Funding for Participation and Assessment Activities Sample Clauses

Funding for Participation and Assessment Activities. The Trustee Council may jointly enter into one or more funding and participation agreements with a PRP. Any such agreement will address the terms of the monetary disbursement and the level of PRP participation. The Trustees acknowledge that payments or promises of goods and services for their activities pursuant to any funding and participation agreement, exclusive of the respective costs of each Trustee’s participation, are intended for the joint and undivided use and benefit of all the Trustees acting under this MOA in planning, coordinating, and conducting joint Trustee Council NRDA activities. Prior to the receipt of any such funds, the Trustee Council shall, by resolution or comparable written decision (which may include the terms of a funding agreement between the Trustees and a PRP or PRPs), establish a process for requesting, receiving, disbursing, and maintaining an accounting of such funds, including a determination of the appropriate place for the deposit of funds and appropriate activities for the expenditure of these funds, recognizing that legal authority may restrict where such funds may be held. Any interest earned on deposits shall be credited to the Trustee Council and subject to the terms of this MOA. Any Trustee that may resign or withdraw from this MOA will provide an accounting of all such funds received and return the unexpended balance to the Trustee Council. Any funds management process adopted by the Trustee Council pursuant to the preceding paragraph shall emphasize the Trustees’ goals of transparency, accountability, and joint management and oversight of funds received from the PRP or PRPs. Accordingly, to the extent permitted by law, the Trustee Council shall seek such funding in a lump sum, to be allocated to individual Trustees in accordance with the aforementioned processes. If any Trustee is prohibited by law from receiving funds through such a lump-sum payment, the Trustees shall adopt a process by which such Trustee may seek separate direct payment from the PRP or PRPs for joint NRDA activities after providing notice and an accounting of funds sought to the Trustee Council. Each Trustee will be responsible for maintaining an accounting for the costs of its participation. The LAT shall maintain an accounting for any agreed upon joint NRDA activities. The Trustee Council and Trustees shall make every reasonable effort to minimize administrative costs.
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