Enforcement Actions and Disputes Sample Clauses

Enforcement Actions and Disputes. HPP and PHEP awardees that fail substantially to meet benchmarks for the immediately preceding fiscal year or who fail to submit pandemic influenza plans as part of their applications for HPP and PHEP funds may have funds withheld from their awards. An awardee that fails to correct such noncompliance shall be subject to withholding in the following amounts: ■ For the fiscal year immediately following a fiscal year in which the awardee has failed substantially to meet performance measures/benchmarks or who has failed to submit a satisfactory pandemic influenza plan; an amount equal to 10 percent of funding the awardee was eligible to receive. ■ For the fiscal year immediately following two consecutive fiscal years in which an awardee experienced such a failure, an amount equal to 15 percent of funding the awardee was eligible to receive, taking into account the withholding of funds for the immediately preceding fiscal year. ■ For the fiscal year immediately following three consecutive fiscal years in which an awardee experienced such a failure, an amount equal to 20 percent of funding the awardee was eligible to receive, taking into account the withholding of funds for the immediately preceding fiscal years. ■ For the fiscal year immediately following four consecutive fiscal years in which an entity experienced such a failure, an amount equal to 25 percent of funding the awardee was eligible to receive for such a fiscal year, taking into account the withholding of funds for the immediately preceding fiscal year.
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Enforcement Actions and Disputes. I. Purpose Sections 319C–1 and C–2 of the Public Health Service (PHS), as amended by the Pandemic and All- Hazards Preparedness Act (PAHPA), include certain accountability and compliance requirements that grantees must meet, including achievement of evidence-based benchmarks, audit requirements, and maximum carryover amounts. This document provides information about enforcement actions associated with these requirements, and appeal processes in the event there is a dispute. This document addresses requirements and enforcement actions specifically outlined in section 319C–1 and C–2 of the PHS. It is not intended to cover all requirements that grantees must meet pursuant to grant laws, regulations, Departmental grants policy, and terms and conditions of the award. Grant laws, regulations, and Departmental grants policies apply to these grants to the extent they are consistent with section 319C–1 and C– 2 of the PHS Act.
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