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VSA Change or Extension – Use this form to extend the period or make other changes to a signed (active) VSA. In addition to a security agreement, you can also choose to collect a legal signature from the visitor confirming that they do not hold your company responsible for accidents or injuries that occur during their stay on site. Depending on your business needs, you can create an agreement that says more about visitor behavior. This may include using your wireless internet or other policies designed to avoid distractions for the rest of your employees. The most common case for this is when visitors are not fluent in the language in which your policies are written. The Laboratory Use Addendum addresses the risks and responsibilities associated with laboratory research and the relationship between the university and the visitor in this context. It must be signed by the proposed visitor and his/her institutional representative if the visitor will be conducting laboratory research at the university. The form must be completed before the visitor can conduct laboratory research on campus. Discovery aims to promote an open exchange of information and ideas through the Discovery Sites. But we can`t and won`t review all posts posted on Discovery`s social and community media sites or in chat rooms, forums, blogs, and other public posting areas.
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