Agreements with Sub-Recipients Sample Clauses

Agreements with Sub-Recipients. If ABORIGINAL FIREFIGHTERS OF CANADA provides funding to Sub-Recipients under this section, it shall use written agreements between it and each Sub-Recipient that must contain, at a minimum, terms setting out: (a) identification of the Sub-Recipient (proper legal name and address); (b) the effective date and duration of the agreement; (c) a description of the Sub-Recipient Activities to be undertaken by the Sub-Recipient; (d) the amount of funding to be provided by ABORIGINAL FIREFIGHTERS OF CANADA to the Sub- Recipient and a funding schedule; (e) eligible expenses for which the funding may be used; (f) that the Sub-Recipient is responsible for the Sub-Recipient Activities, and that the Sub-Recipient acts on its own behalf and not on behalf of, or as an agent, contractor, or delegate of ABORIGINAL FIREFIGHTERS OF CANADA; (g) the financial and non-financial conditions on the funding; (h) a requirement for the Sub-Recipient to repay to ABORIGINAL FIREFIGHTERS OF CANADA any amount of funding that is provided to the Sub-Recipient that is: (i) not accounted for by the Sub- Recipient; (ii) not used in accordance with the Sub-Recipient Agreement; or (iii) an overpayment or any other amount that is repayable to ABORIGINAL FIREFIGHTERS OF CANADA under the Sub- Recipient Agreement; (i) the reporting and any evaluation obligations of the Sub-Recipient to ABORIGINAL FIREFIGHTERS OF CANADA in respect of its Sub-Recipient Activities and the use of the funding provided. Reporting obligations must provide ABORIGINAL FIREFIGHTERS OF CANADA with reports in a manner and at intervals that allow ABORIGINAL FIREFIGHTERS OF CANADA to comply with its reporting and record-keeping obligations under this Agreement; (j) the audit and enforcement rights of ABORIGINAL FIREFIGHTERS OF CANADA sufficient to ensure accountability for the distributed funding. Enforcement rights of ABORIGINAL FIREFIGHTERS OF CANADA must include all steps that can be taken by ABORIGINAL FIREFIGHTERS OF CANADA to address a Sub-Recipient default, including discussions, dispute resolution processes, remediation plans, withholding of funds by ABORIGINAL FIREFIGHTERS OF CANADA, and termination or enforcement of the Sub-Recipient Agreements; (k) a right for ABORIGINAL FIREFIGHTERS OF CANADA to provide copies of: (i) the Sub-Recipient Agreement; and (ii) any review, evaluation or audit reports under that agreement, to Canada; and (l) Canada’s role in providing the Funding that is used for the distributed payments to...
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