Fiscal Arrangements. [NOTE: The fiscal arrangements in this Agreement are highly fact specific. University should take care to confirm that the fiscal arrangements are acceptable to all appropriate University officials, including the chief business officer.]
Fiscal Arrangements. The parties are committed to the improvement of federal-provincial fiscal arrangements. Both parties agree to promote better fiscal balance, both vertical and horizontal, in the Canadian federation. To this end, the parties share the joint goals of strengthening the Equalization Program and restoring the federal government’s contribution to social program funding to more adequate levels. The parties agree to share information on the state of federal-provincial fiscal arrangements and to co-operate as appropriate in the development and articulation of common positions as they relate to this issue.
Fiscal Arrangements. The Regional Library System will pay a speakers fee of $350.00
Fiscal Arrangements programs and services including remedial cultural and social programs, standards and authorities to deliver programs and services;
Fiscal Arrangements. A. Tuition for the program is aligned with the Ohio College Credit Plus tiered default rates.
B. Tuition for courses taught by high school instructors on the high school campus will be the default “floor” amount.
C. Tuition for courses taught in the high school by YSU faculty will be the default “middle” amount.
D. Tuition for courses taught online or on the YSU campus will be the default “ceiling” amount.
E. High school instructors will teach the course as a part of their regular workload with the District.
F. YSU and the District will follow the State of Ohio’s rules governing registration verification and invoicing for tuition.
G. The District is responsible for verifying the course roster for accuracy by the established term add/withdrawal deadlines. Failure to report a course withdrawal may result in the District being responsible for tuition and the student receiving a W for the course.
H. If a student fails the class or withdraws after the 14th day, no refund will be issued by YSU. It is up to the District to determine if the student will be responsible for the tuition that was paid on their behalf.
I. Financial aid and scholarship assistance are not available to students enrolled in this program.
Fiscal Arrangements. The Parties acknowledge and agree that the government to government relationship set out in this Agreement includes the establishment of a new intergovernmental fiscal relationship in which the Parties agree to work together on an ongoing basis to develop Fiscal Arrangements that:
Fiscal Arrangements. UM agrees to pay the PhD Fellow $27,500 for 12 months, divided into 12 equal payments, provided that the Fellow has completed the work requirements and required hours for the month. Checks will be mailed to the fellow’s mailing address. UM also agrees to pay tuition and fees for the PhD Fellow of up to $10,500 for the academic year (no allowance for summer session). In the unusual circumstance that a fellow cannot continue participation, monthly payments will be prorated to cover only such time as the Fellow met the ECOS Program requirements.
Fiscal Arrangements. 4.1 Central Kitsap shall be the entity that manages the finances of the Analytics Program. As such, Central Kitsap shall invoice each party annually for their equally allocated portion of the fees described in Section 6 and 7 of the Amended Scope of Work Agreement between Central Kitsap and Darkhorse Emergency Corporation attached hereto as Appendix A.
4.2 Invoice amounts are expected to be $25,000 from each participating agency in year 1 and $10,000 each year thereafter (excluding Central Kitsap) for the remaining term of the agreement. Parties agree to remit payment to Central Kitsap within 30 days of the invoice date.
4.3 In the event Fire Chiefs from each Party determine, during the course of the year, that additional expenditures or contributions from one or more participating Agencies are necessary, the Fire Chiefs from each Party shall make a recommendation/request to the appropriate Party.
Fiscal Arrangements. A. The GCT will develop a budget, and the Director will have responsibility for the expenditure of funds from this budget. The GCT’s budget will be part of the College’s budget. Increases in state funds for salaries made available to the College will be shared with the GCT as part of the merit evaluation process for faculty and staff. In general, other state-funded increases or decreases will be shared in proportion to the number and productivity of full-time faculty in tenured or tenure-eligible series in the Center relative to other centers and departments in the College.
B. Any cuts, recurring or non-recurring, announced before or after July 1, 2004, will be the responsibility of the GCT with one exception. The $375,000 in new, recurring funds provided by the COM to the GCT will be protected from any reductions prior to July 1, 2005.
C. Any adjustment increases in salaries occurring as part of this transfer (see attached spreadsheet) will require the approval of the Xxxxxxx.
D. If the Board provides any salary increases to faculty and staff (beyond those noted in 6C above), these increases will be transferred to the COM along with the recurring bases.
X. The Director will have the option to make Xxxxxxxxxx Awards to GCT Core Faculty provided that such awards do not produce a deficit in the GCT’s budget.
F. The College will provide the Center with $375,000 (see attached spreadsheet) in new recurring funds. A portion of these funds will be utilized to bring the Director’s salary and benefits to the current mean of the salaries of the other laboratory-based basic science departments’ chairs (i.e., Anatomy and Neurobiology, Molecular and Biomedical Pharmacology, Physiology, Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry, and Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics). The Director, in consultation with the GCT faculty, may utilize the remaining funds for various purposes including but not limited to augmenting current Core Faculty salaries and benefits, creating new Core Faculty lines, supporting graduate students, and supporting staff and general expenses in the GCT. These funds cannot be used to support Joint Faculty outside of the GCT or the College of Medicine.
G. The Xxxx of The Graduate School, Xxxx of Medicine, and Xxxxxxx agree that the attached budget represents accurately the financial commitments made to the GCT and agree that all recurring funding will be transferred to the College of Medicine.
Fiscal Arrangements.
5.1 Canada, the Province and Splatsin agree to work together to make Fiscal Arrangements related to Splatsin’s exercise of jurisdiction in relation to Child, Family, and Community Services in accordance with this Agreement and as contemplated by section 20(2)(c) of the Federal Act.
5.2 Fiscal Arrangements will set out:
(a) Splatsin’s responsibilities in relation to the Financial Contributions, the Federally Supported Services and the Provincially Supported Services;
(b) Canada’s responsibilities in relation to the Financial Contributions to Splatsin for Federally Supported Services;
(c) the Province’s responsibilities in relation to the Financial Contributions to Splatsin for Provincially Supported Services;
(d) the term of any Fiscal Arrangement; and
(e) other matters agreed to by the Parties in writing.
5.3 The first Fiscal Arrangement is set out in Schedule A.
5.4 Unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties in writing, a Successor Fiscal Arrangement will be an amendment to this Agreement and will replace a previous Fiscal Arrangement.
5.5 For certainty, amendments to Schedule C by Splatsin and the Province do not create any financial obligations on the part of Canada, except to the extent that the Parties have agreed to such obligations under a Fiscal Arrangement. Fiscal Principles
5.6 Splatsin and Canada are committed to the principle that Splatsin has complete authority and discretion over the expenditure of the Financial Contributions.
5.7 Splatsin and the Province are committed to the principle that Splatsin has complete authority and discretion over the expenditure of the Province’s Financial Contributions provided that the expenditure relates to the provision of Child, Family and Community Services in British Columbia.
5.8 The Parties are committed to the principle that the Fiscal Arrangements remain reasonably stable and predictable over time while providing sufficient flexibility to address changing circumstances.
5.9 Canada and the Province are committed to the principle that both have financial responsibilities for Splatsin’s exercise of jurisdiction in relation to Child, Family and Community Services.
