Delivery of Report. The annual report referred to in section 8.2 will be provided to British Columbia within 120 days of the end of each BC Fiscal Year.
Delivery of Report. 5.1 The Independent Expert Consultant shall provide a report, to be filed in evidence on the public record, which shall contain the Independent Expert Consultant’s analysis of the submissions filed by Manitoba Hydro, with sufficient information to satisfy the Board that the review was conducted with due diligence.
5.2 The Independent Expert Consultant’s report shall not draw conclusions as to the needs for and alternatives to Manitoba Hydro’s Preferred Development Plan. The Independent Expert Consultant acknowledges that the Terms of Reference specifically prohibit Independent Expert Consultant reports from drawing such conclusions and leave the responsibility for drawing such conclusions with the Board.
5.3 The Independent Expert Consultant shall not quote, in its public report, Commercially Sensitive Information, as that term is defined in the Terms of Reference, or information that would enable a third party to reverse-engineer Commercially Sensitive Information. To the extent the Independent Expert Consultant wishes to include in their report reference to, or analysis of, Commercially Sensitive Information, reports containing such Commercially Sensitive Information shall be filed with the Board in camera, pursuant to confidential filing procedures as established by the Board for the NFAT Review.
5.4 The Independent Expert Consultant shall work cooperatively with other Independent Expert Consultants appointed by the NFAT Panel for the NFAT Review, as well as with any Intervener legal counsel who have signed a non- disclosure agreement, and shall provide them with such information as may be necessary for the completion of their own reports, recognizing any reasonable interdependencies. This may include the sharing of finding and conclusions with other Independent Expert Consultants and/or Intervener legal counsel prior to the issuance of a final report.
Delivery of Report. Every effort is made to deliver inspection reports on the same day as the inspection. Client agrees that the written report may not be delivered via email within 3 days after the day of the inspection due to unforeseen email delivery difficulties, time/day of inspection, location of client, increased report writing due to property condition, incapacitation of the Inspector, etc. Printed (hard) copies are available for an additional charge at the rate of $1.00 per page, plus handling and postage.
Delivery of Report deliver to the Agent as many copies as the Agent may reasonably require of every material report, circular, notice or like document issued by either of the Borrowers to its creditors generally.
Delivery of Report. Every effort is made to deliver inspection reports within 24 hours of the inspection. Client agrees that the written report may not be delivered via email within 48 hours after the day of the inspection due to unforeseen email delivery difficulties, time/day of inspection, location of client, increased report writing due to property condition, incapacitation of the Inspector, etc. Printed (paper) copies are available for an additional charge at the rate of $1.00 per page, plus handling and postage. Reliance solely upon printed copies will almost certainly delay the delivery time beyond 48 hours. The Client agrees that the inspection report will not be sent to him/her until payment of the inspection fee has been received by the Inspector. The Inspector reserves the right to revise or amend the report for a period of 48 hours following its delivery to the client.
Delivery of Report. From time to time during the Term following the First Option Date and Landlord’s delivery to Tenant of possession of the first Phase, but not more frequently than one (1) time each calendar year, Landlord may request from Tenant, and within a reasonable period of time following Tenant’s receipt of Landlord’s written request, Tenant shall deliver to Landlord, a copy of Tenant’s most recent Internal Revenue Service Form 990 submitted to the Internal Revenue Service and Tenant’s most recent Charitable Solicitation reporting form submitted to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, or, if either said form is discontinued, the publicly filed approximate equivalent thereof that Tenant is required to prepare in the ordinary course of its business.
Delivery of Report. The QIE(s) will submit the Report in writing to CMS and CDPH as soon as possible but no later than December 1, 2022. CMS may require the external QIE(s) to revise the Root Cause Analysis, at LHH’s expense, before CMS will approve it. Such approval may not be unreasonably withheld and CMS will promptly provide a response to the Report after acknowledging receipt of the Report. If CMS does not provide a written response by December 11, 2022, after acknowledging receipt of the Report, the Report will be deemed approved.
Delivery of Report then Supplier will put in place a mutually agreed upon corrective action plan that will address the issue.
