c) Written references shall not contain any recommendation for or against tenure or promotion.

Written References. (a) Whenever written references are required for FacultyTheology Members under the terms of this Agreement, the ▇▇▇▇ shall nominate all referees, unless otherwise specified herein. (b) Prior to sending any materials or instructions to a referee, the ▇▇▇▇ and the FacultyTheology Member shall meet and discuss the materials and instructions to be provided to the referee. The FacultyTheology Member may invite a tenured FacultyTheology Member or a representative of the Association to accompany the FacultyTheology Member to this meeting. A copy of the final list of materials and instructions given to a referee shall be provided to the FacultyTheology Member with identifying information removed. (c) Written references shall not contain any recommendation for or against tenure or promotion.

Written References. Each individual landowner or company director must also provide two independent written references (of approx. 200–300 words) addressing the following matters: • that they are of good repute, having regard to character, honesty and integrity; and • that they are competent to undertake the management actions proposed to be carried out on the site. The name, address and contact phone number/s of the referee must be included in the reference. A referee cannot be a relative of the applicant and must have known the applicant for at least 10 years. The Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998 [‘the PPIPA’] defines personal information as “information or an opinion about an individual whose identity is apparent or can be reasonably ascertained from the information or opinion.” When entering a private land conservation agreement with the BCT, whether in the form of a Biodiversity Stewardship Agreement, a Conservation Agreement, or a Wildlife Refuge Agreement, you must provide information to the BCT that is personal information within the meaning of the PPIPA. We are bound to protect this information and are committed to protecting your privacy. The BCT is part of the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment (DPIE). The DPIE Privacy Management Plan describes how the agency meets its privacy obligations. This notice describes how the BCT will protect the personal information you as a landholder must provide to enter into a private land conservation agreement with the BCT. In particular, it describes how the BCT will protect your personal information in the context of the BCT’s obligation under s 9.7(1)(c) of the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016 [‘the Act’] to keep and make available a public register of private land conservation agreements containing certain information, some of it personal information (pending privacy and public interest considerations). You should be aware that as the agreement is registered on title with Land Registry Services, it will be publicly available for property searches. Except in circumstances where consent is given for use for another purpose, the BCT is bound by the PPIPA only to use the personal information it holds for the purpose/s for which it was collected. The BCT may only use personal information provided by you for the following purposes: • to assess your application to enter into a private land conservation agreement with the BCT • if you enter into a private land conservation agreement with the BCT, to ...

Written References. Copy of driver’s license (drivers only).

Written References. You are required to provide two written professional references from registered chiropractors (employers, lecturers (or equivalent) in support of your application. References from family members are not accepted. To satisfy the requirements of Section 16 of the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ the Board requires all applicants to be able to effectively communicate in and comprehend English. To meet this requirement you must either: • come from an English speaking country (English is your main language); • have practised English for two of the last five years, proof required; • studied at a chiropractic school that taught solely in English; • have an IELTS score of 7.5 with no lower than 7 in each category. The Chiropractic Board may, if it thinks fit, receive any information from, or question the applicant or any other person, in respect of an application being considered by the Board. For the purposes of any such questioning, the Board may administer an oath to any person. Before the Board questions any other person about the applicant, it must advise the applicant about the identity of the persons to be questioned and the nature of the questions.

Written References documented verbal references.

Written References. (a) Whenever written references are required for Theology Members under the terms of this Agreement, the ▇▇▇▇ shall nominate all referees, unless otherwise specified herein. (b) ▇▇▇▇▇ to sending any materials or instructions to a referee, the ▇▇▇▇ and the Theology Member shall meet and discuss the materials and instructions to be provided to the referee. The Theology Member may invite a tenured Theology Member or a representative of the Association to accompany the Theology Member to this meeting. A copy of the final list of materials and instructions given to a referee shall be provided to the Theology Member with identifying information removed. (c) Written references shall not contain any recommendation for or against tenure or promotion.