INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Sample Clauses

INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES. The EMB Central Office (who may not be a represented as regular member of the MMT based on specifications stated in Section A of Title I) shall be responsible for taking the lead in policy guidance, resolution of issues where consensus or decisions cannot be made at the regional level, the provision of needed support for the operationalization of the MMT and MMT Performance validation. Other member offices/sector identified in Section A of Title I as needing representation in the MMT shall have the following roles, duties and responsibilities: EMB Regional Office shall designate a representative who shall assure strict adherence with the policies and implementing rules and regulations governing the formation and operationalization of the MMT and shall initiate transmittal to the EMB Central Office for resolution, regional or project specific issues where consensus or decisions cannot be made at the regional level. (In the case of the presence of field units or personnel in charge of areas/site hosting the project, the EMB RO may designate personnel to lead the SMT instead of the PENRO or CENRO) DENR-Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Officer (PENRO), the DENR-Community Environment and Natural Resources Officer (CENRO) or the EMB-RO Personnel in charge of the areas/site hosting the Project shall lead the SMT organized by geopolitical units in undertaking actual monitoring activities and act with dispatch on issues/problems that arise relative to the PROJECT being monitored. (In case of the presence of EMB field unit or personnel in charge of area/site hosting the project, the EMB RO may designate its personnel to lead the SMT instead of the PENRO or CENRO) (state Proponent) shall provide necessary budget/funds for the MMT activities, make available to the MMT all project information necessary to determine compliance with the environmental requirements and commitments to the extent that such information is not subject to any restrictions and confidentiality, coordinate with and allow the MMT members to inspect and observe construction and operation activities of the PROJECT including the testing, calibration and operation of pollution control and in-house monitoring equipment. (state Local Government Units) shall designate a representative who shall participate in actual monitoring work, prepare or concur with and sign the MMT monitoring reports, provide the necessary information about local policies, plans and programs affecting MMT monitoring res...
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INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES. The EMB Central Office shall be responsible for taking the lead in policy guidance, the provision of needed support for the operationalization of the MMT and MMT Performance validation. Other member offices/sector identified in Section A of Title I as needing representation in the MMT shall have the following roles, duties and responsibilities: EMB Regional Office shall, upon written invitation of the MMT, provide technical advise/assistance in the operation of the MMT. (state Proponent) shall provide necessary budget/funds for the MMT activities, make available to the MMT all project information necessary to determine compliance with the environmental requirements and commitments to the extent that such information is not subject to any restrictions and confidentiality, coordinate with and allow the MMT members to inspect and observe construction and operation activities of the PROJECT including the testing, calibration and operation of pollution control and in-house monitoring equipment. (state Local Government Units) shall designate a representative who shall participate in actual monitoring work, prepare or concur with and sign the MMT monitoring reports, provide the necessary information about local policies, plans and programs affecting MMT monitoring results and standards, advise the MMT of any complaints, information or reports from LGUs concerning the PROJECT. (state NGO/PO and other vulnerable groups) shall designate a representative who shall participate in actual monitoring work, prepare or concur with and sign the monitoring reports, provide the necessary information such as update regarding the perceptible impact of the project on the sector/concern being represented. As may be required from time to time, MMT may request the assistance of (state other relevant government agencies and other sectors) to provide the necessary information about agency/sectoral policies, plans and programs affecting MMT monitoring results and standards and participate in the actual monitoring activity and concur with and sign the monitoring reports.
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