Certification Regarding Criminal Convictions Sample Clauses

Certification Regarding Criminal Convictions. By the signature of its authorized officials on this MOU RPD/RCSO certifies pursuant to Va. Code Xxx. § 22.1-296.1 that neither the RCPS nor any of the RPD/RCSO employees who will have direct contact with students has been convicted of a felony or any offense involving the sexual molestation or physical or sexual abuse or rape of a child. Both parties agree to remove from this program any employee who has been determined to be disqualified from service due to such convictions or the failure to truthfully report such convictions.
Certification Regarding Criminal Convictions. The DCH Provider certifies that neither the DCH Provider nor any of its principals has been convicted of any activity that occurred during the past seven years and that indicated a lack of business integrity. A lack of business integrity includes fraud, antitrust violations, embezzlement, theft, forgery, bribery, falsification or destruction of records, making false statements, receiving stolen property, making false claims, obstruction of justice, or any other activity indicating a lack of business integrity as defined by the state agency. Facilities and individuals providing false certifications will be placed on the National disqualified list and will be subject to any other applicable civil or criminal penalties.
Certification Regarding Criminal Convictions. Submit with packet. Retain a copy for your file Truth of Applications and Names and Addresses. Submit with packet. Retain a copy for your file CACFP Fact Sheet – Submit with your packet. Keep a copy for your files.
Certification Regarding Criminal Convictions. 40. By the signature of its authorized official on this MOU, the TPD certifies that none of the TPD employees who will have direct contact with students has been convicted of a felony or any offense involving the sexual molestation or physical or sexual abuse or rape of a child. The TPD agrees to remove from this Program any employee who has been determined by TPSD to be disqualified from service due to such convictions or the failure to truthfully report such convictions.
Certification Regarding Criminal Convictions. Submit with packet. Keep a copy for your file Truth of Applications and Names and Addresses. Submit with packet. Keep a copy for your file Facility Renewal Certification - Submit with packet. Keep a copy for your file Licensing Certification- Submit with packet. Keep a copy for your file Training Certification - Submit with packet. Keep a copy for your file Outside Employment Policy - Submit with packet. Keep a copy for your file CACFP Fact Sheet – Submit with your packet. Keep a copy for your files. SPONSORING ORGANIZATIONS OF CENTERS Agreement between Sponsoring Organization and Facility (DHHS CAC 8C) - Submit copy, bearing signature of the representative who is duly authorized to sign the Agreement and to bind the party for whom he or she signs to the terms and conditions of the Agreement. KEEP ONE COPY FOR YOUR FILES. Please include the appropriate attachments (A-E) for your organization. State and Local Government centers must submit attachments A and B. Private for-profit and non-profit centers must submit attachments A, B, C, and D and E. Please note that Attachment E (Notarized Conflict of Interest Policy) must be notarized, not the Conflict of Interest Policy. The center can sign and submit the conflict of interest policy on page 2 or can submit its own conflict of interest policy. The attachments must be signed by the same person who signs the agreement. Center Application (DHHS CAC 7) - Submit copy for each facility for which you are making an application. If you are filing electronically, do not submit this form with your agreement packet. Please ensure the form is completed fully. Sponsored Centers Budget (CAC 9A) (unaffiliated centers) – Please submit for each sponsored center. Agreement between Sponsoring Organization and Day Care Home (CAC 8D) – submit one copy with Attachments A and B, for each new day care home. Current Day Care Home License –Submit one copy for each day care home or the licensing certification. Please submit a copy of the license for new day care homes. THE FOLLOWING FORMS NEED TO BE INCLUDED ONLY IF YOU OR YOUR SPONSORED CENTERS WILL BE RECEIVING CATERED MEALS

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