Development of Procedures Sample Clauses
Development of Procedures. A one-time fee of $1,000 will be billed for developing/updating the Compliance Program Manual for the Trusts.
Development of Procedures. The Lincoln-Way Area Special Education Joint Agreement District 843 Director is authorized to develop procedures on the use of behavioral interventions for students with disabilities receiving special education and related services. The procedures will promote the use of positive behavioral interventions and include, but not be limited to, the following components:
A. procedures for the development of behavioral management plans for students with disabilities having significant behavioral and/or emotional needs and for such students requiring restrictive interventions,
B. procedures for the documentation of emergency use of restrictive interventions, C. procedures for parent involvement, D. procedures for training and professional development, and
Development of Procedures. A one-time fee of $_____ will be billed for developing/updating the Compliance Program Manual for the Trusts.
Development of Procedures. A one-time fee of $0 per Fund will be billed for developing/updating the Compliance Program Manual for the Company.
Development of Procedures. Not later than 30 days prior to the Scheduled Commercial Operation Date, the Operating Committee shall establish mutually acceptable (i) practices and procedures, in the form of a manual, for keeping each Lessee/Owner Party advised of the operating status of the Unit and key operating parameters, including Available Net Generating Capability, Operating Costs, Capital Costs, Coal Costs, availability of ancillary services, and each Lessee/Owner Party’s obligation under Article VI hereof to schedule its Pro Rata Share of the Minimum Net Generation, and (ii) detailed written coordinating and operating procedures, in the form of a manual, for the dispatch and delivery of power and energy and ancillary services, from Xxx Xxxx Xxxx 0 in accordance with the Scheduling information furnished by each Lessee/Owner Party. Such procedures shall enable each Lessee/Owner Party to have its share of the output of the Unit electronically Scheduled to the balancing authority or energy-control system designated by that Party and capable of absorbing the energy. The Operating Committee shall deliver the written procedures to each of the Parties, who shall be responsible for updating each of their copies of the procedures manuals. The Operating Committee shall be responsible for the distribution of any revised or additional procedures developed by the Operating Committee pursuant to this Agreement. The Operating Agent will assist the Operating Committee with the development of the procedures and the procedures manual, and will maintain the official version of such procedures manual, which shall be available at the Elm Road Site for review by the Parties during regular business hours. Copies of the official procedures so designated shall be provided by the Operating Agent to the Lessee/Owner Parties within five Business Days of any request therefor.
Development of Procedures. The University has developed procedures for the resolution of complaints, grievances, or problems, raised by employees related to human resource management and employment related matters. These procedures emphasise a collegial approach to grievance resolution through informal facilitation and mediation, and are designed to lead to a prompt resolution of difficult problems. The University and employee/s concerned are entitled to fair treatment in relation to these procedures.
Development of Procedures. The Lincoln-Way Area Special Education Joint Agreement District 843 Director is authorized to develop procedures on the use of behavioral interventions for students with disabilities receiving special education and related services. The procedures will promote the use of positive behavioral interventions and include, but not be limited to, the following components:
A. procedures for the development of behavioral management plans for students with disabilities having significant behavioral and/or emotional needs and for such students requiring restrictive interventions,
B. procedures for the documentation of emergency use of restrictive interventions,
C. procedures for parent involvement,
D. procedures for training and professional development, and
E. provisions requiring consideration of a student’s physical freedom, social interaction, and the right to placement in the LRE and confirming that behavioral intervention be administered in a manner that respects human dignity and personal privacy. The Illinois State Board of Education document on the use of behavioral interventions for students with disabilities will be used as a guideline.
Development of Procedures. Not later than 30 days prior to the Scheduled Commercial Operation Date, the Operating Committee shall establish mutually acceptable practices and procedures, in the form of a manual, for keeping each Lessee/Owner Party advised of the status of the Common Facilities and key parameters, including Operating Costs and Capital Costs. The Operating Committee shall deliver the written procedures to each of the Parties, who shall be responsible for updating each of their copies of the procedures manuals. The Operating Committee shall be responsible for the distribution of any revised or additional procedures developed by the Operating Committee pursuant to this Agreement. The Operating Agent will assist the Operating Committee with the development of the procedures and the procedures manual, and will maintain the official version of such procedures manual, which shall be available at the Elm Road Site for review by the Parties during regular business hours. Copies of the official procedures so designated shall be provided by the Operating Agent to the Lessee/Owner Parties within five Business Days of any request therefor.
Development of Procedures. A one-time fee of $2,500 for each adviser/ sub-adviser to a Fund will be billed to the Fund’s adviser/sponsor in advance of commencement of Fund operations, for services rendered in connection with initial due-diligence reviews of the adviser/sub-adviser policies and procedures, adviser/sub-adviser site visits and updates to the Compliance Program Manual for the Trust. The amounts may be reimbursed to the adviser/sponsor by the Fund after the Fund commences operations. For non-adviser service providers to the Fund (e.g., custodians, distributors, etc.), an additional one-time fee of $1,500 may be billed for due-diligence site visits (to the extent deemed necessary by the CCO) to any such service provider. Due diligence site visits to advisers and sub-advisers are required by the Trust’s Board prior to approval of adviser/sub-adviser compliance programs. Required site visits for Funds with multiple advisers/sub-advisers will be made only upon receipt from the Fund’s adviser/sponsor of a deposit to cover the initial due diligence fees, plus an estimated amount for out-of-pocket expenses per site visit (generally expected to be $500 to $1,000 to cover travel and related expenses). The deposit must be received prior to performing such site visits. The Fund’s adviser/sponsor may be reimbursed by the Fund for these costs after the Fund commences operations. Deposits are non-refundable after site visits have been performed.
Development of Procedures. A one-time fee of $2,500.00 for each adviser/sub-adviser to a Fund will be billed to the Fund’s adviser/sponsor in advance of commencement of Fund operations, for services rendered in connection with initial due-diligence reviews of the adviser/sub-adviser policies and procedures, adviser/sub-adviser site visits. The amounts may be reimbursed to the adviser/sponsor by the Fund after the Fund commences operations. For non-adviser service providers to the Fund (e.g., custodians, distributors, etc.), an additional one-time fee of $1,500.00 may be billed for due diligence site visits (to the extent deemed necessary by the CCO) to any such service provider. Due diligence site visits to advisers and sub-advisers are required by the Fund’s Board prior to approval of adviser/sub-adviser compliance programs. Required site visits with multiple advisers/sub-advisers will be made only upon receipt from the Fund’s adviser/sponsor of a deposit to cover the initial due diligence fees, plus an estimated amount for out of pocket expenses per site visit (generally expected to be $500.00 to $1,000.00 to cover travel and related expenses). The deposit must be received prior to performing such visits. The Fund’s adviser/sponsor may be reimbursed by the Fund for these costs after the Fund commences operations.