Opt out of agency regs.

**TheFaQQer** · 25 July 2007, 10:26

Yes - if you have met the client, and been introduced to them, then you CANNOT opt out for this contract, even if you wanted to.

If you sign something now that says that you have opted out, then it has no legal bearing. That part of the contract would be severed from it, and the rest of it stands.

If you sign it, with no intention to be legally bound by it, then it's void anyway - just make sure that it isn't back-dated to before you were introduced.

From my experience, it's probably not worth trying to explain this to the agent now - they don't understand, and don't listen. It's only worth explaining when things go pear shaped - until that point, it's not worth it.

**The Lone Gunman** · 25 July 2007, 10:30

Regulation 32 (9) I think.

Problem is definition of introduced or supplied.

**Paddy** · 25 July 2007, 20:04

Originally posted by The Lone Gunman

Regulation 32 (9) I think.

Problem is definition of introduced or supplied.

Isn't that the regulation regarding the number of parking spaces for visitors to the European Parliment?

**smee.again** · 25 July 2007, 21:24

RUle 31 in the regs.322.1.123. sub pragaraph 18. seems to cover it.

**TheFaQQer** · 26 July 2007, 08:36

Originally posted by Paddy

Isn't that the regulation regarding the number of parking spaces for visitors to the European Parliment?

No, I think it's "No member of the corps may report to work in a ginger toupee"

**fzbucks** · 26 July 2007, 08:38

Originally posted by Paddy

Isn't that the regulation regarding the number of parking spaces for visitors to the European Parliment?

I thought that reffered to it no longer being legal to lift a dog up by it's hind legs and push it around like a vacuum cleaner.... I could be wrong though.

Opt out of agency regs.