Budget and Planning Clause Samples
The Budget and Planning clause establishes the framework for setting and managing the financial and operational parameters of a project or agreement. It typically outlines how budgets are created, approved, and adjusted, and may specify the responsibilities of each party in preparing and adhering to the project plan. This clause ensures that all parties have a clear understanding of financial expectations and project milestones, helping to prevent misunderstandings and cost overruns by providing a structured approach to resource allocation and project execution.
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Budget and Planning. A. Each year, the WIEB Executive Director will provide the COSR with a final copy of WIEB’s Annual Financial Audit, which is conducted by an independent auditing firm.
B. WIEB will use accounting codes to separately track expenses and revenues associated with the COSR and the WIEB Executive Director will provide periodic spending reports to the COSR Chair and Vice-Chair.
C. In a timely manner, the WIEB Executive Director will prepare and present the COSR with an annual budget to review, approve, and submit to the NWPP for approval.
Budget and Planning. A. Each year, the WIEB Executive Director will provide the EIM-BOSR with a final copy of WIEB’s Annual Financial Audit, which is conducted by an independent auditing firm.
B. WIEB will use accounting codes to separately track expenses and revenues associated with the EIM-BOSR and the WIEB Executive Director will provide periodic spending reports to the EIM-BOSR Chair and Vice-Chair.
C. In a timely manner, the WIEB Executive Director will prepare and present the EIM- BOSR with an annual budget to review, approve, and submit to the CAISO for approval.
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