FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS. We may provide Frequently Asked Questions (“FAQs”) for reference on xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. The FAQs are not a part of any Program agreement, and the Program enrollment application, ACH authorization, and these Terms will control in the event any conflicting information is contained in the FAQs.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS. Q Can I fax my application for processing? A No. Contractor Qualifications Records must contain original, not copied signatures. Q Is this form available electronically? A Yes, the Contractor Qualifications Record (CQR) is available on the Office of Contracting and Procurement web site, xxx.xxx@xx.xxx. Q Who or what is an Individual? A The term “individual” means a human person who may be licensed, certified, or otherwise authorized or qualified to perform or provide specific human care services. The individual may be solo practitioner or a part of a group. Q Who or what is an Organization? A The term “organization” means an entity, other than an individual, that is licensed, certified, or otherwise authorized, or qualified, to provide or perform human care services in the normal course of business. The license, certification, or other recognition is granted to the organization entity. Individual owners, managers, or employees of the organization may also be certified, licensed, or otherwise recognized as individual providers in their own right. Examples may include a corporation, joint venture, clinic, hospital, or partnership. Government of the District of Columbia HUMAN CARE AGREEMENT CONTRACTOR QUALIFICATIONS RECORD 1. DATE OF FILING / / 2. FILING TYPE: NEW UPDATE CORRECTION REMOVAL FOR OCP USE ONLY: DATE RECEIVED BY OCP: SECTION I – GENERAL INFORMATION
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS. Xxxxx serves individuals who participate in the self-directed model by providing various financial, customer support, and informational services. Below are frequently asked questions to help you understand our processes, your requirements, and how to receive assistance. How do I complete forms if I am unable to sign? We encourage you to enroll online, as there are plenty of accessible options on our website. However, if you are unable to use our online system, you may either sign with an X or a mark, then have a witness legibly sign the document on the line above the ‘witnessed by’. What if I need assistance in completing forms? Online enrollment is the easiest method for completing forms. Palco customer support agents can assist you in gaining credentials to enroll online or in completing forms in this packet. When can the attendant begin providing services? Palco will notify the employer and the attendant via email (or mail if enrollment was not completed online) once all requirements for enrollment have been met. The date of this notification is the date work can begin. Any work performed prior to that date will not be paid by the program. Can an attendant provide services to multiple participants? Yes. However, an attendant must abide by all program rules, especially those regarding overlapping claims for payment of services. What happens if an attendant wants to work for another employer? Attendants may be employed by as many employers as he or she would like. Each time he or she begins working for a new employer, a new attendant packet must be completed, just like getting any new job. However, some requirements may be waived depending on the circumstances, such as providing a copy of Social Security cards or documentation related to receiving direct deposit. Generally, background checks can also transfer, but be sure to check with your program rules to make sure you understand all the requirements. What happens if an attendant stops providing services? Anytime an attendant stops providing service, Palco must be notified via an Employment Separation Notice, which can be found on our website. Even after termination, attendants should keep Palco aware of any changes in contact information throughout the year, so that we can send correspondence, such as W-2s, to the correct address. How does an employer change impact existing attendants? Attendants must re-complete some new hire forms, such as the I-9. Palco will notify you of the requirements. Be sure t...
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS. What happens to funding when a child starts school? A child reaches statutory school age at the beginning of the first term after their fifth birthday (1 January, 1 April or 1 September). At this age they no longer qualify for FEE. SCC offers most children the opportunity of starting reception class in the maintained sector before the child is of statutory school age. If the child has a delayed start to their school place during autumn term, they cannot claim their funded entitlement as the school will be funded from the beginning of the term for the child, even if they are part-time, by Schools Finance. What if a child lives outside of Surrey or attends another setting outside of the county? Funded Early Education is not linked to where the child lives. It is the Local Authority where the child is educated that pays the funding. If a child goes to another setting that is not in Surrey, please make sure that no more than the maximum hours are claimed between the two local authorities. It is the setting’s responsibility to check the SCC Child Declaration Form to make sure this is not happening. Can I offer funded early education during school holidays? Funded early education can be offered throughout the year including at weekends rather than just during maintained school term times, e.g. 10.96 hours per week for 52 weeks per year for a universal 15 hour offer or 21.92 hours per week for 52 weeks per year for an extended 30 hour offer. This is called a stretched offer. If your stretched offer is for less than 50 weeks each year, you should inform your parents that it is unlikely that they will be able to take their full entitlement. The total annual number of hours claimed cannot exceed 570 hours or 1140 hours per child. The maximum number of hours a child can have in a week will be dependent on how many weeks in a year you are open but can be no more than 15 hours or 30 hours per week. Examples of stretched offers: Universal 15 hour offer: 52 weeks 10.96 hours 51 weeks 11.17 hours 50 weeks 11.40 hours Extended 30 hour offer: 52 weeks 21.92 hours 51 weeks 22.35 hours 50 weeks 22.80 hours Can I open in the school holidays if I have a term time only provider agreement? There is an expectation that if you have a term time provider agreement that you will be closed in the school holidays. It is unlikely that children on a term time offer will be attending your setting during these periods. What if I can’t offer 15 hours a week? If you are unable to open for 15 ...
