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Meeting Guidelines for Groups
Guidelines for Groups Meeting at CBV
Author: Kylie
Davies Date: 7th
March 2005
Overview
This document
details guidelines for other groups meeting at Computerbank. These
serve to inform both parties of their obligations and
responsibilities as they relate to providing and using Computerbank
meeting space.
The current base
rate for groups meeting at Computerbank is $25 per 3 hours (no
internet) or $30 per 3 hours (ADSL internet and access to the
training room)
Computerbank will:
- Provide a
meeting space that is free from the distraction of Computerbank work
(unless otherwise negotiated)
- Provide a
safe meeting space that has adequate facilities to seat up to 20
people
- Provide
toilet facilities and supplies (male and female)
- Provide power
for computers used in presentations
- Provide cups,
spoons, and other utensils as required (ie plates)
Optional:
Groups meeting at
Computerbank will:
- Adhere to
general safety procedures and be aware of emergency procedures
- Adhere to Computerbank policies around consuming food and drinks in particular areas of the building
- Respect
Computerbank property and relationships with business neighbours
- Sign the
guest register (either collectively as a group, or individually)
- Put all
cigarette butts in the bin or tin container provided (it's actually
a huge fine for butt littering!)
- Keep out of
the warehouse, workroom, training and surplus store areas of
Computerbank unless otherwise authorised or accompanied by a
Computerbank committee member/coordinator
- Clean up all
dishes and any mess made in the kitchen
- Empty food
type rubbish into the green wheelie bins out front (rather than
leave overnight to go smelly)
- Return the
meeting area to the state it was found
- Turn off any
monitors (completely off), TV's, transformers, or other appliances
that were used while conducting a meeting
- Turn lights
off at master switch (training room meter box, switch is labeled)
- Securely lock
both doors upon leaving
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