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS. Q1. What is Directed Time?
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS. We may provide loss of any kind resulting from any unintentional error or omission by description of the Claim and the amount of damages sought to be Frequently Asked Questions (“FAQs”) for reference on us in offering the Program, whether in accordance with or in an recovered. You can find a copy of a Demand for Arbitration at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. The FAQs are not a part of any unintentional deviation from these Terms. You acknowledge that our xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx. Program agreement, and the Program enrollment application, ACH systems and procedures established for administration of the Program (b) Deliver the Demand. Send three copies of the Demand for authorization, and these Terms will control in the event any conflicting are commercially reasonable. You shall defend, indemnify, and hold Arbitration, plus the appropriate filing fee, to: us, our Third Party Benefit Providers, and our licensors and vendors JAMS Resolution Center harmless from and against all liability, damage, and loss arising out of 0000 X. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxx 000 any claims, suits, or demands by third parties with respect to the Boca Raton, FL 33431 Program brought against you or arising from your participation in the 561-393-9733
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS. Who are the Issuers? The Notes will be issued by NATIXIS or Natixis Structured Issuance (the “Issuers” and individually, an “Issuer”). The payment of principal amounts due under the Notes is subject to the Issuers’ financial position and their ability to meet their obligations. The documents incorporated by reference into this Base Prospectus (see section “Documents Incorporated by Reference”), together with other information provided directly in this Base Prospectus, provides a description of each Issuer’s business activities as well as certain financial information and material risks related to the Issuers.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS. What is the main difference between an Individual Investigator Agreement (IIA) and an IRB Authorization Agreement (IAA)? IIAs are used for engaged study collaborators who are either i) not affiliated with any institution or ii) affiliated with an institution that does not possess an IRB or FWA (e.g., a private practice, Walgreens, a church, etc.). IAAs, on the other hand, are used for engaged study collaborators whose institutions do possess an FWA (i.e., they have or routinely use an IRB with an FWA). Why do I have to submit everything approved and/or reviewed by the reviewing IRB to the UTHSC IRB, which sometimes recommends changes? Haven’t we ceded review to the other IRB? While another institution is the IRB of record for this study, the UTHSC IRB retains the responsibility to ensure that the performance of the study at this site complies with determinations and the terms of the UTHSC Federalwide Assurance. Further, UTHSC has responsibilities under the reliance agreement that have to be fulfilled throughout the life of the study. As the UTHSC PI, do I still have responsibilities when UTHSC is relying on another IRB? • Yes, you must provide to the UTHSC IRB, an initial registration form (via the Form 1: Study/Project Application) in iMedRIS with all of the documents that have been reviewed and approved by the reviewing IRB. • You must also submit via a Documents from Reviewing IRB form in iMedRIS, copies of any documents and the reviewing IRB’s determination letters on any future actions that it takes with respect to this study (such as review of revisions, continuations, unanticipated problems, protocol deviations, any suspension of subject enrollment or of the study itself, etc.). How can I streamline the process and reduce the number of recommendations the UTHSC IRB and/or other relying institution IRBs provide post-IRB approval? • Communication is KEY! The generation of new applications and amendments should be a collaborative process involving study teams at all engaged sites. • Be aware that each institution tends to have unique local requirements that not only continually need to be met throughout the life of the study but are also subject to change. • A lack of collaboration has typically led to unnecessary multiple amendments being submitted to the IRB of record. o In these cases, UTHSC’s required consent form language was either not initially incorporated or was incorrectly modified due to a communication breakdown between study teams at both ...
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS. What forms must I complete at registration? Non-Competitive Option Registration Form USAGymnastics Xcel (Competitive Option) Registration Form Team Membership Agreement Parental Obligations Form Health History Physician’s Report Emergency Treatment Authorization & Copy of Insurance Card (front and back) Top Flight Registration Fee is due at registration. Note that some forms require your signature, some must be notarized and others are to be completed by your child’s physician. Please plan accordingly so that all forms may be returned to the Team Director during the week prior to the first June workout! What do we owe, to whom, and when? Annual registration fee and monthly tuition are payable to Top Flight. Check, cash, Visa, Mastercard,) or Monthly Credit Card debits-see receptionist for auto debit information. Attire, choreography, meet fees and CMGO assessments are payable to CMGO. CMGO payments may be made by cash, check or electronically with e-check or credit card. All payments to Top Flight and CMGO may be placed in the tuition box at the reception desk. Mark gymnast name and purpose of check clearly in the check memo. Read – Expenses (pg. 24) Team Membership Agreement (Registration Packet) CMGO Handbook How do I know what is going on? There are many forms of communication with the team. Always have your gymnast check their in-house mailbox for notices and be sure to check the CMGO bulletin board in the hallway and the Top Flight website. Holiday closings and team schedules are provided with your handbook. A meet schedule is provided to all gymnasts and posted on the CMGO bulletin board and website(topflightgym- xx.xxx). Urgent communications and other updates are frequently shared through email and/or phone calls and are often posted on the website. CMGO communicates with families exclusively via the Team Reach App. Please download the app, register and enter the appropriate Group code below. Everyone - TF-ALL All Boys - TFB-ALL Girls Preteam A - TFG-PTA Girls Level 3 - TFG-3 Girls Level 4 - TFG-4 Girls Level 5/6 - TFG-6 Girls Level 7 - TFG-7 Girls Level 8 - TFG-8 Girls Level 9 - TFG-9 Girls Level 10 - TFG-10 Xcel - TFG-X RecTeam A and B - TF-REC All team info and documents are in the competitive pages of the website. The URL is: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx-xx.xxx How do I set up a meeting with the Team Director? Direct any additional questions about the gym, the team, and their operation, to the Team Director. Call the gym at 000-000-0000 to set up an appoin...
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS. THE PROCESS Why has Cameroon signed the Agreement? Through this Agreement, Cameroon wishes to strengthen control over its forests while ensuring an outlet for its timber exports destined to the European market. This formal commitment of the Government of Cameroon working alongside the European Union affirms the importance of the reform of the forest sector. Is Cameroon the only country to have signed the FLEGT VPA? No. Cameroon is not the only country to have signed the FLEGT VPA. All the forest countries of Central Africa are committed to this process. The Republic of Congo and Ghana have signed the VPA. These bilateral Agreements are negotiated between the EU and countries that produce tropical timber. The Central African Republic, Gabon, the RDC, Liberia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam and many others are committed to this process. Did the process involve other stakeholders, and if yes, who? Cameroon developed its proposals for negotiations through a highly participative process implicating 7 different Ministries, 5 different timber federations/syndicates representing private sector interests, 29 different non-governmental and community organisations, 2 national assembly deputies, and two international organizations. The VPA multi stakeholder platform is unprecedented in Cameroon. This dialogue was a key factor that enabled the Government to put forward proposals during the negotiations that are well founded in the realities and challenges faced in the forest sector and that enjoyed broad stakeholder support. ASSURING TIMBER’S LEGALITY What is the basis for defining legality in the VPA? Cameroon’s legality definition draws from legislation relating to forestry, trade, environment, human rights, social welfare, and labour and international treaties signed and ratified by Cameroon as they relate to forest operations. The criteria defining legality are based on Cameroonian law. The legality definition underwent independent field testing to assess pertinence and applicability, and only objectively verifiable indicators were maintained. What kind of legislative reforms will need to be implemented? During VPA negotiations, certain legislative insufficiencies came to light and Cameroon responded by outlining a reform process in the VPA to cover the following areas: management of community and communal forest resources; conservation and protection of biodiversity; rights of peoples living around protected areas; rights of indigenous peoples; integrating internati...
